Sokoi—V. Shiskin, Romashkin. Shen~ grikof, Kotesho, Skreutel, G. Shiskin, Boceviich.
Referee—L. G. Day.
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The Public Schoo! sought pastures new on Friday when they took on a particularly strong team from H. Q. Wing of the Worcestershire Regt. which included four Shaforce players, yet the schoolboys only Lost narrowly by 21 runs, Public School... 4 11, Q. Wing Woreesiershire Regt. S118
'The SRC. Colts were at home to the S.C.C, Ramblers, and the visitors gained an easy two' points, the Colts being skittled out' for the lowest oral of the day. Lingard enjoyed brilliant day with the ball, taking six wickets for fourteen runs in six overs, including the hat trick, while the Ramblers proved far too' strong in the batting department and clared at 220 for five wickets, Booth obtaining a century, although not without a certain amount of luck.
SCC. Ramblers (S wickets, dec.). 220 SRC. Colts vree.s oe 108
The SCC, Nomads gained one of the most thrilling victories of the season when they met the SE. Stragglers on the home ground, vielory being gained during th over. Dismissing the Stragglers for 177, the Nomads had plenty of time it their batsmen could hold out against an attack which Included Rawsthorne, but his early overs predieted disaster, while Eliott assisted by dismissing several of the early batsmen, Club "B" team and the Swimming Bath Club has been postponed by mutual consent and only one game In the water polo league took place on Friday when the Oarsmen's "A" team defeated the French Club by Rot seven goals to one in the loser's pool. The teams were: Sine! Hammond, Godkin.
"an=Klink, Rafen, Turner, Raeburn, in French Club-Cheetham, "McFarlane, Peneguel, D. Stewart, Judah, Richards, Read.
eferee—R. L. Evans.
The Foreign YMCA. retained their position at the top of the water polo league on Monday when they Gefeated the Rowing Club "B" team by three goals to two at the loser's pool. The game was one pf the Closest seen this season and it was bhat until Jate in the game that the winners took the lead.
'The losers were hardly expected to beat the "Y", but they were expected 10 give' their opponents a hard fight. The score was equalised twice, before Larby scored the winning point, and then towaf@s the end the match the losers nearly equalised for the third time when Bradley saved at the expense of 9
Park, Knight, MeAllister, Larby, Logan, Lane. Cub "B":—Gerz, H. Fabian, Dearn, N. J. Palmer. A, Ham= Wine. Referee: J. Me-
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