The French Forces had to struggle hard to retain their unbeaten record] in the Second Division when they just managed to defeat the British Navy by four goals to three in a game that was full of thrills. Both Sides missed chances as a result of over-eagerness, and had the naval forwards availed themselves of the chances presented them, they would have brought about the defeat of the strong-going French Forces.
Loyals Defeat Sok:
The Loyals reached their. second Skottowe Cup final when they de-"X" feated the Sokol in the semi-final played at the Canidrome on Feb. 20, by seven goals to we in a fast exciting game. The soldiers were always masters of the situation, and but for the fine work of the Russian defenders would' have piled double figures. Two penalties in the first half took soma of the sloom out of the Russian side, both being for knocking on, The Army front line was constantly attacking, and Yates was responsible for starting a number of good movements. He scored two goals: one when he neatly headed home al Amsterdam, Feb. 13.
Miss Cit van Feggelen, the Netherlands swimmer,. broke the women's world record' for the 400 metres backs eke to-day, clip ping more than three seconds off the mark of Miss Hveger, 18-year-old swimming marvel of Denmark, The new time is mins, 414 seconds compared with the previous record of 5 mins. 445 seconds.—Reuter. though inclined to put mote effort fon the ball. than was" necessary. Hvoroft played more of a defensive! role to help to hold up opposing at-lacks. In front, the right wing was the best, Markitant was off colour and slow with the result that Choolantzeff was not given much chance! fo distinguish "himself. Gurenin worked hard but was given few opportunities for shooting.
Mr, Sung handled the game well, maintain close contact with the play.
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