'The Japanese had all' the better of the play in the next ten minutes, delightful passing movements that gained yards and yards only being pulled up by good tackling by the defenders who at this period of the game were very hard pressed. The soldiers did once take the ball over their opponents' line, but nothing came of the effort. In the 12th minute, in the finest movement of the game, the ball was heeled like lightning by the Japanese from a set-scrum ten yards in their own half. The ball travelled appeared to knock-on when receivit but there was no doubt that his sco:
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