Ten minutes following the resumption, after the French had been having their own way, the Forces put Got sway after a fine threes movement had been successfully executed, for the winger to make a very determined run of thirty yards to take him right past the outdistanced defence. Although he ran round the line and planted the ball under the posts, the scorer was unable to add the extra points.
The Club then came into the limelight and were only prevented from opening their score by some deadly tackling. A penalty, taken by Mair, from an awkward angle, 30 yards ai narrowly failed.
Carrel then sealed the Club's fate by securing from a line-out and making one of his characteristic runs with several defenders stretched out in his wake, the victims of his forceful tactics, he plunged over the line fof an unconverted try after making well over 30 yards ground.
In the closing minutes the Club reduced the leeway when Kennedy, [from a scrum near the Forces' line, secured and burst over for another unconverted try.
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