vICTORY
London, Dec. 11.
A crowd of 45,000 spectators saw. JCambridge, in a great second half' revival, rout Oxford by 29 points (two 'Goals, four tries. a penalty goal and 8 dropped goal) to four in the 9th inter~"Varsity' Rugby match at Twickenham to-day, thus putting an end to their sequence of recent failures on this ground.
This was the 59th match of the serier: Oxford have won 27, Cambridge 22 and ten have been drawn.
The Light Blues, after an uncertain start, settled down and played. the most spectacular Rugby seen at a "Varsity or other match for. years. The beautiful handling of their tor- Ca Wards and backs made the defence of their opponents always seem, wide lapon. Clift Jones, Wooller, Fyfe a Parker were the heroes of a grand side. Only the magnificence Cranmer, the Oxford centre three-quarter, whose long accurate. kicking repeatedly saved the situation, pre= vented Cambridge from doubling their There were the usual animated scenes before the match, which was layed, except for a fairly strong wind, "in ideal conditions, the turf being yielding owing to recent The teams were:—
Oxford—C. F. Grieve (Ampieforth and. Christ Church); A. La Ware (Brot rove and Brasenose); *it, D. B. Lorraine captain), (Glenalmond Rees-Jones (Ipswich School and Univer salty College): A. Bush (Haversham ud Queen's). J.-C. Guy (Radley a Wadham): No F. MeGea 'Attica, and. Worcester), J.B. Bowers (Cheltenham and Trinity), *3f. 0. Wray (St, George's, Harpenden, and Wadham). M."MoG.- Cooper' (Massey "Agricultural Goltege, "Nev" Zealand, and University College), C. 7. Bloxham (King Eaward YE School, Nuneaton, and Oriel), and.
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