SHE, "A" 4 German "A" 3 United "A" 6, SLEE.
Inniskiing "A" 2 JAO, "AY 1 Jnnleklling "B" 2, Stich Police SIC, "A" v. German "A"
In @ very evenly contested match, played at furious speed, the Shanghai Hockey Club "A" defeated the German Hockey Club "A" by the odd goal in seven on the Cricket Club trocad. The winners led in the Ast halt by 2-0, but allowed their onponfents te draw level before the interval. On the Germans taking the lead after the re-start a victory for the leeders seemed imminent but the Club played SRUFC. 1, 4th Marines 0
Marines v. Club The senior game provided some lexeltement and very close and interesting play was seen. The Marines play bore evidence of good coaching, and their work in the tight scrums the line-outs, and in tackling, could; only have been achieved by hard practice. They outshoved the Shang-ji, pack and obtained possession also to good heeling. They were: aggressive in the loose, and followed.
every possible opportunity, and the rigid marking by the threes' gave the MeGill, Bidwell, Roe, Stewart} combination little scope. It was fhoticeable thet every man in the! [Marine three-quarter line marked his ind tackled him, This was especially seea on one occasion when. Roe attempted "lo sell" and was brought down by Jenkins.
Fourth USS, Marines—Misits, Jenkins, Selleck, Twehirgl, Zatkof, Burk, 'Smith, Whatley, Tuble, A. Dixon, XC. Dixon, Soloway, Zirkle, Morgan' (caps fain), Brooks.
'SRUFC. Ist XVAJ. P. C. Master, @: S McGill, H. D. Bidwell, R. H. Hoe, 8: i. Stewart, J. Bowerman, Gregor, W. D. Pearson, T. C. Burrows, Carier, 7, W. Gubb, P. J. Poole, Bite, FG. Livingstone, RP, Stewart.
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