Queen's Park 5.
Took much closer.
Four first division matches were played on January 5 and although these encounters resulted in much exciting play, an exceptionally eokd Wind kept many would-be spectators away, unfortunately.
The S.P.C. were again heavily Beaten the Wiltshire Regt, after making a splendid fight until the: concluding 20'minates of play when four goals were conceded by the defence, 'A close game took place between the P.S.A, and the Navy teams at} Hongkew Park, where the latter gained the points at stake by seor~ ing the odd goal in nine. In the first meeting between Loh Hwa and the Worcesters, the Chinese players yetained their unbeaten record by wining the match by the only goal scored, The goal arrived. in. the last minute of play when everything pointed toa draw. In the third game of the season between theS.R.C. and the Police, play ended. with the scores level, each side: scoring thrice, The scores follow: inst Divistox
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