Brinkman staggered on a yard or two and slipped it back to Denton.

Denton made a yard or two more and passed it to Corder.

Corder fell back with it into the arms of Ranger.

Ranger let Corder drop, but captured the ball, and with one of his lightning swoops carried it out of the ruck for twenty yards, when, as he fell, Yorke came up and captured it.

Yorke, alas, was cut short in his career before he had gone ten yards, but Clapperton was there to take it.