Play in the Second Division resulted in the overhauling of both ihe Shanghai Race Clüb and the Marines by the American Club as a result of the "Leathernecks" losing to the Americans, 2-1, and the Race Club succumbed to the Foreign "Y" also by a 2-1 score, The Shanghai -Race Club, the league's early leaders, experienced difficulty in settling down in. their opponents' alleys at the Foreign "Y" and put up a poor showing to lose the first game, 774-679. Lancaster; who holds the highest individual average in.the Second Division, was completely off his range, scoring 118 pins, However, he regained some of his former talent im the following session. and staved off a second defeat to win from the "Y" by a margin of seven pins at 752-745.
Marked improvement was seen among the "Y" players who ran away with the third game, tallying 825 pins in contrast to the Race Club's 726, thus taking the match, 2-1.
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