Grest interest was taken in this match which took place on Satarday on the Shanghai Hockey Clab's ground. Both teams had played the same num-tches and were equal in points. The Sibke were at fall strength, while the Wanderers lacked the services of two their of usual team. Mr. F. 0. Evans of the Hockey Clab was referee. The Wanderers sot a fast pace, and within five minutes from the start, Lanning scored. Wingrove, on the outside right, sent in some fine centres, but the Sikhs' goalkeeper was hard to best, From " corner taken by Wingrove, V. H. Lanning put on a second point with " hard drive. Sikhs tried hard to score, but they met stubborn defence. A. E. Lanning and I. A. Donnelly especially dieting gaishing themselves. The former was 8 host in himself, aod was the best player on the field. McMichael was thorn in the side of Creasy, who was making desperate efforts to score. The Sikhs were pressing hard this time, and from a centre from the right wing, Wheen was boston. Nothing farther was socred up to half time, the teams
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