In the game between the Chinese Baseball Club and the Shanghai Baseball Club, the former were returned winner by the scare of 4: The Chinese won in the latter me nings after Endslie had injured his pitching shoulder, Both teams showed a decided need of practice. a result of the football match between these two teams on the Pioneer Field on Sunday afternoon, the Kuangtung Free School should find their edly depleted exchequer considerably enlarged and although actual figures are as yet unavailable, it is expected that the sum the neighbourhood 0. For this happy achievement, everybody epncerned must be congratulated, particularly the 22 players who toiled unceasingly under weather conditions that hardly were appropriate to football. The Medicals, strengthened by the inclusion of Gee, Stock, Berry and Cross, of the Bedfs, & Herts, opened the scoring inthe first five minutes through Monkhouse but Lee Wai tong established equality before the game had progressed another five minutes and when Tai gave the Chinese the lead in the 20th minute, it was easy to visualize the final result, for although the soldiers contested every minute they found the opposition too fast and too clever for them. Two goals by Lee Wai-tong, both gems by this football genius, gave the first league champions the commanding lead of four goals to one when the "breather" arrived and the lone goal of the second half came from the fect of Chen, thanks, in the main to Lee Wai-tong. Chow, in the home goal, had several anxious moments in the last 20 minutes but emerged with much distinction, in fuct the goalkeeping of Chow and Stock wns a tenture of the ga: ne, which bristled with play of surprising character for this time of the year and afforded end-Jess enjoyment to a vast crowd. 'The teams were:—Loh Hwa: Chow, N. D, lace and Z. H. Lee, An, Bien and P. Chen, Yuan, Y,' 7, Chen, Tai, Lee Wai-tong and K. K. Chen. RAME, XI: Stock, Joyce and Jenkinson, Stephens, Warner and Smith; Berry, Monkhouse, Gee Cross and Wilkins. Mr. Chow made 8 capital referee." Tt is understood that Loh Hwa shortly will under-tuke a trip to Singapore and Manila, there to play a series of games. A pleasing coren-any took place at Hardoon's Gardens on Fi day last, when Colonel Ensor presented "the members of the R.A.M.C's victorious second league eleven' with souvenirs to mark the winning of the second league cham. pionship
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