The Battalion Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, who were recently in Shanghai, performed a notable feat in the second round of the Durand football tournament by eliminate ing the favourites, the Ist Battalion King's Regiment. The score was 1 goal fo nil, the goal being shot by Campbell just after. the resumption. force that he could not pull it out and was dragger half of his pony in his effort to-do #0. On the whole the marksmanship in the tent pexing competition was not up to the Slandard "of former years.
In the second event, the Sikhs again rode down the eld at a full gallop, but thie ime used their shers th the attempt to cut loose hanging weights suspended in the air. The Fist weight had to Be cut away with forehand stroke vend. the second weight, was placed further on. to be feutwith a backhand stroke. Of about thirty efforts: only about two were Stccessful with both. strokes.
chairs proved 10 be "an amusing "The monnied vernon of musi! event. When the chairs were placed {n'position and the Police Fife and Dum Band began (o play, it was Dbvlous that musical chairs as about fo begin. But the spectators were put ina quandary aa the contestants Hined up, all mounted, for the chaits seemed hardly strong enough. to bear the weight of seated ponies. Tt do-eloped thet the participants hed to Gismount and run for seals, pulling other.
Lancashire Fusillers:—Keen, carter, J.C. Carter, "Galvin, Clarke, 'Asherott, Ashurst, Sharman, Lawler, Atnerion, 'Seeretan, "Haslam, Corbyn, 'Wootten,' Bor IMS, Wermes:—Oxenham, Welt, Partridge, Smeall, Ackery, Evans, Jones, Ford, Mites, Somers, Hale, Davison, Woodward, Lacy, Rogers.
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