TRAVELLING ARRANGEMENTS

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 14 September 1921, Page 5

TRAVELLING ARRANGEMENTS

THE ALL BLACK TEAM.

FORECAST OF SELECTION

WELLINGTON - Sept. 14. In view of the criticisms of the manager of the Springboks on the travelling arrangements for the Nelson match, the New Zealand Union has called on the Nelson Union for an explanation. «" rcp!£ l.° a oy the Canterbury Union condemning the New Zealand Union's handling of the match against New South Wales at Christchurch, the latter lias asked the Canterbury Union to give details of the auegJitions. The trainer of the All Blacks is highly pleased with the condition of the men, and reckons that the team for Saturday will be the best New Zealand I has put in ,the field. If the Africans can beat them, he considers they can beat, anyone. . Mr. Griffiths states that the team is practically picked now but will *not be announced till Friday'afternoon. A forecast of the selection by one in authority i 8:: —Backs: Kingston, Steel, 1 ford, and probably Siddells as third. Three-quarters: Ifwerson, Fea, and sr°^xx s- _fwwar^«: Fogarty, Duncan, Moffitt. McLean, West. Richardson i and Fletcher, with Belliss or Donald as wing. ..'"■' The localyunjon lias agreed to make Wednesday's match against Auckland, and also the Otago match, Ranfurly Shield contests, .subject* to'the approval of .the New Zealand Union. |