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... and Fawcett being prominent at all times, KENDAL HORNETS V. LEEDS ST. JOHN'S.—Played at 'Kendal, ard resulted in a win for the Hornets by{ goal, 3 tries, 2 minors, to Leeds St. John’s 1 minor, Armstrong ran in twice, and Beard once, and Allan dropped a ...