and St, Xavier's Draw Owing to the Recreation ground being closed on Saturday afternoon fon account of the Shangh: Hunt Club's limited to the semi-final round "of the Tsz-ling" ("N.-C. Daily News") Cup competition. The Public School for Boys, one of the most con sistent of Second League teams, defeated the Thomas Hanbury! School without much trouble by! three goals to none; and the S.F.C. and St. Xavier's teams, after a hard game, in which extra time! was played, will have to meet again, the final result being a draw of two goals each.
The teams were as follows:—SP.C:—Melean; Harris and Moor; Brscey, Shafter and Dalgleish; Baxter, Bliiote" And and De Public School 3" Hanbury School 0 In the other semi-final game, also played at Hongkew Park, both the! 'Thomas Hanbury School' and the Public School had weak teams out, The Public School were a shade better than their opponents in all departments of the game, and eventually came out deserving winners by the score of 3-0. The Public School had most of the play in the first half, which appeared to be resulting without any' score when, just before the interval, Tingle, who had made many attempts to score and had had distinctly bad luck on. more occasions than one, sent in a terrifle drive which hit the underside of the bar and went just over the! line. During the second half the Public - Schoo! maintained their superiority. Noblston brought the score to 20 by cleverly turning well-taken corner kick into goal, and about 10 minutes from the end Tingle settled the issue beyond, doubt by scoring the third for his side,
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