The Policemen with their present depleted team, gave what is considered to be their best performance for many weeks. Tetstall's psrformance between the posts was reminicent of his past interport records. Murray and Shute were stout defenders, being capably assisted by Gibson. The latler alco did fine work in the attack. Wilkinson was the star forward, and some of the shots that were attempted by him were "straight from the book."
S, M. Pollce—Tetatall, Shute, Murray, Hurry, Gloson, Mann, Woodley, Bader, 'Wylie, Boddy.' Wilkinson, Three cultures—¥. 8.
Klong. 7. M, Lob, The annual soccer match between the Chinese and foreign members of the S. M. Police Specials, which took placenttthe Stadium on Sunday morning, resulted in. an overwhelming defeat for the Chinese, their opponents taking no less than thirteen goals without reply. 'The trouncing was even more severe than that inflicted last year, when the lossers did manage to capture one point against the foreigners' eleven.
'Throughout, the engagement was conducted in a very sporting manner. 'At the conclusion, Deputy Commissioner. G. MacDonald' presented silver spoons to the winning side after which cheers were called.
Koo; Lee, K,'C. Chen, 8, H. Van.
At Hongkew. Park the Shanghai "IRecreation Club hardly extended
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