Discussion on the point of players' birthplaces arose out of a resolution proposed by Mr. Grimshaw and seconded by Mr. E, G. Barnes that the—word th"
12 the following should be added: "ie, Birthplace or paren age, it being understood " player having elected to play for one continue to play for The resolution was passed after \or alteration in the wording suggested by Mr. C. W. Hampson had been agreed to.
Another point to come before the new officials is the suggestion that Messrs. Bridges, Hughes and Hampson be presented with souvenits as tokens of appreciation of what they have done for Association football in Shanghai, the first in regard to their setivites during the past season, and in Mr, Ham j300's ease for what he performed Mr. R. Wegener rai Paid Clerical Assistant gestion of the employracnt of a paid assistant for secretarial work has also to be discussed by the newly appointed officials of the Ar-sociation. Mr. Bridges' name v put forward) as honorary secretary as, in the words of the chairman "a last revert," and the Rev. with vierical assist. said he was sure ing the opinion of of the Association wn'n he stoted that My. Bridges had work for thei and two years in office he hed considerably raised the standard of Asocintion football in Shanghai, Mr. Bridges said he would really prefer someone to volunteer for the posit
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