The 1st Battalion Wiltshire Regt. played their first game of Soccer locally on Saturday, when they met the Royal Scots Fusiliers on the: Police ground. They will have to go a long way to equal the record of their "other Battalion, who, when stationed here, covered themselves with glory at Soccer. The Fusiliers won the game by four goals to two, but the newcomers showed that they possess some footballers, and if, and when the local competitions get going again, they should be worthy successors to the Scots. The very high wind did its utmost to spoil the football, but, nevertheless, some clever play was seen.
London, Feb. 24, In the Elysee Palace (the French President's "No. 10") in Paris, today, the draw was made for' feoming tournament for the Davis [Cup. Representatives from 26 chal-longing tations were present, to-Jgcther with the President himself fand Mr. Dwight Davis, the Amer-can donor of the cup, who has been Europe on a private visit with fis family.
The draw resulted:—
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