Within a minute of the resumption the Scots were three points ahead, Crow kicking a splendid penalty goal from 20 yards after a Marine forward had been caught lying on the ball. tale, while was not getting the better of Drew [where hooking was concerned.
The Marines came back after this reverse and took the ball down to the Highlanders' line where they hovered for five minutes in scrums and lines-
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Rainey was poor in the first half but in the second. Mackenzie Was best of the threes while Walmsley jack. A word too for Mr. Dunkley, the referee, He controlled the match "were inclined to get a litle frayed at ed to yed a various periods, he handled everything a manner that reflected great credit upon his knowledge of human nature. out. The ball was finally taken over and a mass of forwards dropped on the ball to level the score. Davis just missed with the resulting kick.
The final twenty minutes were territorially in favour of the Americans who, utilizing their steam-roller tactics to good effect, came near to increasing their score, but good defensive measures kept them out and it was the Seaforths whose threats were the more dangerous. Their backs did get away a few times and they always vi, NES
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