The first try for the home fifteen came as the result of a movement started by Fleury, that player pick= ing up in the Meiji half and giving to Hubbard who, drawing his man, gave to Goldman, the latter running strongly round the full-back and scoring near the posts. The same player failed with the kick, After ding-tong play in which Dunkley was conspicuous for hard low tackle ing and good length touch kiaki the Shanghai pack heeled from 7 serum in the home 25, and Evans secured and perpetrated the dummy pass in great style. Breaking through, he gave to Hubbard who beat, better of the exchanges and Murray picked up in the visitors' '25, and bustling through scored Shanghai's third try. Goldman tookithe Kick but just failed to convert the try. Play was carried to the other end and Dunkley's kick from near the Shanghai line was charged town by a Meiji forward who touched down, but a five yards' serum was ordered for a knock-on. A for~ ward movement by the home pack took the game to the half-way line and from a melee, they heeled, Neil giving to Evans.' The ball passed to Stanion and' Hubbard, finally: going to Goldman who swerved past. the Meiji full-back and scored near the posts. It was a magnificent effort and invoked great applause. Dunkley added the extra points.
Halftime: Shanghai 14, Meiji University 3 points, "The Shanghai backs were splen~ did in the second half, their passing being a treat to watch, but the Shanghai towards, although working very hard, appeared to: be somewhat embarrassed by the visit-tors low: packing and did not get their share of the ball in the serums. In the loose, however, their weight enabled them to carry out many brilliant dribbles and rushes. In one such movement, Currte picked up near the visitors' line and, Ddustling through and handing off several Japanese players, scored near the corner flag. Dunkley's kick just failed, The next try came from a beautiful round of passing in which Evans, Stanton, Hubbard and Goldman all partieipated, the litter scoring near the corner flag. The same player failed with the kick. Except for some plucky and dangerous efforts by the visitors, Shanghai had all the game and two more tries were scored by and one each by Murray the latter player alf when Neil was. carried off with a sprained ankle. Stevenson also had to leave the field and it was found that he had sustained two broken ribs,
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