Wyndham Had Win Over Pioneer in 1964...

Wyndham retained their position in the Eastern Southland Senior Rugby Competition in 1964 when it beat Pioneer 12-0.
Pioneer was their own worst enemy as the poor tackling in the backline and lack luster forward work by losing ball in scrum, however they did win most of the lineout ball.
The Pioneer backs were dangerous on attack, but could not break through the tight defence and in most cases the ball either died or was kicked to touch.
Because of injuries, Pioneer had to rely again on old hands, with Robin Archer not having much luck, but John Smith played a sound game at full-back.
Wyndham's star players were J. Howe, who played second five eight, and Ray Todd, on the wing.  Both these players are worth of a place in the Eastern team, which would have given the selectors a headache.
Wyndham opened the scoring after 10 minutes of play when Todd received a long pass from D. Frew to cross in the corner for a try. About 15 minutes later Howe scored.
I. Gutsell scored Wyndham's third try in the second half when he scooped up a loose ball to dive over for a try in the corner.  The final points of the game came from A. Burns who kicked a 23 yard penalty goal from out in front.