SECOND TEST

Gisborne Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 10954, 20 July 1929, Page 5

SECOND TEST

ALT/ BLACKS v. AUSTRALIA ALU EYES; ON MATCH. DESPER ATE EIGHT PI 1 EDICTED. United Press Assn, by El. Tel. Copyright /(Australian Press. Association.) (iteceived Jutv. 19, 11.45. pun.) BRISBANE. July 19. ■AH eyes will be on the. match tomorrow'between the All/Blacks and Australia. Air. AlcLeod states that the New Zealand team lias much improved and will fight desperately, hard to prevent Australia, winning (be. rubber '. The New Zen-landers are being billed ■ ‘throughout Brisbane as the world’s greatest footballers. ■ Tfie Australians Ross, Towers, E. Ford and Pnll'rcymnn, who played in tho> first tost, will ho unable to play to-morrow The Australian team will be i-em-posed of ton New South AVales men, four Queenslanders and one A7ic-for-tnn. and will be as follows. Westfield. MeGhie, Strutridge, King. Grossman. Lawton (capt.) . Alnloolui Breekenrklgo, Ford, Louden. . Ha.malameri, . Finlay. Cerutti, Bonis, Thompson. Mr. McLeod, .referring to the rail accident yesterday, said that all the men came .through the smash unbanned They found plenty to talk about and, after it, there was .no more sleep. - Thev were 'com lor table compared with the unfortunates whose carriages wore turned over, compelling them to walk about shivering till dawn with a white mantle of frost all round them. ALL BLACK SIDE. PORTER TO PLAY. United Press Assn, by El. Tel. Copyright (Australian Press Association.) (Received July 20. 1.5 n.m.) BRISBANE;, July 19. The All Blacks’ team is ns under: Stringfellcnv. (Ironside, On rletmL 1 look'. Oliver Lilbume. Tuck.• Po r ter (ea pin i n). AJFWilliams, Snow. Kivell, Soiling, Rika. Palmer. Ookterell. Reserves. — Waterman. Leys, Ford, Mnhonov.