The winding up of the Shanghai Polo Club season. was held on Sept. 12 at the Race Course when four matches were played between playrs representing Shanghai and Kiangwan Polo Clubs. Owing to the de-Plorable state of the ground the standard of play was limited and only on rare occasions did any brilliant play flash across the Acid. Nevertheless there were enough thrills and dashing play to make the [games interesting.
The first three games were too one-sided fo be good and it was ways the case of one team doing all the shooting and the other defending, The last game, between the "D* teams, perhaps the best game of the afternoon. Composed of players of a higher standard the teams battle evenly all through the last chukker. Shanghai put up an unexpectedly strong resistance but the team with the better team work won by 3 goals to two. Teams were Kiangwan "D":—N, F, Allman, tigate, J. clu Rivau, Ht, D, Rodger, Shanghai "D":—£. Bi. Moller, W. J. Keswick, R, IND, Parr, E. l, Me: Michaet, Ju the first match of the series played the Kinngwen "A team, which is really the Hurricanes team that won the Army Cup this year, gompletcly outclassed the Shanghai "A" and trounced them to by' the score of nine gous to one, Shanghai was represented by L. A. Lewis, A White, E. Hf, browne and W. B. Hughes and Kiangwan by the three Harrises, FE, N.C, M, assisted by L. B. Culbertson at back, Another one-sided game was the Jsecond match of the afternoon when Shanghai represented by J.'S. Clark
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