The Troopers were quickly away Jin the fifth chukker and through the combination of W. H. Allman and Riggio the Troopers accounted for another goal. The Troopers continued to press but W. H. Allman hit wide. Pressing again, W. H. Allman's shot at goal hit White's pony. Lacks fouled and Keswick took the 40 yard free hit but nothing resulted.
Light Horse missed a golden -opportunity to score when Keswick sent White away, but the latter missed after carrying the ball to the goalmouth. A moment later, Browne's shot, which seemed to be headed straight for goal, wes blocked by White's pony.' Towards the close of the chukker, the Troopers attacked.|and W. H. Allman scored with a difficult shot.
The Light Horse tried desperately to reduce the score after W. H.
Allman had scored again for the "reap. They succeeded in scoring twice. The first was through Keswick when he took a 50 yard free hit for-a foul committed by the American Troop in their goalmouth. The second goal was scored by White on the combined efforts of the team.
Before the close of the game W. H. Allman added another when he got away with the ball.
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