(As quoted in the History of Australian Rugby League)

This final produced a wonerful "try that wasn't". In the first half, Langlands chased a clever kick by Australian half Dennis Ward that hovered high over the British line. When Ward put the ball in the air, Langlands appeared to have no chance of reaching it. Yet, as the ball neared the ground over the try line, Langlands dived through the air, caught the ball on the full at full stretch and crashed down for a touchdown. French referee Georges Jameau, who had been Australia's choice as referee for the match ruled that Langlands had been offside when Ward kicked the ball. Television replays later showed the try to have been scored fairly.

At the time the Roos were leading 5 nil.

It was rumoured that the ref disallowed the try at the time because he believed that no one could of been onside at the time of the kick and got to the ball before it hit the ground as quickly and spectacularly as Changa had, therefore he ruled him offside.

( I remember watching this try live on TV and I am still amazed at the talent and skills that Langlands possessed )