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STOP PRESS NEWS latest rugby. BRITAIN V. WANGANUI. VISITORS WIN 19—5. (Continued from Page 8.) Wanganui *. countered with a dribbling rush 1 which collapsed at half way. A free kick taken by Tilley gained further ground. From the line-out Ambrose secured but knocked on in a good attacking position. Bonner had to leave the field, at this stage through injury. All the British backs then handled and gained much ground. Wanganui then responded with a brisk attack. Ivor Jones got the ball from the scrum and worked play back to half-way. Bowcott sent Aarvold away. Moriey secured and after a great' run dived over on the corner. Ivor Jones converted. Time was called with Britain on the attack and n further change in the. scores, which were:— Britain .... ......... 19 Wanganui 5

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