Sergt. A. Hill) - - -33 4 29 Pte, Donnelly - -.-28 0 28 Hohn - - - -28 0 28
Tae Granp Acorsoare Prizes.
Sergt. A. Hill. - - - - 203 Pte. 0, Hill - - - - 230
McCann - - - - - 234 Capt. Trueman - - - - 225 Tae "Grirrms' AcorecaTe" Puizes.
Pte, Harbur - - - 187 Haln- - - - - 157 Hellemar- - - - - 151 Roddis - - - - - 140
Football, Football will soon be in full owing again and we hope to see some good games this year, especially those under Associ tion rales. A few notes on some of our most prominent players may be of interest to some of our readers.
Backs, A. B. Ollerdesson.—Vory safe, and very sure kick with both fo", W.G. Brown.—Very safe, but sometimes erratic in clearing.
'B. M. Barry—Faitly safe mighty kick; his left foot soe him and if be could only be the safest back in Shang!
Re J.T, Tynck.—Vory good' half, sea and judgment, " way reliable soon at his best in his own 25.
Morfoy.—This very excellent half has oft us and will be groatly missed, well with Lomerchand aint Matthowes and H. ©. J. Wilson—A good half; plays
has no equal in Shanghai at corner kick-in Needham.—Only played once and looks every bit " promising half.
GR, Andorson.—A fair half and has always plenty of go" in him; would Kingston.—a fair ale, works hard. forward very good shot. ound game at inside forward; shoots hard and well in perhaps second to one in Shanghai in thi a R, J. S. Brandt—Excellent centre forward; dribbles prettily and " good shot with Scotson, Bisset, or Matthews men he could make things pretty
keep to his place. hot for any opposing team out east; must croellently with Lemarosend. good shot, plays
Lemarchand.—Tho best outside right Shanghai as yet, true judg-with Wilson behind him needs a lot of waiting on.
ASW. MacPhail—Good outside left; fast but a poor shot; works very hard for his side.
'N. B-Ramsay.—This player we hope doubt that the healthy spirit of emul to see back in time, and if up to his old tion which intercollegiate sports such form will always need watching.
W. A. Turnbull—A good forward, works hard, and shoots well.
W. E. Wilson.—A good outside right; is falling of but can still render a good account of himself. these encourages is not the least of the many important lessons which Chinese learn from foreign schools.
The points scored were as follows Recorp or Poms.
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