Concluding Games Tonight To Decide Second Place Mrs, Woolley on Cavalier th' Company are on top of the Colonel Cates Basketball League standings, and seem secure in their are two won games ahead of Headquarters 2nd, their most. important rivals, and what's more, they have beaten them by a convince ing margin during last week's play. Motor rerapah! Company, mean-we, is another threat. They are in a two-way tie for second place with Headquarters 2nd, and are expected to retain this berth at the end of the season.
Actual league play will be concluded tonight with a three-game session, but a number of postponed games will be played off later. Tonight Company will meet the Service Company, "B" Company will meet the Motor Transport Company and "A" Company will clash with Headquar-will coramence at 5.30
Wins First Event; Popple's Happy-go-Lucky Second A very pleasant hour-and-a-halt was passed on Sunday morning when the Club Hippique International held their second jumping competition of the autumn season. The programme consisted of two events, the first open only to ponies that had not won any jumping competition. This was won by Mrs. Woolley on Cavalier, second being Mr. S. Stucken on Pageant Morn. On points both were nearly equal and it is understood that the coveted Red Rosette went to Mrs. Woolley on the time test. The second event was won' by Master L. Popple on Happy-Go-Lucky- and he fully deserved his win, second going to Mrs. Woolley on Refinement.
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