It will be a_mattcr of regret to shany people fin Shanghai, and especially the playing members of the Shanghai Rugby Union Footbal Club, that Mr. G. S. Dunkley, of the Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, is going on Home leave next month anc, in all probability, will not return to Shanghai, some' other outpost of commeres—and, it is to be, hoped, sport—being pre-ordained to ceive him as a valuable gift. One of hig most fervent admirers was requested to supply his "Who's Who" and submitted the following: ="Is popularly known as Dunk? Is a man of action rather than words, except for one memorable occasion, at an Interport. dines, when che: treated. our. Japanese guests to the longest _Interpor= speech on record, and would probably be speaking still if ho had not been good-naturedly howled down, Captained the Shanghai team during the two most interest= ing seasons in the history of the club, Played all Inst season with tone ear almost completely torn off and flopping about in the breeze. Is captain of the Armoured Car Company Rugger team this season, though he probably proud of this in that his team was beaten 41-0 in its first League match."
Te remains but.to be said that his enthusiasm for cricket is only second to that for Rugby. Liz would have been chosen as Interport ivicket-keeper, except for the fact that "Old Man" Barnes was always, just a little better.
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