 Early in the second half a third disputed try was scored by the English . The try and its aftermath caused controversy and a rift between the <unk> and the RFU . <unk> attempted to tackle the English player <unk> , and in the process ripped his shorts off . The <unk> quickly formed a circle around <unk> to allow him to replace his clothing without being seen . While this was happening one of the English players , Frank <unk> , picked up the ball and scored a try . The New Zealanders protested , believing that play had stopped after claiming <unk> had called " dead ball " – but Hill awarded the try , prompting three of the Native players , Dick <unk> , Williams , and <unk> <unk> , to leave the field in protest . The <unk> players were eventually persuaded to return , but not before Hill had <unk> play . <unk> was very critical of Hill , particularly because he was also Secretary of the RFU . <unk> wrote after the tour that " gross as these errors were , they were insignificant when compared with another that Mr Hill committed at the outset of the game , <unk> , <unk> at all in that game " . The disputed try was followed by a final try for the English , who ultimately won 7 – 0 . 
