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THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST:

Brilliant Horse Forced To Rest SOUTH

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Kempton, August 10. leg will be able to bear the strain of similar tendon injury during the race for the St. George Stakes, and is un- It is sad news to hear that Mr. J. V. fast' galloping aguin.

likely to run again this year. Knight's Rank's brilliant fast three-year-old Every care will be taken to get him Armour, a son of Sir Cosmo (sire of Knight's Armour is unlikely to run bo-thoroughly sound, for his only value is Bellacose and Panorama), has

Owners of three of the four races that he has con- His immediate fore October-if indeed he is been out as a racing proposition. again this year. In his final "flick up" rival sprinters with championship pre-tested this season. before Goodwood a tendon gave way.tentions have now two formidable op-engagements included the Nunthorpe

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South Africa 26 pts. Great Britain 12

Johannesburg, August 6. A record crowd of 35,000 at- tended the first International Rugby match between South Africa and Great Britain, played at Ellis Park, in glorious weather.

The game was delayed at the start owing to a section of the. crowd encroaching on the ground. Great Britain started well, and within three minutes had taken the lead, Taylor kicking a penalty. goal. Immediately afterwards Brand, full-back, hit the post with a penalty kick; but the game was only ten minutes old when Brand had better luck with an- other penalty.

It was also a penalty, magnificently taken by Jenkins, that put Great Bri- tain in the lead again at 6 points to 8. The South Africans were carrying the scrummages, and the visitors. missed Travers, their regular hooker...

BRILLIANT WORK

- South Africa now pressed strongly, and Williams got over for a try following brilliant work by Harris Brand converted and South Africa led Jenkins, however, at 8 points to 6. restored the lead to Great. Britain by brilliantly placing a penalty from five The home yards inside his own half. team were proving far superior in the tight scrummages, gaining, possession regularly, and Britain's line had many narrow escapes.

Just before half-time South Africa.

Revolds deservedly took the lead. was tackled in possession and lost the ball, and Dutoit ran strongly to with in a yard of the line, where he was brilliantly tackled, but "Louw dived over for a try, which Brand converted. MAGNIFICENT KICK

At the interval South Africa..... led by 2 goals and a penalty goal (13 pts.) to 3 penalty goals (9 pts.).

The South African forwards started the second half with a passing: - rush which took the ball half the length of the field, but determined tackling saved Britain. The amazing kicking continued when Brand scored a magni- ficent penalty goal from the half-way line. The home strummage was far superior in the tight; but the British backs were always dangerous when they got the ball."

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After persistent pressure by home side Harris got the ball in the -Tourists' "25" and went through to score from an easy position: and with Brand again converting they led by 21 points to 9.. Then Britain returned to the attack and Jenkins, kicked an- other fine penalty.

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Brand for once failed with a fairly easy pealty, and although the British forwards retaliated with a foot rush; the South Africans were soon attack- ing again, only another of many! penalties saving the visitors. Brand once had to touch down after a great foot rush by the British forwardź, who were showing more dash" than. In thứ first half while their backs, giver no: chance to show their brilliant tack, defended courageously

From #'swift passing" movement Williams made a grant ten yards dash to dive over in the corner Brand cons verting with another great kick! This was the extent of the scoring, "aud South Africa won somewhat easily by four goals, two penalty "gouls":{ to four penúlty goals (12 pt

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