The second Interport trial played the Stadium resalted. in a dray fof three goals each, the Whit caualising in the last few minutes Jof the game. TI was a quarter past ree before a start could be made, for the rumour that the tve Tung Hwa players selected to take part ig the match would not turn out Proved true, and the selectors. were faced with the difficult task of find-Ing no leu than coven reserves Spence, Brand, a Mai ind, finished li lahend of the others and won easily, but second place was hotly contested, with Sergt.-Major Sanderson's see: ition just beating in that lead by Tpr. Mellor.
Apart from the finishing order of ithe wai s-of-four, notice wi taken of the formation of the ya) rant! ath ete "Tie country was in excellent con-allen, despite fears that a morning ride would find the ground stil tro: sent, Once the winners had assumtnotiea, (but fortunately th zen and. there. Was ttle grief met fever the whole course. Capt. Spense fed the lead, they slackened consider shy and, had their opponents taken ere available. After the mate gave a lead to his section and they full advantage of their chances, it had been in progress five minutes, quickly overhauled the leaders, who should: have been the highest scor-Fol'"zou, the A.S.F. goalkeeper, re-sone off according to their hand jing. match of the season, for, especeived a' serious injury to his head teaps, and in the rufvin there was feally during the second. half, on fand had to be renioved to the tle' oube" about thole success Several" occasions. the losers.
Country Hospital by ambulance, Capt. C. Trenchard Davis acted. aged to penetrate the Worcester thas the Whites played but ten Itartev and was assisted. by LisCaldefence practically-up to the goal-Jatroug throughout the first half, (Brit. MeMichael and Capt.
Hine, Hubbard ts ving some-Compton donning the jersey until Cat. what luckily. the: interval when Jones, of the The start was on the flats halt a Worcesters, made up the eleven. mie west of the Rubicon reads bes The losers were forced to field tween the Sanatorium and MeLaod performance iven by Hubbard As a trial, the only outstanding! two reserves, which caused a reshufad, and. the course lod to Six ting of the entire team, {Tree Line, aevosi Monument road to in goal against the whites for he) {orn platforms, on to the frst mp jurdoubtedly saved. them from a. on Monument line, lett over Mom Richards, "Smith. Willsdeu: severe defeat. While the Whites Jones, "Compton, Archer, iment bridge to. full-backs were the better pair, King's Gate, and then right-hand Three Culture Kiang, Loh there was not a great difference be-ton wade." They carried on to Chen, Wo Chang, Hsu, tween the respective pivots, for Write "Bri Monument. bri Line, left-handed to 'Sung, Yee, Seony [Casi was responsible for breaking, idge and then sharp S.M.P. Lesson in Fast Scoring ids in rheic infancy, right, taking one jump on the Monu-depend en ment' line, over twin platforms, and Three goals in. five minutes left across the Monument rond to sufficed to five the'S. M. Police two the Six Tree Lin and then on to ints i their match against the the finish at the Rubicon Line.
fifish Navy. atthe Race Course, iS. Chung, K. hich wa one of the poorest games Wilkinson.
The sections had to keep together and, though they found this rather town lls eat, for dere were bat Colours—Hubbard; Shute, Stokes; dificult, the majority me fro" periods wt may coa was "worth, watching. " Westwood
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