The brilliant Moor work and high scoring-of V, K. Hyui was the cute standing feature of last Wednesday night's basketball final for the inter~ national championship of Shanghai, but America had a little too much balanced power for China and won the thrilling contest by 39 to 38.
The first real touch of Spring this year made conditions ideal for golfing fon Sunday, and although the play was not of a very high order in any of the three competitions held at} Seekingjao, two of them resulted in Jhard fought matches. The final of the Hongs was won by the China Soap Ca, side, J. A. Williamson and L. D, MeNicoll, who beat the Tole-phones, C. W, Porter and K. W. Johnstone, on the 37th hole. W. N. Gray. beat 'R, S, Duff in the final of the Singles by 4 and 3, and the match between China and the U.S.A. resulted In an easy win for the latter by 19 polis to 8.
'At the conclusion Mr. C. E Harber Vice-President of the Shanghai Golt} Club presented the cups won. The 'Singles cup to W. N, Gray, runner-up Duff, the Hongs Cup to L. D MeNicoll and J, A. Williamson, and the Gaines Cup' to J. A. Williamson and A. Germ, and the Chinese Cup to G. Haynes, congratulating the winners on their fine performances.
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