At 430 pin. (W,'J. Keswick, Pollock, White and Clu Rivau who sub: stituted for John Keswick) and the Seaforth Highlanders (Telfer-Smollett, Wolfe-Murray, Macfarlane and Mac: Ingan) took the feld. The Seaforths played well but were no match for the strong Ewo side and were beaten by five goals to nothing. Alec White 'a beginner this. year showed great Promise and a.good eye, Receiving pass from Keswick he scored a neat goal from the sixty yard mark. Play was more or less confined to the Seaforths' side of the field and after several attempts by Ewo, Keswick eventually put the ball in between the post, after hitting a goal post, John Keswick replaced Clu Rivay in the second chukker and was superb form, hitting all sorts of bolls from all angles and shooting with deadly accuracy, scoring three goals rapid succession, The Light Horse and Durhams played another two chukkers after the Ewo-Seaforths match. The line up was the same except for Hum. preys who replaced Heslop. The Durhams did very well here and tied the Light Horse at three goals each, Simpson scored. once and Arderné scored twice for the Durhams whilst White scored twice and Johnston once for the Light Hors 'The best match was probably the tone between the Troopers (W. H, Allman, N. F. Allman, Franklin' and Kirkoriantz) and Highlights (Harris, Lacks, B, B. Moller and R, B, Moller) The sides were very even and it was a hard fight while it lasted. The latter eventually proved to be the winners by the odd goal in three, Highlights Too Good In the next match between the Highlights and Ewo everyone was surprised to see Ewo so badly beaten, five veals to one. The play on the whole was very keen throughout and often exciting, The Troopers proved to be too good for the Seaforths in the last match and won by one goal.
After the last match, pid-up chukkers were played until dusk, The standard of play yesterday was good but, a good deal of missing was seen, which was probably due to the bumpy condition of the field. The ground will be closed today for watering but will be open tomorrow ft circumstances permit.
Kyle, who was very much off his game th the foursomes, was the player Who seitied the issue by defeating Fred Maas.
He played a very steady game, and was lucky at the 20th hole, where Haag, stymied, knocked in' the Scot's ball, Hammond Agrees to
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