TWO MEN INJURED
CANADIAN SOCCER TEAM (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. D. Turner and D. Graham, two members of the Canadian soccer team, have returned to Wellington temporarily disabled. The former twisted his ankle at Greymouth, and Graham was injured at Nelson. Both will undergo medical treatment here, which it is hoped will enable them to rejoin their side for the second test at Christchurch, oii July 2. Turner said Timlin's wonderful goalkeeping was responsible for the Canadians'"defeat by Westland. They had quite a big part in the game, but, Timlin was unbeatable. Curiosly enough, the visitors are feeling the cold very much. In Canada the houses and hotels are internally heated, but in New Zealand they find the interiors so cold that they cannot sleep.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16372, 21 June 1927, Page 10
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