A russel probably surpassing any past engagement in the current season will occur when the ever-victorious Loyals face the United Club on Sunday. This is a meeting between the league leaders and cellar occupants. In the first round the civilians put up a fine performance by taxing the army team to their limit and yielding a lead of 2-1 which obviously was one of the least convincing victories the Regiment has scored. The United A's are well known for their temperament and hidden merits and can play either like champions or otherwise.
The match between the S.H. juniors and the Durham Light Infantry on Saturday will also provide interest. A victory is vital to both teams since each is in the running for the championship. A civilian waterloo would drive the Club out of the race while a setback for the soldiers would loosen thei hold on the lead.
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