pass to List. The latter raced on a diagonal line and whipped the ball on to Len Scott. Amid a scene of great excitement, Scott tossed back his head and ran for the corner flag. Askin put in a flying low tackle, but the Shore man kept his feet and amid delirious excitement went across wide out. In comments after the match it was said that “List played to form in the New Zealand centre, and made one of the tries that came New Zealand’s way. The English centres, on the other hand, comparatively failed”. The Herald said that “List played a sound all-round game at centre”. List was then selected for the Auckland Provincial side to play England 4 days later. He was in the centres, opposite Mel Rosser. The Auckland Provincial side, made up of 12 Auckland club players lost to England 14–9 in front of 15,000 spectators. The Star said “in a subdued light List did well”. He was involved in his side's first try when Hanlon cut in and passed to List who “ran to the fullback (Gowers) and sent L. Scott over for a fine try”. The Star noted that he “did not handle as well as usual, but was clearly hampered by the failure of the inside men [Hanlon and Amos]”. List was then chosen for the Auckland side to play England on August 11. The side was very similar to the test team with 12 of the 13 players New Zealand representatives at various points. Auckland lost the match 26–15 with 25,000 in attendance at Carlaw Park. List played opposite Jim Brough and Les Fairclough on the English side. Early in the match Frank Delgrosso “worked the blind side from a scrum. List came into the movement and passed to Hardgrave. The fleet Auckland wing short-punted over Sullivan’s head and regained possession to touch down for a fine try amid tremendous excitement”. Later List intercepted a pass and cleared when England were attacking through Bryn Evans, Billo Rees, and Brough. List was named as part of a larger three quarter group to play in the second test with one to be omitted. The players were Len Scott, Hec Brisbane, List, and Roy Hardgrave. List was the one who ultimately missed selection and had even been named as a possible starter on match day which was at Caledonian Park in Dunedin. New Zealand lost