Horse one and one-third goals, Final score:
Cowboys 13 goals Light Horse 83 goats.
From the moment the ball was thrown in by the umpire, the superiority of the Cowboy four and of their ponies was notieible to all onlookers Tt was a. match. that} vas almost impossible to describe as Teonsisted of so. many series of Brilliant runs against an opposition that was almost negligible. Evch member of the Cowboy team seemed to be quite capable of currying the bral through his opponents quite on his own, and there appeared to be:
need for combination. was unfortunate fop the Light Horse that Pollock was still suffer. te ing from an injured hand received in the International match the week before, and in addition to this he stopped a hard drive of the Cow-Boys full on his right forearm. was therefore hardly surprising that this player was not conspicuous for hard-hitting driving the lates of the game. Lewis was disap) ing as te would not ride his man, and the: consequence was that no; opening was ever made for players behind, The Pinal The stage was sot for the final Amer
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