ALL BLACKS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17343, 16 July 1924, Page 1

ALL BLACKS.

THIRD TEST TO-DAY. THE NEW ZEALAND TEAM. N.S.W. CAPTAIN HURT. By Telegraph—Press AseociatT to—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Received July 16, 11 a.m.) SYDNEY, July 16. The following are the teams for today’s Rugby test:— NEW ZEALAND. Full-back —G. Nepia (Hawke’s Bay). Three-quarters—F, W. Lucas (Auckland), H. W. Brown (Taranaki), K. S. Svenson (Wellington). Five-eighths—A. E. Cooke- (Auckland), M. Nicholls (Wellington). Half-back—W. Dailey (Canterbury). Forwards—C. G. Porter (wing), (Wellington), W. R. Irvine (Hawke’s Bay), H. G. Munro (Otago). M. Brownlee (Hawke's Bay). R. Masters (Canterbury), L. Cup-pies (Bay of Plenty), J. Richardson (Southland). A. White (Southland). NEW SOUTH WALES. Full-back—O. E. Noticing. Three-quarters—o. C. Crossman, I*. W. Wogan, R. G. Stanley. R. E. Foote. Five-eighth—W. G. George. Half-back—F. W. Meagher. Forwards—C. Thompson, J. Blackwood, E. V. Ritchie, A. Hoskins, H. C. Taylor, R, Elliott, C. L. Fox. F. J. Thorn. Owing, to a broken rib. A. S. B. Walker, the New South Wales captain, is unable to play. He has been replaced by Meagher. The New Zealand team for to-day’s test is the same as that which won the second test so convincingly. It will be noticed that Dailey is again get-