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1903 New Zealand rugby union tour of Australia

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Series of rugby union matches
1903 New Zealand rugby union tour of Australia
Official photo of the touring team
ManagerA.C. Norris
Tour captainJimmy Duncan
Top point scorerBilly Wallace (87)
Top try scorerAlbert Asher (17)
Summary
PWDL
Total
111001
Opponent
PWDL
 Australia
1100
Tour chronology

The1903 New Zealand tour rugby to Australia was the fourth tour by theNew Zealand national team toAustralia. Nine matches were played against regional and district sides along with onetest match between the two national sides,[1] the first played by New Zealand in their history.[2]

On 11 July, New Zealand played a preliminary match v. theWellington Rugby Football Union atAthletic Park, won by the local team by 14–5.

Touring party

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NamePositionProvince
Billy WallaceBackWellington
Albert AsherWingAuckland
Duncan McGregorWingCanterbury
Dick McGregorCentreAuckland
John StalkerCentreOtago
John (Billy) SteadFive-eighthSouthland
Jimmy DuncanFive-eighthOtago
Morrie WoodFive-eighthCanterbury
Arthur HumphriesHalf-backTaranaki
Henry KiernanHalf-backAuckland
Loftus ArmstrongWing forwardWairarapa
Reuben CookeLoose forwardCanterbury
Bernard FanningLockCanterbury
Dave GallaherHookerAuckland
Fred GivenFlankerOtago
Paddy LongForwardAuckland
Archie McMinnLoose forwardWairarapa
George NicholsonLoose forwardAuckland
Harry PorteousForwardOtago
John SpencerLoose forwardWellington
George TylerHookerAuckland
Dan UdyHookerWairarapa

Match summary

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Complete list of matches played by New Zealand in Australia:[3]

  Test matches

Scene of the New Zealand test v. Australia, 15 August
#DateRivalCityVenueScore
111 JulWellington RUWellingtonAthletic Park5–14
218 JulNSW WaratahsSydneyCricket Ground12–0
322 JulCombined Western DistrictBathurst47–7
425 JulNSW WaratahsSydneyCricket Ground3–0
529 JulMetropolitan UnionSydneyUniversity Oval33–3
61 AugQueensland RedsBrisbaneExhibition Ground17–0
75 AugWestern QueenslandBrisbaneExhibition Ground29–0
88 AugQueensland RedsBrisbaneExhibition Ground28–0
911 AugCombined Northern DistrictsWest MaitlandAlbion Cricket Ground53–0
1015 Aug AustraliaSydneyCricket Ground22–3
1119 AugNSW CountrySydneyCricket Ground32–0
Balance
PlWDLPsPc
11100128127

Test match

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15 August 1903
Australia 3–22 New Zealand
Pen: WickhamReportTry: Asher, RW McGregor, Tyle
Con: Wallace
Pen: Wallace
Goal from mark: Wallace 2
Cricket Ground,Sydney
Attendance: 30,000
Referee:R Waugh (Australia)
Team details
Australia
New Zealand
John MaundFBFBBilly Wallace
Charlie RedwoodWWAlbert Asher
Sid RileyCCDick McGregor
Stan Wickham (capt.)CCMorrie Wood
Charlie WhiteWWDuncan McGregor
Lew EvansFHFHJimmy Duncan (capt.)
Austin GraltonSHSHHenry Kiernan
Sine BolandN8FArchie McMinn
Harold JuddFFGeorge Nicholson
Bill HardcastleFLPaddy Long
Dinny LutgeLLBernard Fanning
James JoyceLLReuben Cooke
Frank NicholsonHPDan Udy
Ted LarkinHHGeorge Tyler
Alec BurdonPWFDave Gallaher

See also

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References

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  1. ^"in Australia". allblacks.com. Retrieved27 October 2013.
  2. ^The All BlacksArchived 26 May 2018 at theWayback Machine on NZRugby.com
  3. ^All Blacks in New South Wales and Queensland on All Blacks website
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