On changing ends, the school team. had a taste of what the Police had been experiencing, but to a lesser extent, for the Police naturally were unable to put into their attack the vigour which had characterized the onslaughts of their opponents in the first half, Hotchkiss scored one goal for the Police, but nothing else was counted by either side, the ich ending in a win for the School by 2.4.
St, Xavier's v. Navy 'This game had a somewhat unexpected result, due as much as anything to the exigencies of the Services Throughout the season the Navy have been able to put very strong teams into the tickd and consequently have' experienced a long run of success. However, the match came at the wrong time for the Navy, the bigger ships having left and the men available from the smaller gunboats were not match for the always well-trained St. Xavier's boys.
With the wind in their favour, St. Xavier's did most of the pressing in the first half and erossed over with a lead of two goals to nothing. Against the wind in the second half, the St. Xavierians still were able to demonstrate a marked superiority, though they wisely reduced the strenuousness of their attack-and concentrated more on defence. The Navy: scored one goal, but shortly before the end St.
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