The'game between the tivo second teams produced equally good play and-again the score was very close. 'Shanghai had to put out a number reserves in place of absentees in the forward line, but they proved up to the occasion and worked hard. 'The Marines pack was defn heavier -and pushed much harder the local mit, but their led to' show the unison Cartin, Pommier, Liv, Cinali, Dong, Garbo, Milford, Kou, Bisotto, Chris tenson, Ravenna, Chin, Shemiakin, Karpovich. C. Zee, Sung, Hinds, The latest leading athlete to take to the air is Henry Cotton, whose acceptance of an appointment with the Waterloo Club, of Belgium, has been one of the surprises of the golfing year. Cotton intends to purchase his own light aeroplane for the purpose of flying over for English "tournaments. which was so apparent among their senior players. The passing went astray on a number of occasions.
Marines 2nd-—Hall, Warwick, Blakely, Soy Hepiner, Vondet Shanghai 2nd—Livingstone, James, Henningsen, Lees, More, Booth, Welch, Chambers, i. B. Smith, Currie, Howell, Richmond, Morphew, Pascisto, of a junior variety. went down to defeat at the hands of H.M.S. Cornwall by i2 points (four tries) to 3 (a try), while the Police hada match with the East Lancashire Regt, whom they de-Hfeated by 11 points (a goal and tw: tries) to $ points (a goal and try), though Nhe Poise Suly folded thirteen men.
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