By gSeuvtazon" dien only Shanghai Football Association Senior game played өn the Racecourse yesterday between the Saint Francis Xavier and the Loyals was a poor game, ending in a draw of ohe gosl'éaéh. The Leyáls fielded four Reserve players, and this did not improve their play.
Both Barton and Catlin played well, but Glynh did net settle down until the second half, when he began to distribute the ball rөre effectively.
Lieut. Whiteing was the ow standing player on the Loyals' side, ahd had his colleagues in the front line used to advantage his crosses, the Loyals would have wen this game by a big margin.
Freddy Foyn was the best of the Saints' front line which was always
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