Fine weather favoured the young sportsmen from the Shanghai Public School, Cathedral School, American School, and the Thomas Hanbury School for Boys, in their first inter-school athletic' meeting held at the Hongkew Park on Saturday afternoon. There was a large and enthusiastic crowd present to witness some very keen competition.
Owing to the fact that a protest has been entered, to which reference will be found in our corwespondenca columns, the prizes On Saturday night, at the Lusitano Club, a match of ten games was played between the Lusitano Club, winners of the League, and a team represent ing the rest of the League. The match was won by the Lusitano Club, who won six of the ten games and scored 1,874 points against their opponents' 1687. In the absence of the Chairman and Vice-chairman of the League, Mr. C. W. Porter pre. sented tha League Shield to the Lusitano Club, ° a billiard cue to Mr. E. F. Fasting, for the highest break (116) in League matches. and billiard cue to Mr. J. P. Campos, who did not meet with a single defeat in the League
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