PETONE 22, v. ORIENTAL 8.

NZ Truth, Issue 161, 18 July 1908, Page 3

PETONE 22, v. ORIENTAL 8.

>,»*•__# ifkl.. its . reyeh-ge on the Black «rfi- WW-*** . t»\the tune of 22 points jtq-6. jßtaMby Ukftteujig the heaviest defeat the f_i_bs Wye _M_d' this season. .Tkp _H_barha_i toys deserved thf ir win, pmz taaka Inkj»s every opportunity. The |mta pky«4 ,»'__nj, open game, which was tha 4wm. I have spen this season. SMc aUytmOwM safe at fail-back, hut kji pe_iWaaki-iff was not too good. Qseoa scared a smart try from a scrum ne«r Ibt Ork»' goal-line.. TUi___Miii ifcaped weU at wing forward, awl ■ wukmmzd m his element. Of the for--r*Bto, lUfhdy, Knight and HcGill were fi}Wy» prf ___j_t____t. BamcMJi'ii try was the outcome of the baa* )Mii_u bout of themaich. -Mid' _McL|^i,Vb«^*i«- scoring a«ry, Was the. best track «* Us side.j He was ably supported ty gtauaeh. ttskutel ferwards wanted Roberts to utm I_Bwn tn to action. Gillespie, WaxbrMk i_U Daley, were triers, the latter fcetec Host prominent. . _ ' i«iUntal. ha;d Anderson, Thomson, HamflloßL and Varcoe all absent, besides Kob•rii.. ,/ ■ , ■ / ■■■■ tries were 'scored by Green, Instant, HoUse, J. Ryasas and Hardham, tw» being' converted, and M. Ryan kicked a penalty goal. ;