The second period was a repetition of the with the' French forwards working as one unit and running the British soldiers ragged ts to gain the oval. threes, too, went through many passing movements at top speed but so successful were the attempts of their opponents in keeping them out that only twice were they able to cross the line, Mathieu going over for a try wh s converted by Got and Sahonnet tallying the fourth and last to make the final score 14-0.
The Details tried hard throughout [the entire game but apart from spas-medic, unconcerted efforts, were never in the picture against a side that knew too much about the finer points of the game.
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