Members of the Shanghel Recrea-ton Club. always have been. great admirers of the club's old-time heroes even though the younger ones may have but a dim recollection of come of them—and the walls of the clu house bear witness to this, with the many striking pictures with which they are adorned, Sentiment and appreciation, however, do not stop at mere admiration of those who ha or formed great feats on the ground: The ces have a great tradition and avery fine club bull around that tradition, and they are equally proud cof men wit have given long service—besides " Playlng—in administrative was this split which led to the: calling of a special meeting recently, at which It was explained that the Committee had been going into the records of some of the older members Who had played an important part in the history of the club. Amongst them they had found men who for an unbroken period of over 35 years had been to the fore in both sporting and executive capacities Tt was the committee's opinion that some special honour might be conferred upon these members.
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