Results of the Week's League Matches This important league match was played last evening at the French Club before a large assemblage of spectators, The following were the! teams Rowing Club Otters—L. Goldman; A. J Orion: RW. Mae Gabe; B.C. Leach, de Johostone John Hanley.
'Cctele Spoie—t. E.R. Han M."Sanaford snd' C. Sullivang Gfaigie Row; L-'S. Greenhalgh, Gone and. Peniguel Mi. 0H, McGregor ete reed.
At the very start of the game, Jotinstone secured possession, -pas5- ed back to MacCabe, who transferred to Leach, who took a shot and scored. In one way this was fortunate for the oarsmen, for it! gave them, an advantage that they never lost; but on the other hand, it seemed to galvanize Harris into exceptional alertness, and brought off several wonderful saves Doth in this and the following shal. Daring the opening moiety no further score was registered by either and the position at half-time In the second half play was, if anything, somewhat in favour ' of the home team, who more than once called upon Goldman to show his wk. defence abilities, but must "be stated that the showing of the C.S.F. forwards was-scarcely up to that of their opponents, while their defence line left little to be desired. It was towards the close of the match that Huxley made cone more hole in the C.S.F. citadel, and the game resulted Rowing Club Otters 2 goats Navy v. Army "BY
On Monday afternoon, at the Rowing Club, the Navy met Army "B," with Mr, L. 8. Jemmett officiating as referee. A very fast and exciting game, in which honours were fairly evenly divided, resulted in a victory for the senior service by the narrow margin of 1 goal to 'The Army "B" team, during the absence in Japan of It. ©. R, 'Tempier, is in charge of It. Sainthill of the Guards, whose management was more than' justified by the good showing of the side. Indeed, had it not been for the really excellent goalkeeping of the Navy custodian, the victory - might well have gone to the military contingent.
The winning Navy team was:—Rudd; Brydon and Petty; Butler; Sivers, Smale and Marchant. Smale was the only scorer of the match.
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