Portuguese XI Defeated by China in Hot Match The China football team won the d leg un China-Vortugal Chal-up on Sunday afternoon by the Porta tives with the "dec! goals tot un the Pioneer The game was econ by a crowd of over 5,000 spectators, who thronged. the around lou before the natch commenced.
Portugal won the toss, and as there wi no wind then, they chose to defend the southern' goal. But} after the g: jarted, a steady wind began to blow from the north, and China carly pressed. Aftet about five minutes' play, China scored the firet goal. W. 7, Lee, on receiving a pass from the right, sent the ball into the net. China kept up the pressure, and was soot, two goals up when K. K. Chen, tha left wing, centred after he "get the ball from a throw, with L. K. Tai on the right spot to convert th tuzal equalized. Favacho tested the goal with a fine shot, which Ho failed to clear. Marcal' and Souza both rushed in and scored. K. Chen centred nicely from the Toft and a scramble took place, and] Sequeira miskieked, the ball rolling] into the net. This goal was. soon followed by another by the Chinese, Y. T. Chen scoring on a good combination among the forward. Robert} Favacho broke away with a godd run, but he shot wild. Half time score: China 4, Portugal 2.
Body Formed as Result of Recent Disputes "As a result of recent disputes among members of the East China Intercollegate Athletic Association, resulting in the withdrawal of Nanyang College from membership representatives from Fuh University, Nanyang College Kwang Hua University met Saturday "afternoon at the Chinese YALGA. and formed a new athletic organization, to be known the Kiangnan fatercollegiate Athletic Association.
The new association will start with the above three colleges, but new memberships are invited from colleges who are not members the E.CLA.A. It is expected before long at least take active part in the competition which will be run on the same lines is the E.CLAA.
In order to make a start with the association's programme, championship basketball series will be played beginning Wednesday, March 17. A cross country run also proposed, and will be held at janyang College on March 28, Other branches of sports to be competed will include baseball, football, tennis, field and track events, and' volley ball.
Dr. G. C. Yung, George Chow and Dr. R. Y. Kwoh were elected as a committee to draw up the consstitution of the association.
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