Ice Hockey : Cambridge Beaten by a Great Dark Blue Side. 1932.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, February 13th 1932," called "Ice Hockey :  Cambridge Beaten by a Great Dark Blue Side," showing the Following Two Half Page Photographs.

   a- An Attack on the Cambridge Goal. Pushed Behind :  Oxford fulfilled Expectations by Easily Winning the University Match.

   b- The Best Team England has produced for many Years :  The Oxford Side, Winners of the University Ice Hockey Match.  H. W. Morrison,  J. E. Coyne,  A. S. Leach,  L. A. Watson,  C. H. Little,  L. C. Bonnycastle, (Captain), O. A. Gratius,  A. W. Humble and J. D. Babbit.

Richmond ice Rink was the scene last Saturday of the firstUniversity ice hockey match to be played in England for thirty years.  All the games in the meantime have taken place in Switzerland.  A large crowd gathered at Richmond to see Oxford win, as everyone expected they would, by a substantial margin, thus furnishing further proof, though none was needed, that they are one of the best teams anywhere on this side of the Atlantic.  The referee for the University match was the English captain, J. C. P. Magwood.  Of the victorious Oxford team, Leach, Watson, Little, Gratius and, of course, Bonnycastle, the captain, have all got international caps.

Condition is Very Good.