The Archive · 1911

CUSTOMS F, 0. D. THE BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO ce. F, 0.

A friendly game between these eley at Hoogkew on Satarday resulted draw of three goals each. The game throughout was very cleverly contested and a draw was a fitting end, Anthony, the Customs custodian, gave a very fine display. Result:—Customs 3.5 Beast. Feo. 3, A LEAGUE PROTEST, 26 was held, when the principal basines was the protest st "A" Ca,, 8.V.C., in connexion with their match against the Navy last week. The circumstances of the protest were that "A" Ca, had played a map who was not eligible, the rule being that before a man can be played for team, after haviog taken a birt in a match with another combination, his transfer most have been in the hands of the Leagae Secretary for four days. This bad not been done, and accordingly the protest was entered, In view of the infraction of the rale, the feeling was expressed that the offenders shoold lose the points for the match, but after consideration it was resolved that "A" Ca, should be severely censured, but without penalty, 'a8 this was the first occasion on which such a case had come ander the notice of the League. ce. 8. Vv.

The following is the result of the Annas! Rife Meeting.

Event 1.—The Non.-Coms. (presented by the Non.-Coms. of the Company.) ting link between the vangaa three-quarters, Andrews, Leitch and. Hills were the pick of the local forwards, and in the three quarter line Wheen showed excellent pace and good judgement, Wingrove was prominent on the defence, particalary in finding touch by accurate kickiav, and Beechey showed an excellent knowledge of the game and shoald prove a most useful reorait to the team, agi 1. Corp. J.J. Evans.35 20—55 Capt. H.R.

Thomas...34 27 8 63 3. Pte, Lind 32 12 51 Begt. Gro 317 "60

Event 2.—"The Subalteras" (presented by the Subaltern Officers of the Company).

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