The tournament being on the American plan, each team set every other team, and so evenly did the results work out that at the end of the series each team had both lost and won one match. As, however, the side scoring the greatest number of goals throughout the entire tournament were to be adjudged the winners, "A" team finally headed the list, with a total of seven goals in- all, while their opponents, "B" and "C" scored six goals each.
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One length ladies' race. handicap: 1 Miss V. Sullivan (18 sec.). 2 Miss C. Sullivan (16 sec.), 3 Miss E. Inch (6 sec.). Time 37 sec.
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"B" team, Mr. Brenan scored no fewer than five goals, while Mr. Toeg scored the remaining one. For "C" team, Mr. Dallas scored three goals, Mr. Rutherford two, and Mr. Lindsay one.
"A" team thus won by one goal out of 19 scored in all, in a total of 12 chukkers: so, although the number of competitors must be considered small, the result was keen play and a close finish.
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