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failed to convert, hut England were again in the lead. _ The home team retaliated, and Peekham passed to Wilson, who raced 30 yards to England’s 25. In a flash Fairclough intercepted a pass from Amos, and the English five-eighth, passed to Gwynne, who outpaced the opposition to score a fine try. Gowers again missed. The crowd was wildly excited as the provincial team made a last effort to wipe out defeat. Hall and Payne caught Gowers in possession on England’s lino, and a great struggle ensued, hub time sounded immediately, the game ending: England ...' 14 Provincial 9

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