NEW SOUTH WALES TOUR

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 15 August 1921, Page 5

NEW SOUTH WALES TOUR

! HAMILTON, August 13. ! The New South Wales team played i Waikato here yesterday. The weather I was fine but dull. There was a "large , attendance. S The visitors quickly attacked. Mm- ' gay marked smartly, and taking the kick, goated. The home side then carreid the ball into the visitors' territory, but the visitors were soon back again) their forwards playing well. Mata (Waikato five-eighths) was injured at tins stage. Shortly after a penalty to the visitors was taken by Mingay who , scored again. Pla y was then carried !to New South Wales' territory, and . Peach from a penalty, goaled for Waikato. New South Wales attacked hotly . m the closing stages of the first quarI ter. In the second quarter Waikato attacked, testing the visitors' defence and from a good passing rush Buekingl j ham scored and Peach converted The I spell ended: " Waikato g New South Wales '.'.*".'".'.'.:'. 6 On resuming New South Wales at--tt'w^ fo^den goaled. Lane (New South Wales) retired hurt. A penalty kick gave Mmgay a shot and he goaled fiS f£ lle<* Wlth- .the kick. In the S$ <?irr scored., and after a M?™o St pl xay, Davis Sot over > and Mingay converted. From loose play S£ y i°°? d *°r, W«ikat °. but Peach hadih^l, rTlu New South Wales Sartir»f.,S eSt + i? f he, came throughout, team i G IJ y+^h? baCks% The Waikato team held their own in line-out play, but in all other departments the visitors were superior. The game endedNew South Wales ...... 28 Waikato 1......." fl