In the four miles race, four a side, each to run one mile, the British Empire, represented Docherty, Start, Whyte and Oil's, beat America, represented by Carter, Lermon, Robinson and Hahn. The British &mpire won by two yauds in 17 min. 2-8/5 sec.
In the Two Miles race, 4 a sie, The amateur status of SI ili was called into question by the P, M. C. spokesman when the Eta' Phi representative indicated that there a possi lity of the Tientsin open singles champion of 19: playing for the local organization, man said tha not only ina sporting gocd Is company both in Tientsin and Po:
but had more than once taken "Like Hot Cakes"
The speaker recalled one el [dent at the close of the North Chit open singles tennis tournament Fast May. After ya quisling Dr, Kenneth Young in the final, Shih remained on the court ud addressed the spectators on blue of the C. L. Shih racket, ing that he owed his victory th the reduct of his own company. then offered for sale the bundle of rackets which he had brought with. him.
These were immediately dis~ posed of "like 20 many hot cakes, the speaker alleged. The P. U.
C. spokesman concluded with the suggestion that Shik be debarred from participation in the forthcom-each to run 0 yd., the British ing inter-club tournament, Empire, represented by Little, 'The Eta Phi representative rai ed Eachern, Edwards and Lowe, bea' objection to the proposal, saying. America, represented by Sittig, that the question was one for the Phillips,' Fuller and Watson. The Ination to decide.
This brought British Empire won by 18 yards in prompt rejoinder, from another de-7 8-4/5 sec. agate, who said that the counter-In the Eight Lap Steeple-Chare, suggestion was too vague. four a side each to do two laps,: ie 'The Yenching man said that, a British Empire, represented' by though Shih was student in' the Livingstone-Learmonth, Tatham, tannery department of the school, Morgar. and Lord Burghley, bey the authorities would not let him Amezica, represented by "Montoplay for Yenching, as they rather: mary, Gegan, Dalton and Spencer. doubted his amateur status.
'The Tritish Empire won by eigh' yards in 7 min, 52 sec.
Referred to Shanghai "America beat the B They, Internaticnal Club repre: in the Pole Vault. America, re- sent at also contributed to the presented by MeGinnis, Barnes and discussion. Ie said that the P. U.
Droegmuller, reached an aggregate height of 39 ft. 3 in., while th British Empire, represented Bond, Housden and Pickard, only reached an aggregate height' of 35 ft, The American Barnes' leap of 19 ft. 9 in, broke the British record.
In the high jump America, represented by McGinnis, King and Osborne, with an aggregate of 19 ft. beat the British Empire, whose representatives, Munroe, Simmons and Gordon, only reached an aggregate of 18 ft, 3 in,
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