TECHNICAL OLD BOYS v. ISLAND BAY.
A draw was the result of a very patchy game which was played at Wakefield Park between Technical Old Boys and Island Bay. , The strong southerly wind played havoc with the ball, and kicks and shots which, under better conditions would have been deadly, were ruined. Accurate centring was next to impossible, and it was* a wo»der that any bright movements took place. The game was of the "kick-and-rush" kind, and any attempt at playing in combination was abandoned early in the first spell. Individual play predominated, and indeed some very pretty encounters were staged. The teams were: — Island Bay: Restieux, Moug, Wheeler, Kerr, Thomas, Corrin, Reader, Mason, Hayman, Tricker, Hepburne. Technical Old Boys: Redmond; Bognuda, Edwards; Harland, Raxworthy, Paston; Stewart, Clintworlh, Woolescroft, Torriugton, M'Alillan. The garno hatl barely stalled when TVcbjiical Old Boys went sailing along tin: field before the strong south wind, and M'Milim scored, Play sas kept iaaialx JA
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 139, 16 June 1930, Page 4
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158TECHNICAL OLD BOYS v. ISLAND BAY. Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 139, 16 June 1930, Page 4
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