The second game played on Satur day afternoon was productive of much better form, naturally, but even among the more senior players, there was much faulty handling: which will have to be attended to.
Final score—Whites 10 points:
Colours 6 points.
Scottish r. ILM.S. Keppel the Shang-ted 2 Rugger te2m from ILM.S. Keppel by the score points to nil. Although the rolled up all these points, the game was not so one-sided as it would appear, the Navy putting up) a determined resistance all throug'.
Owing to the lack of practice ani] the grousy ball, bandi 1g was none!
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