Pressing from the hit-out, Light Horse combined well to score through Keswick, who for a moment, was left unmarked. Shortly after the throw-in, Keswick sent White away, but the latter took a long shot which went astray by inches. N. F. Allman's Ait-out went over "he Boards, and the chukker ended with a foul called against Lacks.
Keswick took: the 60 yard free hit in the third chukker, but W. H. Allman met it. White got on to the ball and hit it behind. American Troop fouled and Light Horse were awarded a 40 yard free hit with which Keswick made no. mistake. being From the throw-in, W. H. Allman rushed the ball down the field along the boards, and shooting from a sharp angle, hit behind. The -hit-out resulted in a melee, and Lacks managed to put the ball through to give the Troopers a lead of one goal.
After half time, the Troopers came [ow with renewed spirit and had most of play and scored twice. during the chukker.
Both Elles and Keswick put up sterling work in clearing the repeated attacks.. They yere, however, beaten towards the close of the chukker, when Keswick missed and left the ball standing for W. H. Allman io pass to Riggio, who scored. From the throw-in, the Troopers were back again and after several attempts, N. F. Allman scored.
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