THE ALL BLACKS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22517, 7 September 1936, Page 8

THE ALL BLACKS

SECOND TEST TEAM PRELIMINARY SELECTION CAUGHEY NOT AVAILABLE V NO OTHER CHANGES MADE [BY TELEdRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] "" ' WELLINGTON, Sunday Messrs. E MoKenzie (WairarapaY G. W. Nicholson (Auckland), M. p' Nieholls (Wellington), A. A. • Adams(West Coasts, J. T Burrows (Canter, bury), and W. J. Pearson (Otago), who watched the first Rugby test yesterday between the All Blacks and later announced the following preliminary selection for the ' second test match next Saturday at Dunedin: Backs _ ' Fullback.—H. R. Pollock (Wellington). Threcquartors.—J. W. Watt (Otago)' N. A. Mitchell (Southland), J* Sullivan (Taranaki), G. F. Hart (Canterbury). Five-eighths.—B. A. Killeen (Auckland), C. C. Gillies (Otago), J Griffiths (Wellington). Halfback. —B. S. Sadler (Wellington), Forwards J. G. Rankm (Canterbury), R. M. MoKenzie (Manawatu), R. R. J£j n g (West Coast), S. T. Reid (Hawke't Bay), J. Wells (Wellington*, R.Ward (Southland), T. Lockingtou (Auckland), E. Jackson (Hawke'i Bay), W. E. Hadley D. Dalton (Hawke's Bay). The All Blacks will be kept together for training and will play a game at Timaru next Wednesday. T. H. O. Caughey (Auckland) wa» not available, owing to business reasons, and the selectors have called oa N. A. Mitchell, one of the 1935 All Blacks, who was not available for the first game. Otherwise the players are unchanged. .. ; The Wallabies attended a dinner with the All Blacks after the match yesterday and later several attended the amateur boxing championship tournament. They will leave to-morrow night, for the South Island, playing North Otago on Wednesday at Oamaru and New Zealand at Dunedin on Saturday. The visitors are hopeful that K. P. Storey, L. S. Lewis and E. S. Hayes will be available for the back line next Saturday. They may be able to call on W. H. Cerutti, one of the best frontrow forwards, who was injured in the Auckland match. " i