Yesterday Oxford and Cambridge tried their annual conclusions at rug-ker, The two teame were undoubtedly well matched, Last year Oxford won owing mainly to the magnifcent defence of H. G. Owen Smith but arithmetically to the place-kicking of K, IT, Jackson—of Shanghai fame—who added the two points which made Oxford's single try bet-Wor value than Cambridge's. This year Oxford still had Jackson on their side and ho was in better form than ever at half-back. P. Cranmer, another of last year's team and an international also, was in excellent form, Cambridge, however, did not despair, Although not at full strength Blackheath a good run and the "Club's" frst beating in mid-November, what time Oxford were beating the Harlequins by the narrow margin of two points—again place-Kicking counted." Oxford have. been developing set scrum play amid certi testations of displeasure On. They were out-feneralled by the Harlequin pack but their backs were good enough th turn the tide in their favour. Cambria year were especially strong in dete 50 the robust tackling, which one of the joys of the Varsity match, was well In evidence yester lay. 7 interesting visitor to Shanghai is Miss Christine Johnson, deagoness of the Lutheran Church of America Home and Hospital of Chicago. Miss Johnson is on" her way to Norway to visit friends and relatives and proposes to visit many out-ofthe-way places in China, doing missionary worl.
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