At 2.30 p.m. on Saturday the Seaforth Highlanders 2nd XV will oppose the Area Details. The Scots, who have still yet to be beaten this season, are not likely to have their colours lowered by the unlucky but very sporting Details and should win in convincing fashion.
Half-an-hour later the Club 2nd XV meet the Police on the adjoining pitch for the second time this season. In the previous encounter the Club won a very close game by six points to four, but if the Police are in their best form this result should be reversed. The Club have a number of senior players included in their fifteen, but their forwards may be effectively blotted out of the picture if the lawmen can reproduce their recent form. The Club outsides combine better than those of their opponents, but provided the Police pack plays as it can, then
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Club threes will see little of the Saturday, February 24 230 pin. Seaforths 2nd XV v- Area Details (Referee: Mr. G. D. Nicholl)
3 pam. Club 2nd XV v Police (Referee Mr. D. W. Leach)
Victor Over War Admiral Sunday, February 25
Woolf's testimony means something, Because Woolf knows him as does no he else. George was on his back the day the Biscuit laid it on the line With War Admiral at Pimlico, and that was the day he was at his very West. He broke in front of the hotfooted Admiral, and never was headed. The Biscuit showed everything that day. Early foot. Power down the backstretch. And, more than anything else, a heart as big as a pumpkin, Collared by the Admiral at the far turn, he looked Man O' War's favourite son in the eye, and broke his heart with a turn of speed.
Woolf says he is running better Hight now than he was on that great day in Baltimore. Several of the otitics who have seen him in his workouts bear Woolf out. I have 3 p.m. Club 1st XV v. Shanghai Nipponjin (Japanese Civilians) Ist XV (Re-reree: Mr. G. S. Dunkley).
Club 1st XV: W. N. Dickson; J. W, M. Martin, S. M. Thornley, I. F. Aucott, A. Thomas; F. A. Cessford, R. Dickinson: R. A. Ò. Mayne, R. U. Reynolds. A. Gammie, W. D. Pearson (captain), R. Dobson, P. B. Tay, M. O. Liddell, J. D. able.
Club 2nd XV: J. Moore; K. Okimoto, O. P. Edwards, S. J. Ward, B. A. St Louis; A, P. D. Kennedy, L. R, St. Louis: J. W. Chapman, J. R. Biaikte, D. M. Wheeler, W. V. K. Chadwick, J. F. Follett, J. March, W. P. Hetherington, F. G. Williams.
Reserves for Both Games: R. S. L. Frewen, C, H. Hodgman, J. R. Harling, W. E. Whaley, G. L. Hinds, A. J. Walker, W. K. Corneck and R. V. Stapleton-Cotton. Al players, including reserves, who are unable to turn out this weekend are requested to inform Mr. W. D. Pearson (Tel. 11490) to this effect not later than 5 pin. Friday so that other arrangements may be made. been told that he has, for some reason Or another, smoothed out his running action and that all the choppimess is gone, and that now he fairly slides along with a free, beautiful Siride. There is no favouring of the left foreleg that was injured last winier, and the only worry he has is excess weight.—United Press.
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