'The second match was regarded by many as one likely to give pointers {to interport form, and "certainly tel a few tales as to what may be expected in the major' tournaments soon to be played. The teams chosen a Riveau, Fe Sutter" BORO Good Companions—Lutey, det Bone,
"The Club. Keswick, Bradford, Robin-
This was about the fastest match of the afternoon, probably due to the inclusion of several of the more ex: Perlenced players. It ts possible Riveau could have done more. than did, but he had to eave his ponies 5 much as he could, in view of the semi-final' for the Army Cup next Tuesday.
Not only was it a fast game, but was most Interesting to water, and. the final score of §-2 in favour of the Club was just about representa tive of the generat run of the play. Bradford," Keswick, and Franklin! scored for the Club, and Congreve (Gubstituting) and clu Riveau for the! Good Companions, both these Tatter by ong. drives.
Murricanes v. Cowboys 'This match for the Army Cup, ta decide "which should play in' the semi-final round, unfortunately was somewhat one-sided. The Hurricanes really did not have much chance against the speedier ponies of their Hurricane'—Browne, Herlofson, Fer-
Cowboys—Aliman, Sprague, Painter, The score was 10 to 6 in the Cowboys' favour, the scorers being [Sprague and Painter three each and Culbertson and Allman two each for the winners, and Feiguson two, /Mokrejs one, and a handicap of three for the Hurricanes.
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