Except for, two friendly encounters, Sunday's hockey games were second division league matches, all three being played at the Race Course. 'The Royal Inniskillings Fusiliers "B" won their second Teague game at the expense of the Shanghai "Hockey Club "C," 4.0 Another big victory was recorded by the United "B" when' they beat the German "D" by 5 goals to nil. A scoreless te ws the Fesult of the game between the German Juniors and the German "C", One friendly game was played at the race course where the Shanghat Hockey Club 1st eleven were defeated by a side from HMS, Cornwall while at Hongkew Park the other friendly game ended with the Area Details winners over the Municipal Gaol by the odd goal three.
Club Ist, v. Cornwall The Cornwall eleven did very well to win from the strong Hockey Club fide 5-2 In one of the best games played at the race course. Although {he eleven from the Club were sup-poted to be their representative frst team, yet it was by no means the strongest they can put up as several of their best players were not included in the side. 'The game took place on the Cricket Club ground, by far the smoothest field ju Shanghai and admirably suited for hockey, so that misses and fumbles seldom' occurred.
H, M.. Cornwall—Wilson, Cope-Gasic, Jackson, Cobb, Ford, Bloomer, Curry, Neame, S. H.C, ist—Lane, Gambling, Carlisle, Smith, Parker, Crickmer, Spraggett, Lowe, Simpson, King, Sokol Draw with Footbalt a senior league match at the race course on Saturday the Shanghai Football Club had to be content with {|aharing the points with Sokol in scrappy game which might have allowed the former greatly to increase their goal average. Incidentally their opponents obtained their initial point of the season and, had Kusin taken advantage of a gift goal in the closing stages, they would have made it a victory, instead of sharing eight goals.
SP. Club—J. G. W. Lewis, I G. Fabian, G. McLorn: G. Hedley, Stokes, S, Burgess; Ro Laven," A 'A. C. Sinclair, A. MeCorkin=
G. Shevehenko, 'A. Chublantaetl, A Studiensoft; A. Mihallft Kusin, 0. Chublantzoft inday's Games High scoring again featured the soccer matches played on Sunday, both first division games producing eight goals each.
A large crowd turned up at the race course to witness the Recs score a decisive victory over the J.RC., and at the Stadium the Three Cultures [caused a mild surprise by overcoming the ASF. who should have been strengthened by the return of Hans Park to the side, yet the Chinese made the most of their opportunities Jand finished up at 5-3.
The Recs proved too strong a combination in a league match played at ithe Race Course yesterday. for the JRC, who only showed glimpses of form "in finishing up the losers by Jove goals to three.
Recs—W. H. Cochran; ¥. Stangaara, Logan: 'H.' Greaves, A. Symons, Leriou; N. Hart-Baker, H. B. Cochran, Nooat, A. Bolsserie, 'F. 3. Aldequer.
JRC—M. Dietrich: L. Horeinsteln, G. Greenberg: W. Hasslck, M. Greenberg, Goldfield: 8, Tuttleman, L. Ponchak. 8. Greenberg, M. Belinky, A." Withott Three Culiures Beat ASF.
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