Playing a losing game practically from the very start, the German Hockey Club "A" on Sunday held the strong team of the 2nd Worcestershire Regt. to a goalless draw under playing conditions very similar to those of the day before. This game was arranged to decide the leadership of the senior divi-ind it "does not now seem settled, unless a ground is available next week.
The game was replete" with thrills and the splendid showing of the Worcesters should have result Jed in a victory for them, for apart from a few penalty corners. gained, the opposing forwards rarely were in the picture. Berg was a notable labsentce from the German half-line, Jand the local full-backs bore. the brunt of the Army attacks. Both Sommer and Melchers conducted themselves well, and undoubtedly save the Germans from a heavy defeat.
Worcesters—Collett; Fudge. Brice Tuck, Home, Hewett; Cook, Proggett, Harper, Wilton, Good ichers; Droease, Remmele, 8 Mel Beck, Stuhlmann, Kuelps, - Wetsel, in Jones at scrum-half and the fur-
Pommame Thirteen ran. Won' by lengths; one length, Bettin to 2 against Leighon; 13 against Diamantee; 100 to 8 against Pommame.—Reuter.
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