The other forwards exhibited evenness in their play and were danger. ous. Unfortunately, they had to encounter the resistance of the strong Jewish half line.
King cast in the role of goal keeper. during the second bali, -viuently ma nis best but was better as a back, which was the position occupied by him in the first hal However, this was his first appear-anne this season, "he teams were as follow:
JRC. Maccabi: Benjamin; Bans Goldstein. Waldma: Braunthal. urns:—King; Grofils, wallace, Burch; Black Allen, Silvey, Underwood, Hutchison.
The Harlequins were the first to adopt aggressive tactics and was soon giving the Jewish team a good deal to worry about. They did not seem fo feel the lack of a custodian very much,—in fact, they decided to take a firm attitude and was soon leading by one goal. The' scorer was the redoubtable veteran, Silvey. Ths evidently was not in the Jewish books and. they'soon engineered sally after sally on the Hockey Club citadel and as a result of a concerted movement initiated by Schranz, Waldman in one of his brilliant runs netted his first goal.
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