20 Points to 6
Paris, Jan, 2. international rugby match at the Colombes Stadium to-day Scotland beat France by 20 points to six.
The stands were packed to capacity. There was (A drizzling rain and the ground was heavy.
Late Forty thousand spectators witnessed the match. The victory of the Scots was well merited, They dominated the game in all depart ments, more especially the three-quarters and forwards.
A. sensational start was made by. Gillies who scored a penalty goal in the first minute, Shortly afterwards Wallace scored 'a try. Near the interval Wallace scored another try. At half-time Scotland was leading by nine points to 0, On resumption of the game Me-Myn scored an unconverted try within a minute, From a line-out Wallace made another unconverted tay. 'Then Ribeyre got over the Scotch line, but the try was disal: lowed, then Gannet picked up the ball, Yan strongly for 40 yards and gained an unconverted try. Soon afterwards, in a forward' rush, Maury (France) scored a try, which was not converted. The French continued to press for a time, but met with a very sound defence.
One minute before the finish Bannerman, securing the ball from scrum, scored a try, which was converted by Drysdale.—Reuter,
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