On the resumption, the naval forwards combined well and threatened the Club line on several occasions, but Rigg was always on the spot to avert danger. A good run by Culmer that threatened to bring points, was frustrated by the ever reliable full back with an excellent tackle.
The Club retaliated and managed to force the ball over the sailors' line but it was touched down before any real damage could be done. Innes, later, went over, but was shoved into touch before he could place the bali on the ground. Seven minutes after the interval, however, Innes was put in possession after White had carried out some really fine work and the winger had no difficulty in touching;|down near the posts for Rigg to convert again.
After Crowe had led a good foot-rush, Culmer got his pack under way and with Kerrich in attendance, the Club line was in danger for no less than three minutes on end, but the civilians weathered the storm and efter a certain amount of midfield play, took the ball forward to indulge in several scrums near the Navy goal. From one of these Laird put his backs well away and Innes went over for a very good try, which Rigg failed io convert. The game came to a close shortly afterwards with the Club still attacking.
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