Division; Friendly Games This Week-end No changes have been made in the standings in the Men's Hockey League. All the leading teams in three divisions were able to maintain their positions. The United "A" XI are three points ahead of the Shanghai Hockey Club senior eleven and will probably remain on top throughout the rest of the season because of their undisputed superiority.
"The SHE. has shown great improvement. The team has still one more game in hand and may catch up with a rally in the second round.
With the Seaforth "B" failing to defeat the United "B" last Saturday, they missed a golden chance to tie with the United seconders in.the 1B" Division. The leaders. are doing the best they can to follow the winning trail of their senior eleven.
In the "C" Division Khalsa still remains unbeaten, having gained five straight victories, It is expected that they will finish the season with-oura: single loss.
The hockey schedule this weekend will be limited to. friendly -fixtures, The United Club will play a team from H.M.S. Suffolk at the Race Course, starting at 245 p.m. On the same afternoon, also at the Race Course, the Shanghai Hockey Club will have quite a busy programme during the holidays.
"The Shanghai Hockey Club will be involved in three games. Tomorrow, the Colours will meet the Whites on RG. 3 at 245 pin. and on Monday, the Club will meet Shaforce on R.G. 3 at 245 pin, Then on Tuesday, another Club team will play against IMS. Suffolk, again on R.G. 3 and beginning at 245 pin.
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