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LEAGUE FOOTBALL.

NEW ZEALANDERS DEFEATED BY IPSWICH. United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyrignt (Received July 23 10.15 p.m.) IPSWICH July 23. , Ipswich met and defeated the New | Zealand League team at Ipswich to- ! day by 10 points to 3. | The New Zealanders were somewhat j sluggish but despite the scores, they ! gave a better display than against j Queensland. This is Ipswich’s fifth J victory in seven matches against the All Blacks. j After twenty minutes play without I score, in which the visitors threw the j ball about in great style, but encoun- ; tered stubborn opposition, Ipswich j opened their scoring account with a ; penalty goal by Porter. I Shortly after Ipswich, still continu- ! ing the attack, Bennett secured and | scored a good try, which Porter converted. Ipswich kept up the pres- ! sure, and Thornton, from a scrum near ! the line, hurled himself across. Por- | ter failed to add the major points. The | half-time score was:— Ipswich .. 10 New Zealand 0 In the second half, play was more even. Stephenson and Rake continued to give the visitors a feast of the ball, but there was little understanding among the backs. As on Saturday, cohesive movements were (lacking. However, ten minutes before I full time the New Zealand backs com- ; bined in a fine rush from the fifty ' yard mark. The ball went out to Abbott, who with a clear field touched j down with supports handy. Dufty ! missed with the kick. Although Dufty ; also failed with three penalty kicks during the earlier stages of the match, the big New Zealander, whose third match this is against Ipswich, was a tower of strength to his side. His kicking for gaps in the field was extremely effective. The forwards worked hard. Eckhoff again played a dashing game. The weather was fine and the ground hard, but the attendance was poor. The New Zealand team was: Backs— Dufty, Abbott, Littleton, Pearse, Meyer, Seagar, Dodds. Forwards—Calder, Stephenson, Clark, Griffiths, Timms, Eckhoff. | The game ended:— , Ipswich . • .. 10 I New Zealand 3

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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18627, 24 July 1930, Page 10

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LEAGUE FOOTBALL. Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18627, 24 July 1930, Page 10

LEAGUE FOOTBALL. Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18627, 24 July 1930, Page 10