England continued their relentless attack from the drop-out and although the outsides went through several excellent passing movements that threatened disaster to the Scottish line time after time, their opponents held them out until a few seconds prior to the interval when Lieut. Savage secured from a maul ana. forced his way over with two diminutive Scotsmen hanging on to his legs. Culmer's ensuing effort to add the extra points narrowly failed.
Displaying more determination in the second period, the Scots from a loose serum shortly afte resumption, and after the ball had travelled across the field in a p. handling movement, Hutchison beat two defenders, and passed inside for Crowe to tally the only Scottish try near the flag. Rigg failed with h attempt at goal England, however, was not to be denied and after Reynolds and Tay had taken the ball sixty yards down the feld in a passing movement, Spittle gained possession from a set scrum and sent the ball out to White who, cutting through, had the defence a tangle. Just as was tackled on the line, he let it out to Roë who went over. Culmer failed. Five minutes later Innes went over near the flag after Kerrick had made a beautiful opening. Dearing converted for the second time.
A few minutes prior to the final whistle, Innes secured again after the ball had passed right across the field via the outsides and evading a desperate tackle from Rainey, made no mistake with the last try of the game, which Culmer did not convert, Grand Total Mrs, Malleck. es 81 Mrs, Horton 4
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