—Gordon, John Keswick, Parr, New-bigging—beat the American Troop in a most thrilling game during which the spectators were on their feet from time to time throughout the match through sheer excitement mixed with sporting Partisanship. The final score was 7 goals to 6, to which Gordon contributed in a great measure by his sound play at No 1 in attack. Parr surpassed himself until either he or his mounts tired somewhat toward the end, This left a gap in the defence which the Americans were not slow to pene-
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