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Jun. 06, 1962 - Gad, Sir! This Isn't Rugby: Footballers in Chile have their scraps, but we put it down to temperament and the Common Market and. But when firsta fly in rugby league during the friendly tour Down Under, we begin to get worried. What, as the Xolonel Blimp would say, is becoming of the Xommonwealth? These scenes were recorded on a Magic-Eye camera, which risked getting blackened in the process. It was in the match between Britain and New South Wales on Sydney Cricket Ground, when 60, 000 spectators saw six players sent off, including all four wingers, after scrapping Britain won (the match, that is ) 33-28. It was all reminiscent of the sensational 1954 clash: Photo Shows:- Mike Cleary (left) and puts up his paws against Mike Sullivan of England

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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