RUGBY.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17079, 7 July 1926, Page 5

RUGBY.

ALL BLACKS IN SYDNEY. (Lice, Td. Copyright—United Press Assu.i SYDNEY. July 7. The All Blacks were officially welcomed by the New South Wales Rugby Union, Mr. Leith, responding, said the team was the best available in New Zealand, as tho Union in New Zealand desired to bring the Rugby Union game in New South Wales hack to the piui mitiotU position it, enjoyed before the I war. The team spent the hl'ternoon j training at the show ground. DISAGREEMENT WITH PRESS, (Per Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, this day. At a meeting of the Cimterhury I Rugby Union, a motion was carried in I response to a protest from the Christ ! cluiieii Joiirtiiilisjs ’ Association, that the Union had no intention ol rollr-ei-ilig upon the professional ability of ieporters attending its meeting, and had every confidence in them. The matter arose through members of the Union criticising the selectors at a meeting lust mouth, and then when tiie selectors wrote objecting, the same members alleged there had been misveporting. . WAIROA TEAM ANNOUNCED. PARRY CUR CHALLENGE. The team to meet Poverty Pay in (lie Parry Cup match at the Oval tomorrow has been chosen as follows: F. TCingi. T. Nepia, Munro. Lawton, G. Nepia, T. Corkill, MeKeou n, Munrn, Walker, Lewis, AtcGregor, Wilson, Ropitini, Borst, ,T. Scott (w.f.) Reserves, forward: N. Whaangn; backs, Beckett: and W. Aranga.