League, there were some surpris ingly close. results. The P.S.A. second team, playing the Jewish B.C. on the Tongshan Road ground, won by 5-8. Up till the interval, there was not much to choose between the sides and the score was three all, During the second halt] the P.S.A. forwards asserted ther.- dives more and were easily val the final result of five goals 10 three in their favour, The mane was not of the cleanest and one player received marching enters early in the scend half. In a gane in which the Recs did most of the attacking in the first half, th Tunior Athletic Club beat the' Recs Second string, on the'S.R.C. ground, by the odd goal in five. 'The Junior Athlete, reinforced by some players who had not been present at te! start, improved in the second half and quite held their own, and eamic out eventually winners' by. three goals to two. On the Club ground the S.F.C. and Police second teams had a hard and not too interesting struggle, the outcome of which was that the' Club won by five goals to four. Although nine goals wer scored, many opportunities went a'begging and the shooting on both sides might Kaye been improved upon, "St. Xavier's, despite the ro feet loss of some' of their hex: players, defeated the Deutscher Sportverein with plenty to space, The best' game in the Second Divition, however, was probably that Doiween the Public School and a Navy. team, drawn from HATS. Vindictive. There was fine football on both sides, with the School ting the better of the exchanges in tthe first half and the Navy eo-+- ing into their own in the second. Both forward lines were fust_and tricky. and the final result of 4-1 about reflects the respective merits of the sides. 'The Thomas' Hanbury School, continuing their iresistible form, won handily from table and it. will be interesting t: see how they fare when they mest Division. some of the stronger teams in the
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