These teams played the return match on Saturday afternoon in the presence of 3 large number of spectators. The Club were unable to put the same team in the field as in the previous match with the sailors, it was nothing more or Jess than a second fifteen which managed to hold their own throughout the game and prevent the "Tviex" from scoring a point. Their op-Ponents were the same who defeated the Club before, but yesterday they did not appear to be in their usual form—Charles-worth was decidedly off colour, and their forwards surprised everyone by' their total Stub howed n marked improvement, but lack of combination. In this respect the the looting" was ¥ r. Ramsay miedo some. fine rushes down the del but he should get out of the dai gerous habit of dribbling the ball too far in front of him; he wes stopped in and lost any opportunity of centring in sey every instance by the "Ivies'" half, consequence. Bassett played a very plucky game and is a welcome addition to the Club.—Sport and Gonsip,
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