This season, as conditions have improved, the Chinese have signified their intentions to join the Association Football League and after careful arrangement sent in two entries in the First Division, another two in the Second and three in the third.
The two senior teams are the fam-lous Tung Hwa and Lido, a new eleven under the control of the Lido Recreation Association. The newcomers are composed of several former first-stringers, who played for senior sides like Three Cultures, Chinan, and Young men. T. U. Loh and N. Z. Lee, stars of the former Tung Hwa, hav also enlisted for Lido apd it is said that arrangements will be made shortly to call back K. S. Suen, T. V. Lo, C. S. Hyui, C. T. Tsao, V. K Hyui, K. H. Chang and N. Lee who played for Tung Hwa in 1934 and won both the League and Skottowe Cup honours.
Other teams new to the First Division will be Aurora University and the East Surrey Regiment, to arrive at Shanghai from Colchester, England, in the middle of October.
The football Committee met on Monday to make plans for the Annual General Meeting to be held tomorrow [evening at the Shanghai Engineers
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