Two Chinese Admitted to Membership Hongkong, Feb. 19.
Mr. Ho Took and Mr. Ho Kwong have been admitted to_membership of the Jockey Club. They are the Bist fie Service, pions.
Last Saturday's game attracted a crowd of between 5,000 and 6,000. Owing to the snowfall overnight, the ground was still wet and pery, but a fairly fast game was Played. Play was very close in the first half, and although the visitors were leading 2 to 1 at half time, the East China team first scored and held the lead for the greater part of the first half. Play was in favour of the Hongkong team during most part of the second half, -Tesulting in three more goals.
Mr. T. T. Zee referred, Messrs. Mao and Ssu as linesman.
The teams lined up as follows South China:—Lau_ Hing-ching: Ne Kam-chung and Lai Yuk-tat; Leung Yok-tong, Lam Yuk-ying, and Wang Suwah; Lau Kay, Leung Win-tak, Pang Kam-wing, Kan-wing, and Chang Kwong-
T. U. Lob; Feng and Y. T, Har; T. U. Mao, S. Liang and P. Q. Hwang; Zee, ¥. T. Chen, 8. H. Evyang, W.
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