The Seaforth Highlanders piled up a lop-sided score against the Shanghai Hockey Club "B" in another senior game at the Race Course. The soldiers scored six times in the first half and added five more in the second session, Throughout the game the Club eleven played helpless as if they were beginners. Cheney, centre-forward, drew first blood. Davis followed with a second shot and the two players scored again to lake a 4-0 lead in the first 20 minutes Davis netted the fifth goal. Before half-time Cheney added a sixth goal.
Tu the second half play continued io be one-sided. MacDonald cut in from the right to chalk up the seventh point. Cheney tallied again. Yard-ley, a half-back, registered the ninth shot.
In the closing stages Cheney once more brought his stick into action. He rifled two shots in succession end made good on both occasions, After the eleventh goal the soldiers attempted to make the score a round dozen. Due to eagerness, they spoiled all the chances.
Teams were:—
SEAFORTHS:—Wilson, Capt. Richle, Thomson, Aberdien, Yardley. ney, Cunningham, It MacLagle
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