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London, Sept. 20.
The Rugby Football Union today "announced that acceptance ofa South African invitation to Send a team to South Africa in 1936 had been found impossible, but that an offer made by four home unions to send team in 1998 had been accepted by the South African Board—Reuter, luncheon titerval was 126 for three.
The teams participating in the match are:
Hankow.—A. J. W. Evans (captain), RH. Dowier, J. W. Foster, ES. Giles, de W. Jansen, J. A. Kirkbride, A. 5. Newcomb, T. C. G. Pearson, P. S. Purry, CB. Sherwin, W. SE. James.
Shanghal—A. ¢. "Sinclair (captain), LID. Bidwell, 0. G. Simpson. A. Barton, J. C. Pullen, 3, Hart-Baker, A.
HI" Bowerman." K. Campbell, Marsay, J. D. Sayle, J. D. E. Shotier-Reuter, Amazing Collapse Hankow, Sept. 22.
'A surprising collapse by Shanghai. atier obtaining a lead of exactly 100, fon the tst innings, was the. feature of the second day's play, in the club Interport ereket match" between Hankow: and. Shanghai 'The home team, whose closing score at the drawing of stumps yer+ terday' was 128 for three, were als: missed Shortly after lunch for 205, of which James contributed 68 and STansen 29. 'These two were seen a"splendid stand, which made Han-owe score look' more. respectable.
"The "second. ionings of Shanghai was just a steady procession. With the exception of Parson, who, made 10, the visitor failed io. withstand the weildivected alsace of Hankow, ug. ne the clove of play" ad dost nine wickets for exactly 100. The excellent fielding of the home tear
Collapse. of the visitors:
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