CHRIST'S COLLEGE V. 0.F.0,

The return match between the above club* was ployed on Saturday, on the College ground, according to the Rugby Union .rule*,, and resulted, after a well contested game, in favor of the senior olub by one touchdown to nothing. The following were the teams: College—W. J. Cotterill (captain), full back ; A. S. Chapman, J. 0. N. Grigg,' half backs ; G. Helmore, H. H. Lee, quarter backs ; J. Newell, W. Melliah, R. Millton, R. Dixon, F. A. Tiffen, B. T. Rhodes, H. H. Mathias, W. Studholme, W. Webb, L. Tripp, forwards. C.F.O —B. J. Cotterill, full-back; F. Morgan, J. Boys, half-backs; A. Ander son, A. Alabaeter, quarter-backs; W. Millton (oaptain), O. Bolton, M. Lowin, R. Harman, J. Field, W. Potte, J. Lawsoo, G. Booth, L. Ollivier, O. Evans, forwarde. W. Millton won the toss and ohoee the west goal, and after having deoided to play four spells of 25 minutes eaoh, β-rigg kicked off for the College at five minutes past three, with & good kiok. Neither side gained any material advantage in the first two spells, but the Boys showed their opponents that they had their work cut out if they meant to win. For the College, Grieg and Helmore, baoks, made some splendid rune, and Rhodes and Newell, forward, did good eervioo, while for the C.F.0., Millton, Bolton, Harman, Potts, did splendid work forward. In the third spell the College were penned up to the east goal, but the smartness of their baoks averted the danger. Anderson tried hard to get in, but was always stopped beforo he was able to reaoh the line. Grigg made a long and serviceable run for the College. In the fourth spell the College kept the ball up to their opponents' twenty-five line till the last seven minutes. The olu\ aided by a good run by Lewin, rushed the ball down, and from a scrimmage near the .College goal line Bolton secured a try, which wae a failure. The olub forwards played well together, and made full use of their weight is the loose sorimmages, eepeoially Bolton, Field, Millton, Harman, Potts, White; Anderson, played well na quarter-back. The College forwards, although they were playing against men greatly superior in weight, played splen didly together, and contested every inoh of the gronnd. Speoial mention ought to be made of Newell, Mathiae, Hellish, Shodes, and Dixon. 