The Archive · 1927

SUNDAY'S GAMES Navy Defeat Shanghai Scottish

'The Rugby being' played this, year is undoubtedly of a higher standard!

Brady were hard-working forwards, but their efforts did not result in 'a score. On one occasion, Brady; Was on the line, when the ball) Bounced from his hands and the resulting scrum was unproductive.

little later Trenchard-Davis, in a melee on the line, scrambled over. The kick failed and after midfield play the final whistle blew with the score at Welch "A 16 poi Shanghai 3 points. It was a good game, and Roberts, for the regi Tent, proved himself to be a first} Class' player. His tactics were re-Sponsible for many productive move. ments.

Tue pari-mutuals at the three Shanghai courses have afforded one fof the most extraordinary instances -Jof the repetition of a number that! surely ever has been known. For several years, a well-known gentleman has had remarkable fortune with No, 93, but this autumn his Tuck has been phenomenal, for, on eight racing days, No. 93 has turned bp no fewer than seven times, several occasions winning one of the major prizes. follows:

'0300 R. Lock and A. Gray.

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