In the second match of the day Klaxons (Moller, Harris, Painter and Culbertson) conceded eight goals to the Thrusters (Lewis, White, Hughes and Taylor and beat them by ten goals to nine. In the first chukker Hughes pony, fallbping along, swerved off the field, hurdled the fence, and lapeled in the pavilion amongst bewildered spectators. Hughes was unseated.
Painter and Culbertson stored for the winners in the first chukker after keeping the ball in the opponents' part of the field the better part of the chukker. Three more goals were score by the Klaxons in the second chukker, first Moller scoring ili the early stages of the chukker then Painter, who again scored a, few minutes later, and whilst Culbertson" was off the ground changing ponies Lewis scored. But the Klaxons pressed again and Moller Scored, and from an exciting serimmage Painter slammed the ball in.
Interest heightened in the fourth chukker after Painter and Culbertson had scored and tied the score at nine all After a few minutes Painter settled the question scoring again.
Thrilling Final Game A very interesting and thrilling Hame was the one between Ewo (Gordon, Lutey, J. Keswick and Newbigging) and the Caterpillers (Rennie, Franklin, Douglas and Krikoitantz). The Caterpillers received one goal handicap and put up.&n amazingly strong resistance but were eventually the losers. This probably the fastest match of the The match opened with both sides going full out and some very fast play Was seen. Lutey scored for Ewo.. The Caterpillers opened strongly in the scend chukker and Franklin scored but Ewo soon pressed and Lutey scored again. Gordpn "passed cleverly to Keswick whose shot at goal was blocked by a pony but he scored soon after.
Krikoriantz tied the score at three all in the third chukker but Lutey also scored and put Ewo in the lead by one goal which they maintained till the end of the match.
The last chukker was scoreless.
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