'The Foreign YALGA, team pro-'YVided a surprise in' the' water po!> Heague on June 29, when they were defeated, to the tune of 12 goals to nil, by the Rowing Clu "A. The winners gave an excep nally clover display, and their superiority was marked throughout the game.
The losing side played well up to a point, and in the early stages ade a strong endeavour to tt who tide of disaster, but-they were completely outmanaiuvred, the Rowing Club players combining ud handling the ball in a capable manner,
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