HUTT V. ALBION
Albion kicked off against a strong wind, and Hutt soon came to the attack. Stubborn resistance kept the line intact, however. A conspicuous player was J. Ryan, who was responsible for some splendid saves. Hutt made play willing, and one player was ordered off. Albion then had a sjjell of attacking, but Hutt carried the play downfield by means of several specnaiu"" Half-t;me saw the score Hutt 7, Albion ml. On resumption, Albion took the offensive, but kicking when near the line spoilt a good chance. The game resolved itself into a constant attack by Albion, and at last Watson, with a splendid effort, scored. J. Ryan kicked a good goal. Hutt 7, Albion 5. No further scores were recorded, over-eagerness losing the game for Albion, whose kicking was without judgment, giving Hutt the chance to force.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 142, 20 June 1927, Page 7
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140HUTT V. ALBION Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 142, 20 June 1927, Page 7
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