Dark Blue with Silver Buttons and Dragon Embroidered A meeting of the Shanghai Inter port Blazer Committee was held in the Central Police Station at 5.15 p.m. on May 17, 1921. Those present were:—Capt Barrett (S. Cricket Club) Hon. Secretary.
S. R. Kerr and J. R. Weeks (Shanghai Football Club).
F. L. Wainwright and H. 8. Lewis (Shanghai Rugby Football Club).
R. J. Bowerman and T. S. D. Wade (Shanghai Recreation Club), It was decided that the Shanghai interport blazer for. cricket and football shall be made of dark blue material with plain silver buttons.
On the left breast pocket shall be embroidered a Chinese dragon. On the buttons shall be engraved the following lettering denoting the particular game at which the wearer represented Shanghai., S. ©. XI denoting cricket.
8. F. XI " Association football.
RF. XV}, Rugby football.—together with the year or years in_which the wearer played.
Players entitled to wear the blazer shall be those who have ro-presented Shanghai in one (or more) representative—interport Home match at cricket, Association football or Rugby football, or, in the discretion of the Association or Committee of the Sport concerned, some or all of those representing Shanghai in an away interport match.
The Shanghai Interport Blazer Committee shall decide which matches are to be considered to be "representative."
Generally speaking they are matches against Hongkong, Singapore and Tientsin at cricket, against Hongkong and Japan at' Association football and against Hongkong, Tientsin and Hiankow at Rugby football.
The Association or Committee of the Club representing the partieular sport concerned shall decide who is entitled to wear the blazer and shall forward the names of all players so entitled to the Shanghai Interport Blazer Committee.
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