Adding to their already impres-'Jsive goal average, the Rowing Club "A" team ran out easy winners over *|Sokol by eleven goals to one in a Teague water polo match on Tuesday (Aug. 14) at the oarsmen's bath, while the 2nd Worcestershire Regt. register ed a heavy win at the expense of the 'Swimming Bath Club, whom they defeated by seven goals to nil, at the losers' pool, after leading' by three goals at the interval. The "A" team again owed their heavy scoring to the uncanny accuracy of Sinclair's shooting and he made 20 less than seven out of the eleven points. The defence held out satisfactorily and Vennewitz proved an able deputy for Klink, the regular goalkeeper. For the losers, Bocevitch played a fairly good game goal, deputising for Muscalef, but he could not cope with Sinclair's speedy shots, Shiskin and Roma kin worked hard, but the forwards seldom got away and their shooting was poor.
Vennewitz, Raten, Turner, i, N, Hammond, Godin, Shiskin, R, Boceviteh, Kotchetsoff, Shen: arikom, W. Shiskin, Referee—R. L. Evuns, Worcesters—Smith, Clapton, Pitt,
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