ALL BLACKS ON TOUR.
test match to-day. BRISBANE MUCH INTERESTED* BOTH TEAMS SELECTED. (Received July 10, 11.35 p.m.) BRISBANE, July 19. Great interest is being shown in tlio match to be played to-morrow between the All Blacks and Australia. The All Blacks' manager, Mr. J. McLeod, says the, (earn is much improved and will fight desperately hard to prevent Australia from winning the rubber. The N'ew Zealanders arc being advertised throughout Brisbane as " the world's greatest footballers." The Australians Ross, Towers, E. Ford and Palfreyman who played in tho first test match will be unable o play tomorrow Tho Australian team will include 10 New South Wales men, four Qtieenslanders, and one Victorian. The teams will be as follows: — AUSTRALIA. Fullback.—Westfield. Threequarters. McGhie, Sturtridgo, King, Crossman. Five-eighths.—Lawton (captain). Halfback.—Malcolm. Forwards. —Breckenridge, J. Ford, Loudon, Hamalainen, Finlay, Cerutti, Bonis, Thompson. ALL BLACKS. Fullback. —Stringfellow. Threequarters. Grensido, Carleton, Hook. Five-eighths.—Oliver, Lilburne. Half.—Tuck. Wing-forward.—Porter (captain). Forwards.—McWilliams, Snow, Kivell, Sonntag, Rika, Palmer, Cotterell. The reserves are: Waterman, Leys, Ford, Mahoney.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20312, 20 July 1929, Page 11
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