In conclusion, everything had been done to ensure an enjoyable season and. It was hoped that 1938 would prove to be as success(ul and popular fs. any in the past, if not more "the President then asked Mrs. W. J ward to open the season's play with the Silver, Jack, which this Indy gracefully performed to the applause of the assembly.
The game of the afternoon between teams of the President and Vice president then took place. The teams and score, which resulted in a win for the President's side of 129 against 100 were as follows:—
"The distribution of prizes took place after tea. The prizes had been given in. memory of the late Sir Ellis. Kndoorie and were presented by Sir Elly Kadoorie. They consisted of tennis rackets, boxing Hloves, baseball sots, ping-pong sets, roller" skates, medals, cups, and ribbons, The School gave three lusty cheers for Sir Elly Kadoorie, The School Committee, Mr. A. Hayim, and the Resulis were:
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