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31 January 1932 at Hanazono Rugby Stadium
○Japan 9-8 Canada●
Managed to make the preceding tour complete
Data:
31/01/32, 1st Test
Japan 9 Canada 8
Hanazono Rugby Grounds, Osaka
Half-time: 3-0
Referee: Yasujiro Bessho (Japan)
Touch Judges: G.E.R. Cox (Canada), Tokio Kawamoto (Japan)
Crowd: 20,000
JAPAN: 15 Tsunehiko Kasahara, 14 Takeo Baba (capt), 13 Ko Chu Chang, 12 Saburo Hirao, 11 Takeo Kitano, 10 Masahiko Niwa, 9 Taro Kinoshita, 8 Takao Adachi, 7 Teiji Toshi, 6 Yoshio Okada, 5 Shinji Ono, 4 Minoru Mishima, 3 Saburou Nishigaki, 2 Takeshi Matsubara, 1 Hiroshi Ijyuin.
Tries: Kitano, scrum tries (2).
CANADA: 15 G. Eric Cameron, 14 Frank G. Skillings, 13 C.W. (Tubby) Suter, 12 George N. Niblo, 11 Brian M. Hunnings, 10 Pete G. Wilson, 9 Ivor H. Saundry, 8 A. Campbell Forbes, 7 A.B. Mitchell, 6 Albert du Temple, 5 Johnny G. Rowland, 4 Jerry Boone, 3 William R. Wharton, 2 William A. (Bud) Murray, 1 Sydney Selkirk.
Tries: Forbes, Niblo; Conversion: Forbes.
Scoring sequence (Japan's score shown first): 7min-pen Japan, Kasahara (missed), 25min-try Japan, scrum try; conv. Kasahara (missed)-3-0, Half-time, 46min-try Japan, scrum try; conv. Kasahara (missed)-6-0, 54min-try Canada, Forbes; conv. Murray (missed)-6-3, 70min-try Canada, Niblo; conv. Forbes-6-8, 73min-try Japan, Kitano; conv. Kasahara (missed)-9-8.
Canada National Rugby Union Team visited Japan, played seven matches including two test matches, and departed for home with five wins against two losses.
Japan performed solidly against Canada to win two matches. The first match held at Hanazono Rugby Stadium on an unseasonably warm day attracted and engaged 15,000 fans. A newspaper reported the match with the headline “players tossed into the air by frenzied spectators”, indicating how heated the game was.
On 31 January, Japan fought a good game against Canada at Hanazono. Canada was closing the game 8-6, but Kitano managed a dramatic try with only five minutes on the clock to pull off a 9-8 victory.
31 January 1932 at Hanazono Rugby Stadium
○Japan 9-8 Canada●
Managed to make the preceding tour complete
Data:
31/01/32, 1st Test
Japan 9 Canada 8
Hanazono Rugby Grounds, Osaka
Half-time: 3-0
Referee: Yasujiro Bessho (Japan)
Touch Judges: G.E.R. Cox (Canada), Tokio Kawamoto (Japan)
Crowd: 20,000
JAPAN: 15 Tsunehiko Kasahara, 14 Takeo Baba (capt), 13 Ko Chu Chang, 12 Saburo Hirao, 11 Takeo Kitano, 10 Masahiko Niwa, 9 Taro Kinoshita, 8 Takao Adachi, 7 Teiji Toshi, 6 Yoshio Okada, 5 Shinji Ono, 4 Minoru Mishima, 3 Saburou Nishigaki, 2 Takeshi Matsubara, 1 Hiroshi Ijyuin.
Tries: Kitano, scrum tries (2).
CANADA: 15 G. Eric Cameron, 14 Frank G. Skillings, 13 C.W. (Tubby) Suter, 12 George N. Niblo, 11 Brian M. Hunnings, 10 Pete G. Wilson, 9 Ivor H. Saundry, 8 A. Campbell Forbes, 7 A.B. Mitchell, 6 Albert du Temple, 5 Johnny G. Rowland, 4 Jerry Boone, 3 William R. Wharton, 2 William A. (Bud) Murray, 1 Sydney Selkirk.
Tries: Forbes, Niblo; Conversion: Forbes.
Scoring sequence (Japan's score shown first): 7min-pen Japan, Kasahara (missed), 25min-try Japan, scrum try; conv. Kasahara (missed)-3-0, Half-time, 46min-try Japan, scrum try; conv. Kasahara (missed)-6-0, 54min-try Canada, Forbes; conv. Murray (missed)-6-3, 70min-try Canada, Niblo; conv. Forbes-6-8, 73min-try Japan, Kitano; conv. Kasahara (missed)-9-8.
Canada National Rugby Union Team visited Japan, played seven matches including two test matches, and departed for home with five wins against two losses.
Japan performed solidly against Canada to win two matches. The first match held at Hanazono Rugby Stadium on an unseasonably warm day attracted and engaged 15,000 fans. A newspaper reported the match with the headline “players tossed into the air by frenzied spectators”, indicating how heated the game was.
On 31 January, Japan fought a good game against Canada at Hanazono. Canada was closing the game 8-6, but Kitano managed a dramatic try with only five minutes on the clock to pull off a 9-8 victory.