The Chairman then asked the meoting if they had any remarks to make. Mr, R. Fife, as you are probably aware my club, the Yangtszepoo Bowling Club, have circularized the various clubs with the suggestion that the League be limited to one match with each club, to be played on Sundays. They felt that two matches cramp their style and exclude to-a certain extent their social activi-
Mr. P, Ephgrave, Junior Gol Club, seconded the proposal.
Mr. L. A. Whittaker, Shanghai Lawn Bowls Club: T have not single thing to say in its favour.
Mr, G, Akerman, on behalf the Shanghai Recreation Club: we are not in favour of the suggestion.
Mr, Bphgrave: my remarks are purely personal, I do not know what fs the attitude of my club.
Mr, J. E, Harvey, ¥.BC: 1 am not going to bowl this year but 1 would ask you to go back to the old days, Before the league was formed, when we had some very nice friendly games. 1 think the league has defeated this.
Mr. J. O. Drysdale, ¥.BC: T also think the old days were preferable and would like to see the league
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