Play continued after a seven-minute interval and after a bit of field play Ewo scored through John Keswick when he took a forty yard free hit and made no mistake. The Durhams combined well to bring the ball up and Fanning Evans scored well from an almost impossible angle. (I wonder whether it was the result of his falling on his head.) A minute later Ewo fouled and Luard, who took the thirty-yard free hit missed by inches. Ewo had all the play for the rest of the chukker but could not score; Riggio hit behind on the bell.
With the score standing ten to six against them, Ewo pressed desperately from the hit out which Riggio met. The Durhams fouled at their goal mouth and Ewo were awarded a thirty-yard free hit which was taken by John Keswick who missed very closely. They continued to press but could not score. They pressed but Pollock cleared easily and Ewo combined well to bring the ball up and W. J. Keswick passed to John Keswick who scored, Durhams fouled but John Keswick, who took the forty-yard free hit, sent the ball wide, Ewo pressed but could not score until the Dughams fouled again and a thirty. yard penalty awarded to Ewo which John Keswick converted. With only half a minute to go Riggio scored to make the score ten goals to nine and before the ball could be thrown in, the bell rang.
At the conclusion of the match Mrs.
Macfarlane presented -the winners with she Cup and miniatures after being introduced by the President of the Club, Brig-Gen. E. B. Macnaghten.
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