Excellent handling among the Club backs saw the visitors' line threatened again during the next eight minutes and it came as no surprise to see the hosts add to their lead three minutes before the interval when Martin scored near the flag after a fine bout of passing among the threes. Dickson's resulting kick was perfect.
Dickson was soon to the fore after the resumption with some long kicks to touch while after two minutes he converted a penalty goal from near the touchline some 25 yards out to place the Club eleven points in the lead.
The Japanese then came into their own for a while and more than held their opponents for the next thirteen minutes. And then came a terrible five minutes for Nipponjin! In the 20th minute Dickson secured from a set-serum on the 25 line sold a dummy before being nailed and passed to Reynolds as he was falling. The burly forward crashed through five opponents to place the ball under the posts for Dickson to do the rest. Two minutes later following a clever foot rush Sayle and Williams dribbled the ball past a bunch of defenders for the last named to fall on the ball near the flag. Again Dickson kicked a beautiful goal, Three minutes after this Martin was offside in his own 25 but Reynolds, catching the kick, broke through the entire Japanese XV to gain 60 yards before being grassed. From the ensuing scrum Williams, who played an excellent game throughout, plunged over for the final try which Dickson converted from an awkward angle.
The Japanese showed up well in the closing minutes but forward passes and knock-ons nullified their clever handling and quite the live-hest game of the season came to an lend with the Club worthy winners.
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