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History of Canadian Soccer
by Colin Jose
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Overseas Tours by Canadian Teams: On their way back home from Australia in 1924, Canadas national team stopped off to play one game in New Zealand. That one game left the Canadians thirsting for more, and less than three years after the 1924 team sailed from Auckland in August 1924, another team returned for a full slate of 22 games on both the North and South Islands. The result was remarkable: 19 wins, one tie and just two defeats. Victoria alderman Jim Adam was once again the tour manager, and, as in the tour of Australia, is credited with the success of the venture. The team sailed from Victoria, B.C., on May 24, 1927, once again on the S.S. Niagara and returned on August 22. Accounts of the tour appear in the Vancouver Sun, written by Dave Turner and in the Montreal Star, written by Hank Noseworthy. The team to tour New Zealand was announced on January 13, 1927.
May
25, 1927, in New Plymouth
May
28, 1927, in Wanganui
June
1, 1927, in Palmerston North
June
3, 1927, in Blenheim
June
9, 1927, in Nelson
June
11, 1927, in Westport
June
15, 1927, in Greymouth
June
18, 1927, in Christchurch
June
20, 1927, in Ashburton
June
22, 1927, in Dunedin
June
25, 1927, at the Carisbrook Ground in Dunedin
June
29, 1927, in Invercargill
July
?, 1927, at Lancaster Park in Christchurch
July
6, 1927, in Timaru
July
9, 1927, in Wellington
July11, 1927, in Masterton
July
13, 1927, in Napier
July
16, 1927, in Gisborne
July
20, 1927, in Hamilton
July
23, 1927, at Carlaw Park in Auckland
July
28, 1927, in Whangarei
July
30, 1927, in Auckland
... Continue to New Zealand Tour 1927: Players (page 2)
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