The Volunteer field vay took some of the riers on Saturday ard only about 30 turned out to go the dusty course after piper. A ten-mile distance had to be covered. commencing from the Hungjao road sud including such familiar obstacles as the Christm: s water jumps, the Artillery Creek, the Burkill Dry Cuts, and -Fahwah Wade. The finish was at the jumps on the Tunsin line. Mr. A, W: Burkill, Master of the Club, came'home first on Hochheimer, and the next in order were Mr. B. Arnhold ov Gama, Dr. R. J. Marshall on The Peddock, Mr. E. Middleton on Linkboy, and Mr, K. J. McEuen on Chatsworth, Football.
S. RE. v. H. M.S. Srrivs, An association match between the above team:, which appears to have become a weekly fixture, took place on Saturday afternoon. Fortune again favoured the Recreation Club which won by 3 goals to 1, In the first half J.P. D. Griffin and Philips put the ball into the net for the The sailors retaliated with a goal in the second gulf, but failed to score any more and towards the end of the game Bestwick obtained another goal for the S.R.C. The play throughout the game was very exciting and in the secund half, particularly, was very fast.
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