Two Third Division encounter were also played off. The first wi a championship tussle between the Foreign "Y" seconders and the Unions of St. John's University which turned out in favour of the collegians who won by 17-15 and 15-10. The winners were more aggressive, attacking all the time, while the "Y" possessed less offensive ability. Towards the end of both frames the Uni al s had the edge in that they did most of the attacking. The second match saw the Whites defeat Nanyang with much ease by scores of 15-5 and 15-4 Players werei—
UNIONS:—T. Loo, Tseng, Ling. Chow, Lee, Woo, and Chang.
Y.M.C.A..—N. Soskin, Mandelin, Ven-nick, I, Soskin, Elrich, and Vinokooroff.
WHITES:—Liu, Woo, T. Ling, S. Sung, Sze, Zia, and Tseu.
NANYANG:—F. "Kau, Shen, Lai, Cheng, Chow, and Tsang.
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