MA JOR GENERAL'S CUP


MAJOR GENERAL’S CUP


EMLOR/TWELVE OAKS CONQUER ALL


SUNDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 2020 MAJOR GENERAL'S CUP


TEAMS EMLOR/TWELVE OAKS, LIBERTINE/ PINK POWER, DAD'S ARMY, PORTO RONCO


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close final saw Emlor/Twelve Oaks win the 2020 edition of the Major General’s Cup. They won this trophy by their


handicap advantage, defeating Libertine/ Pink Power 5½–5 and this victory ensured they retained their unbeaten status throughout this two-goal tournament. There was little air in the scores in the first half, with both teams adding a goal apiece. Libertine/Pink Power added three goals in the third to give them a narrow, 4–3½ lead going into the fourth chukka, but the advantage changed in the final chukka, with Emlor/Twelve Oaks putting away two goals to only one in reply from Libertine/Pink Power.


This tournament is a reminder of the


Club’s military roots and is open to both Club and military teams. Played over an early weekend in September, the sub final saw a win for Dad’s Army. They beat Porto Ronco (rec ½ goal) 6–4½. Both matches though were played on the newly improved Princes Ground, giving all these players the opportunity of playing on one of the Club’s top high-goal grounds. ◆


Emlor/Twelve Oaks: Rhett Wooldridge (-2); Major Jamie Hayward (0); Charlie Wooldridge (2); Spencer McCarthy (1). Libertine/Pink Power: Major Hugo Collis (-2); Nick Beitner (1); Oliver Powell (2); Alexander Nix (1). Dad’s Army: Alan Fall (1); Milo Manton (0); Kim Richardson (0); Edward Horswell (1). Porto Ronco: Konstantin Graf von Schweinitz (0); Adebayo Karim (0); Octavio Pinto (1); Emanuel Arber (1).


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