A close and interesting game took place when Headquarters Fourth took The Aurora forwards could not seem te settle down and the Scots' defence had a very easy time but when called n to act Spiers was very safe and reliable. Aurora tried all the time to break away and at last succeeded the measure of the 0.5.5, Augusta when Yuen got through and passed Marines by 33 to 27. Play was hard over to Chung who lost no time in throughout. All the players, with the scoring with a well placed shot exception of on. on the Headquartei After this the Seaforths were deter team, had a shi e in scoring. mined not to let their opponents get another chance and closed in on the ora goal giving Metro a lot of k-to do. Denean worried him so
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1 4 much that he was tempted to run out Ford.
1 1 [too far with the ball and eventually 1 [got penalized. Peachy took the kick
Total ud 4m [but did not score. ya Long Range Shots ha. Ath.
Gebhard, 1. mer 1 4 The Scots then calmed down and Campbell, ra 1 8 scem: d satisfied with their and 9 [contented themselves w range 4 1 10 [shots at goal. They d em 9 0 [about to ridd their total when Ross [beat Wolfin and was on the point of ae [kicking when Walther ran back into ar 19, Augusta M. goal and trapped th" ball. The fad half—Hq. 4th 15, Augusta 13.—Seaforths were now doing everything Ar Coy.
Wi with the ball that was possible excent oro and the Aurora defence had The second important game was|very busy time. Duncan and P played between "A" Company and|rzade a very good combination "B" Company in which the "A" five fave some good displays of passing. proved decidedly superior, winning McCusker seemed to weary of having the contest by 22 to 11, The victors so little to do and more than once gained a 10-2 lend by half-time and dribbled the ball through the defence used several reserve players in the but never managed to get the ball next half in which the "B" squad past Wolfin, Throughout the second were again overpowered. The victors half the Aurora were entirely on the now remain in the runner-up position defence but they were up against a and will meet "H" Company much superior team and the final premier honours in the division. result of 3-1 in favour of the Seaforths was not entirely unexpected.
"A" Coy, SEAFORTHS:—Atkinson, Spiers, Campfg. ft. f. pts. bell, McAloon, McCusker, MeShannon, Hughes, f. (sec 3.
0 1 Ross, McGuigan, Fraser Duncan, Barker, f. Woo o o Peachy.
Bahan, (10 1 0 0 2 AOBOHA: nor K. 2. Lin. Walther Garriso McSwain, f.
1 1 Raat.
1 0 1 ro 3 ZS.Chüng, P. E. Chow, C. P. Ling 2 Popoff, Z. T. Hsu"Z. S. Wong. Q. Yuen, 1 K. Hsu.
Ericksen, g 1 1 0 Goush, go een rb 108
Referee:=T. H, Ho.
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