“LAST, LONELIEST, LOVELIEST”
THE words of Kipling again 1 apply to Auckland, but this time in the realm of Soccer selection. Harry Spencer, the Tram-
ways’ forward is the only Aucklander who still survives Mr. Salmon’s drastic reshuffle of the New Zealand team. Mr. Salmon has adopted heroic methods, but it is just a question whether the racing phrase, “bet-
ting on the blind” does not apply to his surprise selection. In the meantime, all Auckland hopes for an ‘‘All Black” victory to-morrow so that the of the “Ashes” (if there are any) Will be decided here on July 23.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 91, 8 July 1927, Page 10
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