RUGBY FOOTBALL
WINS FOR SCOTLAND AND ENGLAND. [United Presi Association—By CableCopyright.] [Australian Press Assn.—United Service.] London, Jan. 19. At Twickenham in glorious weather before 50.000 people England beat Wales at Rugby by 8 to 3. At Edinburgh in bright sunshine and in the presence of 50,000 spectators, Scotland defeated France by 6 to 3. THE PRINCE PRESENT. FIRST PUBLIC APPEARANCE SINCE HIS RETURN. [Australian and N.Z. Press Association.] London, Jan. 19. Tlip, Prince of Wales’ first public appearance since his rush home from East Africa was made when he unexpectedly attended the England - Wales Rugby match at Twickenham. He had not decided on the visit till he called at Buckingham Palace in the morning, nn'l learned that the King had mainh hied progress. Thu athndamr? at 1b ' mat h was CO,QUO amt the Prince received an ovation. The teams werei presented to him, the crowd singino’ the National Anthem nnl “Cbd Blc<s thn Prince of Wales,” led h v the Wo[ s l, choirs, which a r "' > • •••*• : licr had beer singing t’’e 1 I 1 .’
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 29, 21 January 1929, Page 3
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