The Jewish Recreation Club completed their season's fixtures at the Canidrome, where 'Tung Hwa heavily defeated them by six goals to one. In spite of the score indication, the game was not so one-sided, for the losers took plenty of attack, and in the initial halt' were especially unlucky with some fine attempts. Their defence was mainly responsible for the heavy margin against them, Horensteln displaying nothing Uke his normal form, and the clever Tung, Hwa forwards took their advantage, to retire at the interval with four goals to their creat.
Shortly after the resumption, the winners lost the services of N.' Lee, who had the misfortune to injure knee, but they still maintained the mastery, and allowed their opponents to take their solitary point only five minutes from time, Two of the winning points were notched from penalty kicks, but the match as a whole was exceptionally lean and sporting. In contrast to the opening period, "the second halt proved rather dull and the change 'Sccurred when the second penalty against the Jewish was given. A Chinese attack saw' Dietrich, the foalle, in his effort to clear, accident-filly knock an opposing forward to the Ground, in the latter's attempt te recapture the leather. To the sur-the huge crowd present referee awarded a penalty to the Chi-which invoked great criticism NZ. Lee, C. ¥. Chien, JRCWM, Dietrich: L. Horenstein, G. Greenberg; M. Belinky, M. Greenberg. J. Zats; 'S. Tuttleman, 'L. Ponchak. Greenberg. L. Greenberg. Wiihalt.
referee-—E. C. Jerram; linesman, C. Moore, J. Surgeno
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