The Archive · 1911

College and Middle School Sports

The anonol College and Middle School athletic sports for Shanghai were beld on the recreation ground of the Chinese Young Men's Christian Association, near the rifle range, on Saturday afternoon. The pioneer work of enoonragiog athletics among Chinese studerite has been very saccessfal and the grounds have recently been enlarged to meet the needs of the Association, which has now a membership of 1,600, There were ra, representing Middle Nanyang Middle school, and Middle school, Th than formerly owing to the revelation, many of the students having offered their services for Red Cross work. The excitement of the day, too, affected the attendance, which was not very large. Excellent sport was witnessed, the events being keenly contested, The officials were Stewards—Mr. H. DeGray, Dr. A. P. Wilder, Dr. Wa Ting-fang, H. spectator's point of view, the play was not very interesting, although E. Chan Man-yew, and Messrs. W. bright and clever football wan Chow, Wong Si-sing, Vu Ya-ching and shown throughout. The Hanbury Yih Te-ung. Referee—H. E. Y¥. 0. boys showed very clever sorbieaton io the vangasrd. V. besides

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