-50-. At Kearsney. OLD BOYS versus SCHOOL. Urd Angust. '' —■ Won 24-3* A good deal of rain had made the field very soft, the relief of the Old Boys. With only thirteen arrivals. the Past were compelled to ask for two recrmts. The Present team ret-urned from the holidays very fit in- deed Sd ms. coupled with their speed ca^ed the Past to aefend from the outset. With the early grip they game the Present never relaxed and used to advantage their S^'o^pcrti^tles. Too early tries hy try game ifr the senior side, made a useful lead. The second try Ls a really good one. a double swerve leaving his standing. Larrington broke, and Ihyer cut in to ^ first try; this he followed up by scoring his secondjust after half timi. after Henry had broken cleverly. Three followed in quick succession, but keen tackling Joj Hopkins, nightingale and Hnlctt kept the eager attacks at l^er neit g^led a penalty and shortly afterwards the Old Boys following a high pnnt by Jackson, swept in f and Nightingale dived over for a well earned try. Past did get the ball they fonnd the mnrp Jackson saved heroically on many occasions while nis.a.ckswe well judged and his fielding clean. TEAMS;- OLD BOYS; _ -r , 4.^ T. Jackson. C. Hopkins, J. Hulett. R, Nightingale, K. Irving, Winship. Oxland, W. Irving. Bertram. Michell, Jacques, Middleton. SCHOOL: Piper, Thomas, Henry, Ilyer, Stocmii, Larrington. Reeves. Coutts. love. Christie, King, Olivier, Dunster, Good, Burnett.
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