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Australia rugby union tour of New Zealand Coach(es) M.C. Morgan Tour captain(s) Larry Dwyer Summary
Total Test match Opponent
New Zealand
The 1913 Australia rugby union tour of New Zealand was a collection of friendly rugby union games undertaken by the Australia national rugby union team against various invitational teams from New Zealand and also against the New Zealand national team .[1]
The team played in the light-blue jersey of NSW Waratahs with the state emblem and the word "Australia" on the chest.[2] Australia played 8 matches, with only 3 victories and 5 defeats.[3]
Touring party
Management
Full backs
R. Simpson (New South Wales)
Three quarters
D. Suttor (New South Wales)
Larry Dwyer (New South Wales)
E. Carr (New South Wales)
L. Wogan (New South Wales)
L. Meibush (Queensland)
M.J. McMahon (Queensland)
Fred Wood (New South Wales)
J. Flynn (Queensland)
H.A. Jones (New South Wales)
Half backs
Forwards
Harold George (New South Wales)
C. O'Donnell (New South Wales)
Bill Watson (New South Wales)
Ted Fahey (New South Wales)
Clarrie Wallach (New South Wales)
D.B. Hughes (New South Wales)
F. Thompson (New South Wales)
R. Roberts (New South Wales)
R.B. Hill (New South Wales)
D. Williams (Queensland)
A. Horadan (Queensland)
P. Murphy (Queensland)
W. Cody (New South Wales)
IL Jones (New South Wales)
Matches
Summary
Complete list of matches played by the Wallabies in New Zealand:[4]
Test matches
Scene of one of the two tests played v. New Zealand
Balance
Pl
W
D
L
Ps
Pc
9
3
0
5
105
127
Bibliography
Found on Papers Past website
Auckland Star , Monday 25 August 2013, p.6
Evening Post , Thursday 28 August 2013, p.4
Auckland Star , Monday 1 September 2013, p.8
Evening Post , Thursday 4 September 2013, p.4
Colonist , Monday 8 September 2013, p.6
Wairarapa Daily Times , Thursday 11 September 2013, p.6
Auckland Star , Monday 15 September 2013, p.8
Evening Post , Thursday 18 September 2013, p.4
Evening Post , Monday 22 September 2013, p.4
Evening Post , Thursday 25 September 2013, p.4
References
History Players Home stadium Competitions and trophies Related teams Matches
Tours
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See also