The Australian all-star university rigger team, which is proceeding to Japan on a tour, played bined "Hongkong. fitieen 1 hoon and Tost-by eleven points to five.
The Colony. team comprised six civilians, six Navy and three Army players The visitors are scheduled to play seven official "matches in Japan. They will make their frst appea ance at Osaka on January 28 Jagainst the Kansai all-star squad. one' gaint. Steiftand_ another Their other engagements include
against Waseda, the runners-up and winners respectively of the Kanto gin from the United "B" the third, encounter, the Shanghai Hockey Club "C" hada runaway victory. from the Royal Army. Ser~ View Corps, the former folding several first division players, The German "BY did very well on their own ground "to Wefeat the Junior" Athletic. Club in an even feneounter, AL no time were, they Very much superior, for the losers Fielded' very good' side, and with bit of luck the Portugese. might have ended the game with honours even.
The only women's league encounter of the afternoon took place Hongkew™ Park. between the Sportsgivis and the Junior Athletic Club. "The Portuguese team won three goals to nothing ina hard-Fought" encounter. Through not fielding a particularly good defence, the shooting of the Sportsgivis. wa extremely weak and accounted for their defeat. MIN. Victal and A. Collaco were'the scorers in the frat half, while 'T. Collaco obtained one the second.
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