The Archive · 1933

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'The Appeals Committee of the 'Shanghai' Football Association have insueltheir "ridings. in connection with @ double appeal resulting from the incident ina recent match between the 'Tung' Hwa and. Ohioan clubs, when the captain ("Darky" Ghen} and six others of the Chinaa team lett the feld following spon 2 Penalty goal. scored against then, then fettrmed and won the match, 'Phe Chinan cla. appealed against he. various punishments. inftceed pon them, iadluding the suspension whilst 'Tung Hwa appealed agains of hes fv Ue ret of the Gearon, the, decision to allow' the match ea stand in favour of Chinan, The report of the Appeals Com mittee state The Committee studied at length and with, groat care all the reports and correspondence placed before them, and. they also" questioned Sergt. J, Barratt. (the referee of the match in which occurred. the Incidents which brought about the appeals), Mr, R. Grimshaw and Me. C. \Fs Hampson, respectively Chait: man of the Association's Executive Committee, and. Secretary of ths S.F.A. 'The "decisions eventually made" by the Appeals Conimittee were unanimous. 'They' were:—The Appeals Committee endorses the decisions of the Executive Com:

ice of the Shanghai Football Association, (1) That the Pioneer Field be closed to Chinan as their home ground till the end of the season tog SGD."That the Chinan club as close pin the visiting team from Waseda a whole be severely reprimanded low), defeated Shangh first fifteen by thirteen points to clever and given a definite warning that any "Further: incident in. their players are seriously at

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