The Irish forwards were grand, holding their own most capably. They were splendid not only in the loose [ana linecuts, but also in the scrums.
After à hot attack by the Irish had been repulsed, England pressed heavily and Carr was floored only inches from the line by Murphy, when it seemed that he would score.
From the ensuing linecut, Teden dropped over for a touchdown, but the try was not allowed.
A fine example of the keenness of the Irish tackling came shortly after when Marshall, Cooke, Guest and Walker, the English threes, one and fall handled the ball without making;|a gain of more than a yard.
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