The Durhams attacked first but Keswick hit behind. The Etceteras attacked and Keswick cleared but when they attacked again, White scored irom angle. Play continued after the bell and White scored from a scrimmage.
In the second chukker, the Durhams tore down the field with a vengeance from the throw in, and were rewarded by Keswick scoring. Heslop, shooting at goal from an ward position, missed by a wide margin. The Durhams attacked and White hit behind to save a certain goal Taking the free hit, Keswick scored with a beautiful shot, and tied the score at two all.
Heslop crossed White and Mokrejs taking the sixty free hit missed the ball completely. Keswick took the ball down the feld and was unlucky when he missed an open goal when the ball bounced.: Durhams fouled and Mokrejs, taking the free hit, hit wide. Keswick sent Fox-Davies away from the hit out with a long shot but the ball went behind.
A moment later, when he had the ball all to himself and none near, he lost a few precious moments when he had to ask his team mates which direction to hit. The Etceteras equalised when Mokrejs had the ball all to himself again scored easily.
Mokrejs sent Telfer Smollet away with a pass and Fox Davies cleared Telfer Smollett's shot at goal just in time. White dribbled the ball up cleverly and passed to Telfer Smollett who scored, and before things had settled down after the throw in Morkejs scored. With only a minute to play the Durhams attacked desperately but Keswick again hit a good post.
Spectators Amused Play resumed after a ten-minute interval and the Durhams charged down the field, Keswick hit a goal post but scored a minute later with a near side forehander. The spectators were rather amused when Mokrejs hit in the wrong direction, King's Prize at Bisley London, July 17.
Captain J. A. Barlow, of the West Yorks, won the King's Prize at Bisley today with a total of 287 points—Reuter.
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