Shanghol. Jan, 30, Although M.S, Cardiff displayed 1 spirited resistance throughout. the game against the Club 2nd the Race Course yesterday afternoon fon a. slippery, "sancy pitch, the civilians had not the slightest' dim= culty' in running out easy winners by eighteen points (six tres) 20.nil. The Club forwards all played. well ut they were not much ahead of their opponents despite the fact that they see tired the ball with regularity Ju set-and loose serums." 'The out sides proved to be the turning point of the match, the civilian backs be= ing' far" better than their opponents, Kennedy and. Read showing up very well indeed, with Edwards, the left Winger, doing most of the damage,
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