THE ALL BLACKS
COMMENT ON MONDAY’S MATCH.
RON KING PLAYS WELL*
(Australian Press Association).
(Received this day at 12 noon). SYDNEY, July 7
Commenting on yesterday’s match, Die “Herald” says: “The visitors have; some very good reinforcements. Oliver "fniide some tine solo dashes. Lilburne is still a heady/ solid, ' fiveeighth. Though Corner .isijiot a kilby, he sent 'the ball out j|nirply. Smith'is fast) and very clever m his work of 'cover-defensive. T'he nelwcomers in the forwards, * Barry,'f )Sing and Leeson ail did well.”
: The “Telegraph” says there is an element' of doubt' about King’s try. Refore King crossed there ‘did not' appear to ’be' anjr doubt that there had been a knock-on infringement. : The-“Labour Daily” says the display of yesterday’s All Black side fell'short of the : fifteen which defeated New South Wales on Saturday.
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 August 1934, Page 6
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