The weather threatened for thres days before and again on Sunday but fortunately Seekingjao remain-open and the two teams went fo work. "The play. varied firsinclass (as it had to with a Gol Club Vice-President, a championship. runner-up, and two competition win hers. Included) down' to. 30-20 and hot quite, but all of it was keen and the greatest excitement reigned throughout. The more the trish piled on points, the more determined dhe "Welsh become, and cruel Edward's mailed legions "did havea harder task subduing the men of Harlech (that being a. place: easily spelled) than did the Sha hai St, Patviek's Society. golfers elting the better of those of St Leo, Yiang: 1" Chen, Y. A. Lee, ES, Tal KO, Chow, 8. 1 Van, Britian" "Wavy.—Gulle: "Painter. Rdwards: Woodwart, Gibson, Grant:
ikeily, "Woodford, "Poulter, Tung Wha Beat Sokols grounds sil Soccer was called off Owing to the waterlogged
Saturday. ith the exception of one game at the Pioneer Field, and in this, after a gruelling and very even contest, Tung Biwa, beat Sokol 37 the odd gout in seven. The slippery nature of the ground made bail Contiol acton felt and was Yesponsible for the explosion 0 any" dangerous mover "by" bth Stevens. in the firat half, Tang Miwa had slight advantage, and the interval came with two "goals to their credit. gainst one, bat on the resumption, after adding. another, they allowed Sokol to aqua: live, "The deciding goal was netted the final, minutes, the Chin Hust about deserving their win.
Tung Hwa, U, Loh, ¥. I. Fene, hem fa Yao Chiny Ye Ye Feng Weer yon chen a: 2 dow, This might mot be understood by study of the scores, because St. Patrick's' won all the singles. bar one, and conceded only three sept rate "quarter-points in the four Somes, " But then, xeares were net worrying anyone much, and, in any! cease, the individual scores as given out afterwards did not add. up to the total that was given with them. Possibly thave was @ mistake in. ace counting somewhere, but there was ho mistake about Ireland's. victors, and the Welsh admit. that—until next. year There wai a merry tiffin party between the singles and. the £00: somes, during Which there Was" view 'a green caddy-coat, embroldered with the Welsh dragon i red, which the Welsh, vith a modest understanding of their golfing prowess, had prepared ax the trophy to hand over to St. Patrick's Society {o-add to their regalia. On the Trish side, LieutCol. Cosgrave is providing 'a "moth and rust-proo! covering, that the trophy shall not become corrupt, Following are the scores as gives and the totals to which they Kasimom™, OQ. Stidentzofl, "Aprelkoft, itvorof, V, Kusin, 0, Sihaltot, Porter
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