After this the field presented a most alarming spectacle. The badly. injured man was on the touch li under a mountain of coats, another was propped against the goal-posts and a couple more were lying about on the grass in positions suggestive of great agony. After a long and voluble argument between the touch-Judge on one side and the whole French team on the other as to Whose touch it was, the serum half, who had himself" broken almost every known law of rugger, walked cit the field in protest. i The game continued and a long kick by one of the Club players was touched down by the French fullback. This led to further trouble for, on Mr. Ormston firmly refusing ty allow the drop-out to be taken a place kick, one of the Frenchmen punted the ball high in the air and the whole team marched off in a body.
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