Henry White (3), dfoller' (4).
Light Horse "B"—Maitland (1), Fergusof (2) B, if, Browne (3), Fi. iny's match in the Army Polo Cup series was a very tame affair and distinctly one-sided. It wax not altogether that the League of Nations completely outplayed the East Lancashire Regt., although unquestionably they were a more experienced team, but their po Wad far more speed and it ws simply impossible for any of the two goal tions won. by go. itis not necessary. to emphasise the fact that their hitting was far from accurate or powerful; if it had been, their total might have reached alarming figures. ensue of Nations—Dy Rivay (1), Mone Maneadhira eat Sutherland apri (ay, Widgway" (3), Del Bena (0)! (ae Becte Gy Arnold Ce Aimpirensk. it. Mebfichael, rhe two matches in the Army fole" Cup "series played on Aug. 6 did not produce any great excitement, nor any particu- A\ larly showy play. The Blue Pigs The East Lancashire Regt. water polo team met with another defeat Jon August 2 in the league, contrary to expectations, when the Swiming Bath Clab'beat them by three goals. to two. At the Rowing Club, the two senior team met and the, "A" ran out winners over, the "B" by six goals to two. The Wiltshire Regt, secured two point on a default by the Police, while the Forjeign Y.M.C.A. similarly claimed two points from the British Small Units, took place August 4 the Foreign Y.M.C.A. pool when the Swimming Bath Club further heightened their chances of assuming a higher position in the league by defeating the home team by three goals to one after a hard tussle. Preceding this, match the East Laneashires defeated the Wilts by six goals to nil, scoring five of their points in the first half and only adding one in the later period. sol Gatea we santes were played off on Aug. 5 both winning their position at the top of the league defeating the overwhelming to nil, while the French Club found the Lincoln. shires fairly easy. opposition and [won by, seven goals to one. Both the losing teams showed pluck in laying hard to the end, especially the' Wilts. who. were pitted against much superior side, Two water polo matches in the Teague were played of on Aug. 8, the S. R. C. "A" side defeating the #0" by six goals to nil, while the French Club. won from Sokol by four goals to two. The British Small" Forces defaulted to the Swimming Bath Club, who received two points and ® goa
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