SOCCER TOUR
NEW ZEALAND AGAIN BEATEN
MATCH AT NEWCASTLE
CJnlled Press Association—B» Electric Tele eraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, May 28. A Newcastle and Northern District team overwhelmed the New Zealand Soccer team by 7 goals to 1. The weather was perfect, and the attendance excellent. The teams were as follows: — New Zealand: Zuill, Gerrard, Graham, Stenhouse, Christie, Crabb, Barton, Blackie, Baker, Kershaw, Kay. Newcastle: Morgan, Whitelaw Henwood, Forrester, Taylor, Coolahan, Wilkinson, Cameron, Quill, Hughes, Bray. The local players were much the better team for the first half, playing, with more cohesion except approaching the interval, when the visitors rallied brightly, lhe half-time score was: Newcastle 3, hew '^iV the second half the visitors created a better impression with neat footwork ami splendid combination, but found the defence too solid and the opposing forwards 6The NewPZealanders' best itlan was Zuill, whose frequent saves and brilliant, reliable network were applauded. For Newcastle, Hughes (three) and Qtiill (four) scored goals. Kershaw scored tor New Zealand.
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 124, 29 May 1933, Page 12
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160SOCCER TOUR NEW ZEALAND AGAIN BEATEN Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 124, 29 May 1933, Page 12
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