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UNION v. LINWOOD.

Onnandy sot tibo game in motion by '.irking eff for tho Greens (Limvood), !i'l a lonse rush went to the visitors' rrritory, whero a" mis-kick by the .'mi thorn full-back saw McPherson obtain possession and score; Fraeer converted. A rush by the Union forwards reached the home twenty-five, and from a penalty Townsend made a good attempt to equalise; the ball hitting the post. Misfioltling by the Union backs ]*t Egan away, and play settled down in tiho visitors' half. Kraser had an attempt from a penalty, which failed.Several free-kicks by the Greene wore msultless, and good following up by Iliirvoy enabled him to register the Greens' second try, Hay converting shortly before half-time. On resuming the visiting forwards set up a strong attack, and only over-eagerness lost a certain score. A goodf passing rush by Lin wood backs was spoilt by Ormamly failing to take the ball. Continuing tho attack, n jweeing rash between Dennehy, Ormandy. Krasc-r and Egnn, gave tho latter a try, which was not improved uj>oll. Play was very even for a time, till I/cydnn initiated a rush, and after some passing between Fraser and Egan, the former scored, Hay converting- From this out Linwood had the best of fcho game till tho whistle sounded. Mr Hooper wae referee.

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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12767, 2 April 1907, Page 10

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UNION v. LINWOOD. Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12767, 2 April 1907, Page 10

UNION v. LINWOOD. Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12767, 2 April 1907, Page 10

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