'A keen but probably curtailed season ahead was augured at the annual meeting of the Shanghai Badminton Association on Oct. 29. The chairman declared that the game was in flour ishing condition. It had had a quick rise he remarked, to its present strength of ten aifliated clubs and a membership of about 400 in the inter= lyoning years since 1920 when the pioneers playfully whacked" the Jshuttiecoek about the cardroom of the French Club.
Before this meeting began, the Jelub delegates rose in reverent silence in memory of two players who;|had met their death since last season—E. M. Slater, who was killed by robbers in the execution of his duty, and A. Brunner, who died in the [Sincorc's bombing.
After the annual report had_ bee read and approved, the chairman -}said that in spite of the troubled Jsimes the association would carry on its activities even though they might Following are the results of the League Soccer' matches played
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