To the Editor of the "Nonrn-Cuina Daty News, Siz,—In this morning's paper your football reporter rightly draws tention to the utterly stupid conduct of some of the Chinese spectators during the S. F. C.—Loh-hwa game at the Pioneer Field on Saturday last. Not only were various things thrown at the reforce but several foreign spectators were struck by straw cushions (provided for the comfort of people on the "reserved" stand) _which enthusiasts threw about. Similar incidents occur at very nearly every game on this ground. They happened when the Beds. & Herts. team were visitors a little more than a week ago, and they occurred again yesterday during the match between the Portuguese eleven and the Chinese team. one quarrels with the partisanship of the Chinese, That they should resolutely refuse to applaud thing done by for visiting the Pioneer Fi consequence. But when the pai tian feeling expresses itself in physical violence, something must be done to call a halt. The trouble might be eliminated if the French police authorities could be induced
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