TAC. Take "B" Title Shanghai, Dee. 90.
The "B" division title of the Ladies Hockey League fell to the J.A.. when they defeated the ASP. "B'
a decisive match by the score of two nil at the Race Course yesterday afternoon after a much more one tided tussle than the sore would In-
Woldin a definite advantage as for fas territorial gain was concerned the ZAG. controlled the greater part of the game and allowed the losers 10 invade their goal barely six. times during the entire game. The strong. forward line of the winners although aggressive proved to be weak within the scoring eirelo and slightly more Accurate marksmanship would have seen them triumph by a much wider difference in scores, The ASP. seemed to take the fla with the hopeless attitude of being certain victims and took their defeat as a matter of course. In fact, most of the team's supporters expeded to see them suffer a heavier defeat, and consider the score of two nil a very satisfactory one.
Marie da Silva, who played for Portugal in the recent Internationa, game, and Santa Harrison were easily the best playery on the field and Played a sloning game forthe losers. Their efforts, however, were nulled through the (oral lack ut support from the other members of the team whose stick work left a lot to be desired, For the winners, Elvey Corea and Bella "Barros were prominent throughout with aggressive tactics. Each netted a point for their side. Although the side lacked team under= standing, sheer individualism and grim determination. seemed. to be their strongest assest and the chief factor of their success 'The first halt of the game went by Seoreless although "the JRC. dominated the general run of the play. 'Their earlier efforts were eventually rewarded in the second pongd when Elvey Corea scored the frst point soon' after the "bully—ofl." ten minutes Tater Bella Barros dashed to register the second point.
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