RUGBY GENTLEMEN
Praise lor All Blacks SYDNEY, August 21. W. S. Hamilton, in the “Sun", Bays: “If the All Blacks fail to take the Bledisloe Cup back with them to New Zealand next Saturday they will return at least with the reputation of being wonderful sportsmen. They are mannerly and well-behaved off the field and gentlemen on it. For local footballers it has been a pleasure to play against them and tho absolute fairness of their play has been favourably commented on by the New South Wales representatives." Hadley’s sprained hand is still cau»ing concern. It is doubtiul whether he will be fit by Saturday.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 213, 22 August 1934, Page 10
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