The Rowing Club "A" team defeated their colleagues in the "B" Side by six goals to three after an interesting match at the oarsmen's pool on Monday (July 30), the score at the interval being two goals all. At the French Club, the home team revealed their continued improve-ends. The "A's are still in the run~ ment when they defeated the Swim-timing Bath Club by eight goals 1 one and are well on the way to regaining their laurels In the league, Fink Turner, Raeburn. Hafen, Sinclair, N. Hammond, Godkin.
"B": E. J. Palmer, N. J. Palmer, Fabian, Wagstaff, White, A. Hammond, Dearn, Referee, J. McGregor.
The Foreign YM.C.A. maintained their water polo league leadership 03 at the expense of the Worcestershire Regt. on Thursday, when they defeated the battalion team by three goals to nil after an interesting struggle in the YMCA. bath. The score at the Interval stood at two goals to nil, with the soldiers defending the deep fend, But, despite repeated efforts, they were unable to bridge the difference. This victory establishes the ¥.M.C.A. at the top of the league.
Foreign YMCA—Bradley, Park, Knight, MeAllister, Lane, Logan, Larby.
Worcesters—Smith, Pitt, Hill, Muiner, Kiely, Jones, Bee.
Weterce—G. T- Read.
Two water polo league matches took place on Friday evening, the Rowing Club "A" meeting strong opposition [from the Swimming Bath Club, whom they defeated by four goals to two, while the "B" team defeated Sokol by five goals to one. Both matches Drought about close play and in the former the Swimming Bath Club were leading by two goals to nil before the: oarsmen were able to draw up and then go on to win.
Rowing Club "A"—Klink, Raten, urna, raeburn, Sinclar, N- Hlemmond, swimming Bath Club—Kendrew, Acraman, Carter, Lyon, Blair, Witehie,
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