The Worcestershire Regiment con-tunued on their winning way at the expense of the Rees at the Canidrome fon Saturday by twelve goals to one.
"The issue never was in doubt after the" first. twenty minutes, for although, as the game developed, the Tosers "possessed several scoring. chances, they failed to put them to advantage, which contrasted with the winning "combination, who showed irresistible from right up to the final whistle 'A. Symons, the Rees' pivot, was a notable absentee. his place' during the first half being taken by Harry /Madar, making his debut for the side this season, but he was neither better nor worse than the remainder, with the "exception of Bolsterie' and Aldegver: the former proved the out. Sanding forward for" his. side, and if he retains his present form he Imust figure in this year's interport side.
The winners were a grand combinution with no sign of weakness. any: where untos it was that they did not quite 20 close enough on numerous fSecasions: still, as the side averaged more than one. foal apisee, which ust be a gratifying result to them Jail. for their last match Worcestershire Regt—Hubbard: Smith Danloway'; Willaden, Smith, Jones: Shep-Dard, Froggatt, Maun, Archer, El Coehian: H. Sta aA. Loran: 3. Leriou, 1 Ma Greaves, E. B. Brodd, 1. B. Cochran, A. Logan, A. Bolaerte, 7. J. Aldepver.
eterce—H. F. Marshal 'The Woreestershires' seconil_ team Jalso were in form, against SFX. while the British Navy came out on of St. John's
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