This math ended in a very easy! victory for the M. G. C. by 32 points to 5. The Club only managed to turn out 12 men in this match while the Gunners bad fall ride.!
Scotland did most of the attacking] jin the first half but the Frenchmen were occasionally dangerous. Waddell scored a try which Gillies conjwerted. Then successive trys _by Smith and Waddell were converted Gillies snd Drysdale.
France then scored through Gon-net but the try was not converted land just before the interval Scotland jadded to the lead by a try scored verted. by Smith which Gillies again con-'The half-time score was Scotland 20, France 3.
In the second half the Frenchmen} improved, their forwards beating the Scottish pack both in serammages and loose work.
Drysdale kicked a penalty goal for England and then Piquiral scored Jan unconverted try for France, the game ending 23 points to 6 in favour of Scotland,—Reuter,
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