Preceding the Marines victory, Chi Tze took the measure of Aurora University, the League's cellar team, by 57 to 32 in a scrappy game. L. Y. Chang, the winning centre, had a field day by counting 10 baskets. The victors were confident of winning and showed indifferent form otherwise they could have achieved a much better record. The score at half-time read 25-18.
The night's programme ended with a victory for the Unions who rallied afier the interval to emerge on the long end of a 47 to 38 score over Tien Hong. At the start Tien Hong showed fine ce-ordination. In less than eight minutes they got away to a lead of 10-5. The Unions battied desperately but the more they attacked the heavier they lost as Tien Hong broke away fast to catch the opponents unprepared. When half-time came the score stood at A five-minute respite brought the to life. Led by Chen sharp-shooting forwards, m rallied and steadily went ahead to win by a comfortable margin.
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