Of the three "A" Division games in the Men's Hockey this week-and, the meeting of the United Hockey Club and the Seaforth Highlanders should prove to be most interesting and most evenly-contested. In the first round the soldiers just managed to win by an odd goal when ti civilians fielded a depleted side.
The remaining two senior encounters will see rather one-sided testilts as the Shanghai Hockey Club "A" shaula experience no difficulty to dispose ai United "B" and the S. M. Police ought to take the measure of Khalsa easily.
Four games in the "B" Division round: out the complete programme which reads as follows: ud ^A" Division-3 pin. Seaforths v. United, R.C. 7.
vision—3 pin. SHE.
"B" RE. 3; 3 pin. Seaforths "B" v. Municipal Gaol, R.C. 6.
Twin Arabian Colts Alive and Well "A" Division—3 pin. United "B" v. SHE. "A," RE. 3; 3 pin. SIN. Police v. Khalsa, 3 Kiaochow.
"B" Division—3 p.m. United "C" m. JAO, RE 6; 3 pin. Sikh Police v.
TRE, RE. 7.
When twin colts were born last February at the University of California Kellogg Arabian horse ranch, horsemen did not expect to see them alive to be a year old. Twins occur once in 10,000 cases but to save their lives is almost a miracle. Both twins are normal in every way. These twins are Calsabi and Calsabiyat. The little girl feeding them is Nancy Richmond.
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