The Badminton Magazine 1898-02: Vol 6 Iss 31 (1898)
Longman, Green & Co · leaf 60
lled, and gained a little at starting. After about ten minutes there was a fierce loose-bully, out of which the ball came to Anderson, the leading Oppidan ‘second’ and a very good man in his place, and almost as keen on the game as his opponent Bridges. Anderson ran down with the ball, and sent… … | | 7 } i front of his own side when he got the ball, I did not kick it at once, expecting a bully to be claimed. As, however, no one called out ‘sneaking,’ and he was running full tilt at me, I drop-kicked the ball, but in my hurry did not sufficiently ‘place’ it, and it came down just inside the…
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