2.30
The Shanghai Ladies' forwards were working well together and although several promising movements fizzled out after one or two passes they were often able to work the ball up the field into their opponents circle. Their belt line, V. Hutton, Esther Bloomfield and A. MacKeith, proved to be an effective inter-me diary between the forwards and the backs Hutton and MacKeith were playing an unusually fine game but Esther Bloomfield seemed to be rather off colour. She nevertheless worked like a trojan during the entire game and succeeded well in her endeavours to guard the spear head Of the -opposition's attack, Irene Ohrnberger. In doing this she found little time in which to concentrate on feeding the forwards and left this duty in the hands of the other two half-liners.
Conspicuously brilliant was D. Bloomfield who opened several plays by her fine runs down the'left side before centring into the circle. Not only was she instrumental.in essist-ing the attack but was also responsible for the first point scored. Stella Roberts, always the opportunist, was in her most aggressive mood, sind accounted for: the team's second Canidrome Results 1-200 yd. fat—l, Dalebird; Dah Chang.
Win. go10. Forecast 2-6 Div, $3240, ngths.—Time, 18.61.
Place, Ist 7.30; 2nd $1.00.
2-440 yd. fi Rusty Brigadier; 2, 3 lengths time, 26.6, Win, $21.10. Forecast 6-2 Div. $49.10, ngths.—Time, 26.96.
Place, ist $8.10; 2nd $150.
Double Event 1/2 5-6 9-440 yd. flat.—Yeoman Or Entry.
Tie "lengtn.—rime, 26.9.
Win, $15.00. Forecast 6-4 Div. $37.20.
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