Loyals v. Sokol. Canidrome. 1030 a.m Ist division—D.L.I. v. Lusitano, RG. 2 Reserve "division. S.C. r. SFC, Znd division—Vitiaz v. OTP. Kiaochow.
3rd division—Area Details v. J.A.C.. RG. 1; P.T.H. v. Abteilung, RG. 3.
RUGGER:—Durhams 3rd v. Club 3rd, Race Course, 230 p.m. Referee: L. Walkinshaw U.S. Marines Ist v. Durhams 2nd, 3 pun. Race Course. Referee: E. Mc-Lanen.
Club 1st v. French Army. Race Course, s30 pr. Referee: D, W; Leach M HOCKEY.—ist v. Loyal "A," RE. stances Referee Fallace had no altertive other than to count out Alles-dri, who claims he was fouled, ving been struck very lo Mr. A. Herzberg, judge, states that he saw a low punch struck which landed in the groin, but ngt lower, as claimed by Allessandri's seconds. Mr. Herzberg is of the opinion that the blow, although a foul, was not such as to justify the disqualification of Haines inasmuch as Allessandri, under the rules, was required to wear a proper abdominal protector or guard.
Mr. C. C. Bruce, judge, states that [the blow which dropped Allessandri was fair and landed in Allessandri's abdomen, s he was seated behind Allessandri when the latter sank to the canvas, Mr. Bruce states, he could rot see what other blows were struck, whether in the abdomen or low. However, he did see Haines land a left to the face when Allessahdri's knee was on the floor, but is of the opinion that this blow was not of a nature which would justify the disqualification of Haines.
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