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... pack could so thoroughly I beat the opposing forwards as to neutralise the 9 superiority of Middlesexoutside the scrummnago. dit was a tremendous task that the Yorkshire for- f wards hadbefore them, butit mayatoncebesaid e that they caine through the ordeal ...

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... but bookmakers could not be induced to offer more than 7 to 1, although a single bet of 725 to 100 was actually laid. Plau- dit was unmistakably out of favour; the hostilities commenced at the clubs in the morning, where one specu- lator laid 3000 to 300 ...

... have ' pasfpirts,' and to be placed under the same police regulations as certain in certain parts of the continent. This on dit came from the same quarter as the previous one; quarter from which it would be as useless to expect the truth as milk from ...