Plans already are well under way for the holding of an athletic meet in Shanghai sometime during the middle of this month among local German, Italian and Japanese youth the "Shanghai Nippo," local Japanese daily, learned yesterday.
The unique plan of holding an athletic meet among youths of those signatory Powers to the anti-Comint ern pact, according to the journal was first broached by students of Tung Wen College to Italian and German officials at the time of the recent conference of the International Recreation Club. the third and last game on last night's programme.
Each team scored six field goals and each committed five fouls. But the Headquarters converted four whereas the "E" cagers scored three. In the frst period Headquarters could do rething and were only given the chance to score via the foul route on which Pi: id Snell gained one point each to trail by 12-2.
After the rest period it w the lourly trailers who stood out and began ie run loose, giving the Company no opportunity to locate the basket. Wulk made one from a {dificult angle and that was all the timate losers could garner. Brown lied a foul shot for a total of three ints while Platter countered thrice, taylor twice and Snell once. Taylor [then sank two foul throws to tie and win the contest.
He. der Representatives of Japanese athletes. at Tung Wen College, and German and Italia youths, met yesterday to formulate concrete plans for the athletic meet.
After -general arrangements have been completed, the paper said, a representative group of Japanese students will visit the Japanese Consulate-General and the Japanese Residents' Corporation to gain the necessary permission and support fo the enterprise.
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