The Army Become Service Champions. (Rugby) 1936.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, April 3rd, 1936," showing the Following 3 Photographs called "The Army Become Service Champions." (Rugby).
The Royal Air Force lose gallantly by 16 pts. to 5 at Twickenham- the reorganised Army Pack's Superiority-  St. Mary's win the Hospitals Cup for the Third Successive Season.

   a- "Once more into the Breach, Dear Friends" :  "Rugby always has been a rough game : and pray heaven it always will be."  This admirable sentiment was recently received with appropriate applause at a club dinner.  this is a picture which will, we hope,warm the heart of its venerable author.  It shows a charming little aside of the Inter-Services match. (Half Page).

   b- The Royal Air Force :  Who lost gallantly to the Army by 16 pts. to 5. Both had beaten the Navy, and the championship depended on their meeting at Twickenham. A rejuvenation of the Army scrummage, and certain alterations behind it, had the happiest results.  At forward the match was lost and won. (Quarter Page).

   c- The Army :  G. J. Dean was captain of the Army team, which beat the R.A.F. at Twickenham by 16 points to 5, to become Service champions for yet another year.  A feature of the match was the fine place-kicking of Corporal C. R. Owen and F/O T.N. Coslett. (Quarter Page).

Condition is Very Good.