AUSTRALIAN TEAM

Evening Post, Issue 12, 14 July 1936, Page 9

AUSTRALIAN TEAM

NEW ZEALAND VISIT

MOSTLY N.S.W. PLAYERS

SYDNEY, July 13,

The Australian Rugby Union team to tour New Zealand is as follows, where not otherwise indicated players being from New South Wales:— FULL-BACK: X..P. Storey. WING-THREE-QUARTERS: A.. D. McLean (Queensland), J. D. Kelaher, R. W..Dorr.(Victoria). CENTRE-THREE-jQUARTERS: W. McLaughlin, E. S. Hayes (Queensland), R. Rankin, B. C. Egan. , FIVE-EIGHTHS: L. S. Lewis (Queensland), J. D. Hammon (Victoria). HALF-BACKS: K. Gibbons, V. S. Richards. FORWARDS: O. L. Bridle (Victoria), A. J. Hodgson, K. S. Windon, R. L. Kelly, T..P. Pauling, W. G. White, K.i M. Ramsay, F. E. j Hutchinson, J, H. Malone, R. J. Walden, W. H. Cerutti, A. H. Stone, E. T. Bonis (Queensland). ONLY SEVEN WARATAHS. As was to be expected in consequence of the victories of New South Wales in all the recent inter-State games the majority of players are froir that State. Queensland has four representatives and Victoria three. ' Hayes has been appointed captain and Walden vice-captain. Only seven of the Waratahs who toured South Africa in 1932' are included in the team. Five men, Egan, Pauling, Windon, Hutchinson, and Stone, played inter-State football for the first time this year. All are youthful players. Pauling is the son of the late T. G. Pauling, a former New Zealand footballer, who subsequently played in Australia.

The manager of the team will be Mr. JE. G. Shaw, who was in charge of the 1927-28 Waratahs when they toured Britain and who has also been offxeia.' representative of the New South Wales Rugby Union attached to all recent New Zealand teams which have visited Australia.