Barraclough, "K." G, Stephenson, Russell' Carri MYohn" Stewart, ad. Pad. We Focken, 1. W. Leach, Sum Tweedie, ROSS ance tea hiemrenecueaa: Club 0, & SoC. N, Brown:
Burkhill Cup.
8. Giles, Ta the year by, virtue of, her victory Scotland won the Burkill Cup for TG, Barter, Ht, Me I Altay over England in the match that tool place on Monday morning at the Canidrome before a large and en-Ithusiastic crowd, the winners scor-setback in their late revival of late, ung Hive experienced a surprise ing 5 points (a goal) to 3 points {for they went down to Chinan. by (a try). The match was one of the two. clear 0 the, Stadium best seen this season and brought lon Monday, and on the day's play the jabour some thrilling play, which better team triumphed. At" the was heightened by the closeness of Ganidrome, the Football Club, why the score, the spectators being kept were utterly routed by the. strong Jon tiptoes with excitement right up ito the last minute, while in the tering double figures " wit how combination, the winners short preliminary, game the Old the Club, [Crocks trounced the Club 0. & S. sociation Sportive, Fran-cals gained their easiest victory of Conditions were ideal for the the season on Monday when they de-play, and a large crowd ented the Shanghaj Football Club of partisans of both sides was at-bby ten goals to none, "Both sides tracted to the Canidrome. The Relded reserves, but ihe Club. Jground was in excellent condition, nonced the greater disadvantage the rain over the past week having for Stokes. was unable to play and taken the hardness out of the sur-his worth could not be replaced, face and some fine running and good movements were seen. The Scottish P.S. OW Boys Lose Jwere stronger on paper, but thei played up splendidly and very gw, tenio tages bab fame "between the. Club XV" and developing speed all' the way, nearly ousted them from favour.
The run of play was fairly even, the Public' School Old Boys. turned the ball being taken to both ends out, eventually, to bea hard fought ying success for both! te fu Uae wi plage encgants faith the' former" winning by. 14 Among the Scottish threes there points (goal and three tries) to 8 was some ting running and handling seen. Grieve's try Was a perfect Ural and ar.
'The first half' was a tame affair piece of work, his selling of the with the Club seemingly unable ta dummy twice being mainly instruud their feet or realize the valve mental in getting the points for his, team. Both he and Taylor out in the hand he Pali Sebal Follapse.in the "second half under layed up. during this Balt Jon several oceasione to advantage, catching the opposition on the wrong. the attack of a completely ree foot and getting well away before they could turn and chase, "Sta itvenated lub, aide, In this frst alf the Schoo! had\ the better of were equal but the line, wi and, Blackwood on, the, cther all exchanges, both their forwards
all its. excellence, did not achieve fand Uhreequirters being) superior in'every department. Blown wax quite has it was expected to, mainly because of the fine defen-while Bf.
Tchakalian was easily the ware self at seem est of the three For the Clus Dovler played Raeburn and Mayne showed up well. in the first half and then went on: The sides were:—to, the wing, allowing Stanion to take his place, while Blackwood VIN, Bactiay Ge fayne, C. 3 ott JO Monks came inside, Ruchurn: A. Thomas, FW, Bat The English backs, though not achieving as much in the Way of Weg By Cuter, movements og their opponent Out for thely excellent defensive Play, while they did get away on occasions and several individual Tuns were put through to good resalts. Livingstone tackled well back, and Bird was the most notice- p: able' of the threes, going through several times, as did Acraman, the Tntter seeming to have recovered his old form of two seasons ago. Brind the wing Was not given, many Opportunities, but when ho did get {em he made the most of the chan: ces. "Bowerman took on alor of work and was very unfortunate not to convert. the ty. Gardner [who was brought in to deputies for Welch, played very well considering that he' isnot used to the serum half position. He was somewhat: overshadowed by Neil, but the latter was well on form and had the ad-Vantage of better pack in front cof hien, whose heeling: gave him repeated chances.
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