RUGBY FOOTBALL
. * CHOICE. (Per Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, May 14. The following are the Canterbury nominations for the All Black team to visit Sydney:—Harris (Old Boys), Elvy (Linwood), J. Turpin (Linwood), D. AV. Turpin (Linwood), Oliver (Merrivale), Baird (Old Boys), Kennedy (Ashburton), Hay (Old Boys), McCormack (Ashburton), ana Ward Some doubt lias arisen as to whether the 1924 All Blacks are eligible for selection, and Canterbury has decided to nominate four of them provisionally. Robilliard and Masters are definitely able to go, if required. Dailey and McGregor are not available, and replies are yet to be received from Parker and McCleary. COASTERS NOMINATED. Two players have been nominated by the West Coast Rugby Union for inclusion. in the New Zealand team shortly to tour Australia. They are J. Goodall (Greymouth), full-back; and’P. J. O’Regan (Inangahua), forward. The services of the All Black, J. Steel, are not available. The following juniors will represent Blaketown on Saturday, at 1.30 p.m. : McEnaney (capt). Dimond, Smith, Boswell, H. Stubbs. Brennan, P. H ai ’- rington, Johnson, Humphries, Ashley, Negri, Patterson, W, Kennedy. Mulrose, F. Watson, L. Green, Wilson. Players io be at the Union Hotel at 1 p.m.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 May 1925, Page 5
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