The S, M, Police revenged their Skottowe Cup defeat; of a week ago by gaining the points over the Rees a league match on Sunday by the odd goal of five.
The touch uss were thickly lined, for the meeting of the two teams was looked forward to eagerly, and those fortunate enough to be present were treated to one of the best matches this season The wind control-Jed the game to a large extent, for the losers benefitted during the frst Yalf and led ut the Interval by the Oda geal of three, while afterwards the Police had the majority of the exchanges and scored twice late in the second halt without reply.
SIN. Pollce—Bradley; Murray, Shute; Ballet, Gash, Gibson: Woodley, Jack, Wylte) Dufly, Wilkinson.
Recs—W. H, Cochran; H. Stangaard, 3. Logan: J. Greaves, A. Symons, Leriou; N, Hart-Baker, F. Noodt, W. Cochran, A, Bolsserte, G. Ryan, Tung Wen Beaten The junior match between the Club Grd and the Tung Wen University Fesulted in an easy win for the for~ mer by 20 points (a goal and five cles) to 9 points (three tries). The Club side were better than their opponents, but play was fairly even despite the difference in the score. The Japanese pack got down better and shoved to better effect, but their threes hung on too long and once the! Club backs got away they showed up very' well.
Club Srd—A. Thomas; A. D. Crofton, FI, Lees, P. 8. Gavin, RJ. Lucas! N. XC, Crawford, R. Blix: 'R. G. Goer, V. Fasctato, No Bt W. Harris, EP. Morphew, G. BIN. Bateman, J. Sheridan CLA: Stetrey, ¥, RL. Carey.
'Tuing Wen' University—Tokinort: Salkal, Okimoto, "Tada, Komatsu Teninove, Omote: Tani, lid Kondo, Tasnida, "Yamesaki, Muroys, the only Rugby game played on Sunday, the AS.P. defeated the Public School Old Boys by 11 points goal and two tries) to nil, the winners being more forceful than their opponents and their thrustful facties proving too.much for the [School, who were nothing like the side that did so well against the Club 2nd last week. The ground had recovered from the drying out overnight und was in fine condition, a slight cross wind, failing to hamper the play.
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