Shanghai, Sept. 4, The polo team of the Durham Light Infantry defeated Ewo last night in the final of the Army Cup Tournament by ten goals to nine after receiving nine goals handicap. Considering the rather slippery state of the ground, the match was played at a fast pace which was maintained from beginning to end, and the good crowd that turned out to watch were treated to some really excellent polo, which included clever stickwork and sound teamwork, 'The Durhams' (Fanning Evans, Simpson, Luard and Arderne) success can perhaps best be attributed to Luard's sterling work at three. He was in unusual form and played an aggressive game at the pivot position, He was also responsible for several timely saves which might otherwise have been goals. Fanning Evans, on the other hand, might have Been called the hero' of the occasion as hho scored the goal for the Durhams which proved to be the winning one.
The team on the whole played ex-{traordinarily well for a six-goal one, and apart from occasional "bunching" played with good understanding.
Ewo—Riggio, W. J, Keswick, John Keswick and Pollock—<conceded nine goals and had most of the play but found the handicap just out of their reach, the conclusion of the match Mrs.
Macfarlane presented the winners with ie Cup and miniatures after being introduced by the President of the Club, Brig. Gen, EH. Moc-
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