Chinese All-Stars in the initial quarter was the feature of the: second contest between the Chinese and the Shanghai American Schoot team in the annual gridiron classic fon November 24. By virtue of this narrow victory the. Chinese split even with the Yankees with win to each team and the final game will take place on Thanksgiving Day on the same field, the Pioneer Pield in Rue clu Pere Froe.
The Americans seemed to be over-confident at the start when they fielded some second stringers, and after encountering some dangerous attacks immediately deputed their regulars. The Chinese on the other hand were reinforced by Paul Kong and Edward Ing and played 'a totally different type of game from their first meeting. all departments of the game the Chinese gained a slight edge over their opponents, The American half-back pulled a rare stunt when he recovered a fumble by a Chinese player and dashed for about 60 yards to the Chinese 20 yard line. Owing to the stern defence the Americans failed to penetrate hrough the line, The Kong brothers played a fine defensive and offensive game, and K. C, Loo's generalship at quarter-ack was exceptionally good. A big crowd, estimated at over 800 enthusiasts, were treated to some ashing skirmishes. Mr. Schloss officiated as referee.
American School Victorious Through the one odd point from the drop-kick taken by Brown after! Moller's touchdown in the final quarter, the Anierican School arid fron eleven emerged victorious over the Chinese All-Stars in the deci-ive encounter of the three-ries on November 29, at Pioneer Field, the S. A. 8. earning seven points and the Chinese pix marks. To the large collection of trophies the scholars added another proud token donated by a Chinese sports devotee in Herbert @iaiicr cap ets coven nway by ber Euyang for permanent keeping. The
Schloss to Brown, the School captain, lat the end with a brief speech. was a dashing fray from start! fo finish, and if the Chinese had made an' attempt to gain the extra point after Kam succeeded in placing the pigskin over the line in the] Initial "quarter, the score might have stood at seven all. On the other hand-the Yankees, defying defeat, rallied splendidly' in the Inst quarter when Moller receiving a forward pass from Moffet, made the touchdown, Brown steadied himself and punted for the winning point.
In the third quarter the Americans nearly scored a touchdown with] nly about six inches to go, but the Chinese held their line tight. Finally the Chinese obtained the Jeather and launched fresh attacks. Two beautiful runs were witnessed in the second and third sessions.
Teoy was credited with a 40-yard xan which was increased by 17 yards by hard pressing, but Kam lost the ball through fumbling. Bernard gained 50 yards in two attempts! And Moller brought the sphere to the line but the Americans failed Yo crash through the defence.
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