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1934 RUGBY LEAGUE: Hunslet wins Rugby cup: Yorkshire side beat Widnes, 11-5. Wembley stages
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1:52Now PlayingDate: 7th May 1934
Location: WEMBLEY, ENGLAND
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
ENGLAND: London: Wembley Stadium:
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Various gen. views, long views and semi views of play. Cu. top view of player being tackled, player falls. Elev . side view of scrum and gen. view of ball being kicked from left to right Gen. view of crowd. Long view pan. of player taking Goal kick. Long view pan. of player obtaining touchdown. Gen. view crowd applauding.
Sound Effects: Off-stage voice describes game. Loud shouting of crowd.
Sport; Rugby League; Dialect; Great Britain
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