ROYAL RUGBY
THE WELLINGTON TEAM. The Wellington team has been selected as follows:—Malm, Mao Arthur, Algar, Barker, J. Tilyard, Corner. E. Roberts, Green, S. Shearer. Elliot, Eberhartd. J. S.hearer, Patou, Ryan, and D. Clifton”. Emergencies: Forwards, Calcinai, Barker and Love. Backs, Aitken and I l '. Tilyard. Regarding the Army team a rare treat is promised in the play of Singe, wing-forward (the one who beat the Welsh referees with his quickness). Storey, and Ford, discovered during the war. The former is a veritable greyhound; and O’Brien, a ivorld’s star full-back. Others are; Fogarty, a forward with a great reputation; and Moffitt. wlio played right through the whole series of Army matches in Britain, South Africa and on the Continent. Tho box plan is filling rapidly, and tbo sale of tickets which can bo, obtained at most business places in town, are entirely satisfactory. Tho teaching profession is particularly enthusiastic over tho match, fully appreciating the fact that this is not n Rugby Union, but- a city appeal, nnd also tho necessity for now playing grounds for winch purpose the match is being 'played. 4 One institution has already sold almost one-tenth of iho available tickets.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10578, 1 May 1920, Page 11
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195ROYAL RUGBY New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10578, 1 May 1920, Page 11
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