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... TEST SHOCK -BLANCHARD UNFIT CRASH to-day went the touring I New Zealand R.L. team's hopes of having their No. 1 hooker, Lory Blanchard, back for the second Test against Great !Britain at Odsal. Bradford. on November 12. His injured knee has not improved ...
... margins. The Kiwis, who leave next week for a tour of France. switched Pat Creedy from scrum half to full-back and played Lory Blanchard at prop forward in place of the injured Bill McLennan. Keith Roberts. who began the tour as a stand-off half. was at scrum ...
... been replaced by Gary Smith of Wellington. Yesterday, the New Zealand team had its ftrat training session under new coach Lory Blanchard. We'll be there to play Rugby League as it should be played. he said. We have plenty of speed in the backs and we intend ...
... BLANCHARD BACK FOR KIWIS F OR the first time since he received a leg injury at Workington on October 1, Lory Blanchard, the New Zealander R.L. team's No. 1 hooker, is included in the team to visit Rochdale Hornets on Saturday. The team shows four changes ...
... Cheshire. Forward there shouldn't be much difference unless the Kiwi pack play above themselves — and with the experienced Lory Blanchard in the front row they may do so The Kiwis should win but they'll find it no cakewalk MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS, Friday, ...
... party consists of 26 players and brief details of some of them are given elswhere But what of the backroom boys coach Lory Blanchard team managers Bill O’Callaghan and Jack Williams and commentator Murray King of the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation ...
... Fogerty NEW COACH Since Teat announced July 24 withdrawn replaced by Smith Wellington team their first training session Lory Blanchard yesterday there to Rugby Lague it should be played” “We’ve plenty the intend use it much possible But if British to their ...
... will tackle fiercely today if only to prove that next year’s proposed New Zealand tour is a viable proposition Selector Lory Blanchard who was in the 1951 Kiwi side said: “We know jet well Great Britain can play and have no illusions about the hard task ...
... scrum after this crazy finale to the New Zealand Rugby League team’s ‘■our at Headingley on Saturday. The trio question—Lory Blanchard. Henry Maxwell and JacK Butterfield—-were the front row forwards of a pack which had been described with some justice ...