in refusing to give the requested charge." When that decision was considered by the Supreme Court, after the grant of the writ of certiorari (217 Ga. 438, supra), it was held: "The evidence shows that no car was so closely following the truck which Smith was driving that it would have been dangerous for him to have avoided the collision by suddenly stopping. At the place of the collision Smith could have prevented the collision by a slight turn to his left." The driver of the defendant's truck testified in the present case that he was looking forward as he drove toward the intersection where the collision occurred and other witnesses testified that the truck was visible to them, they were parked on the road being traveled bySure, the Lions fielded a second-string line-up to protect their stars from injury. But the Brumbies were without a dozen top-line players and still managed to fight and grind their way to one of the biggest upsets in rugby history. In just two years South African Jake White has taken the Brumbies from a disastrous rabble to Super Rugby contenders and now world beaters. The Brumbies will refocus for the Super Rugby finals when the competition resumes on July 13. They've locked in their place at the top of the Australian conference and will bask in the glory of beating the best players in Europe.

It was a win that made Wallabies great and Brumbies legend Stephen Larkham cry. Larkham was part of the Wallabies' triumphant series against the