Scoring two goals in each half, the United. Hockey Club defeated the Shanghai Hockey Club and remained unbeaten in the First Division of the League at the Race Course yesterday. Waldman was again the star as he chalked up two shots. Murray made one and Kermani garnered the fourth tally.
The teams were:—
United "A":—J. P. Jones; S. A. Col-ce, K. M. Pale; J. L. Berglof, R. C.
nam, A. M. Fonseca; R. Veir, K. Murray, P. Kermani, H. Waldman, A C. Youn SHE. "B'—E. H. Brazel: J. H. Blakelock (Capt). W. M. Macoustra: F. C. Warbuton, E. W. Price, J. Fairbairn: J. G. Read, P. F. Watkinson, A. Maude, J. Robertson, L. Underwood.
From the start of the tussle the United side took up the pressure. Stuart, filling Oliveira's place at centre-half, lived up to expectation and Combined smoothly with Fonseca to constantly feed the forwards. Youner, who played Johnny Fonseca's position at outside left, also gave a performance as he was in offering Waldman Following a few abortive corners, Waldman found the net in about ten minutes by tapping past Brazel a close sbot. Continuing to press, Murray scored in another eight minutes. It was a pretty goal made from the edge of the circle and took Brazel by surprise. Fonseca initiated the play, bringing the ball up and slipping it to Murray, who carried past Macoustra and tallied.
The trailers rallied furiously but Collaco and Pate were much too steady.
The game between the East Surrey Regiment and the Ger: which was to take place also at the Race Course, failed to materialize. Today, 3 pin, at Kiaochow Park the two teams will play a friendly match.
In a Second Division ce the Seaforth Highlanders "B nce the Junior Athletic Club by five clear goals In the Third Division the United "C" were held to a 1-a tie by the Sikh Police while te Municipal Gud trimmed the German by a 3-1 score.
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