Water polo players had a heavy Programme to get. through when four matches. concluded, and' the league now Didly is rearing an end. The Rowe Ing' Club 'B," after a mediocre start, did so well in recent matches that they have run into second place to. the "A," who retain. pride of j place at the top of the table, At the Swimming Bath Club, the home team defeated the 99rd Highlanders ster avery rough game, by the odd cal in' five, while-at the French Chub the S.'R Ce" went down ta thee hants by she goal to chee, The "A won over Sokol by four goals to kilin 'Chels own, bath and ima. match that followed the "B" scored five goals at the expense of the' Foreign YMCA, Read, Tuttleman, Judah, Grilk, CSPocAvery, Ridiarde, Huxley, Towing Chub CoE. J. Palmer, 4."Palmer, "Orton, Corneck, Calder, SRG. MAN—Klink, Be Sokols-—Muscaem, Shustakoft, Late Gokolow, '8. ""Bocevich, "V. eres ne, Logan, "The water polo league match on Aug." between the 3rd Highlanders andthe Rowing Club "B™ was one the most important in the place to the '6.R.C, "A". oarsmen were able to defeat the Army side by six goals to two after 'a close game, The score was hardly an ind of the run of the play, which was quite even, the. visitors being set back badly inthe first half when they had six goals scored against them, whereas they could only put on one, but in the second half they were well on the mark and scored the only point registered S.RC, "B"—Davies, Turner, Rafen, Pilcher," Johnston, Liveas, Hammond, 'Sard' Highlanders—Hunter, Shearer, Browning, Anderson, McPhee, Jackson, By "Onstsvat The final of the Reinforcement Polo Cup at Kiangwan was uninteresting, and cur game did not open up. The winners held the advantage from the start, but were not as Successful as usual in searing, considering the "way the forwards streaked through' the opposition, The winners combined well, and by" well They were rarely caught out of position, and their goal was barely even threatened throughout the match.
The miniatures and cup were presented to the winning team by Colonel Powers, 4th US. Marines, and Mrs. Harris, mother of the be Harts tio, received a bouquet of We specialise in the
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