This Association game, which had been awaited with much interest, was played on Saturday. As everyone expected, it was hardly fought, ud the sides were well-matched. 'The Rangers, who have had more practice this season than their oppenents, won by a goal to nil. Moore, Barry and' Robinson especially distingui-hed themselves and the forwards showed how nell they have learnt to work together. The Shinghai team's half-bicks and backs should prove the nucleus of a good eleven.
S.F.¢. t, THE SAW, The Shanghai Club lost. this Rugby match by one goal to nil, but, while according all honour to the Navy men, who played splendidly, it is only fair to mention that Gilmour had to retire from the Shanghai tevm early in the game and that neither of the Lannings was on the und.
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