Event Will be Held at Tung Wen College One-hundred and twenty young athletes representing signatory nations to the anti-Comintern pact, and also the Reformed Government at Nanking, will participate in an athletic meet to be held here under the auspices of the Tung Wen College on November 13, the local Japanese press has reported.
According to the papers, thirty students each will be sent to the meet by the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Schule, the Institute of the Reformed Government, and the Tung Wen College and the Shanghai Japanese Athletic Association. To represent Italy, thirty men will be picked from among the Italian servicemen here.
The unique plan of holding the athletic meet was first broached by Reid Challenge Trophy The Greens showed in last night's practice games at the Navy Y.M.C.A. that they are still by far the strongest team in women's basketball here in Shanghai and should walk away to another championship in the forthcoming Reid Challenge Trophy Competition which is sche duled to begin next Monday evening.
Six teams have entered this year's series. All had practices last night. The Greens easily defeated the Keys by 35 to 7. Miss Parkhill scored five field goals, The second game was played between the Yellows and the Blues. The Yellow five proved too good in the second half and won by 13-5.
The third and last game resulted in a victory for the Erin Villa girls over the Post-Mercury five. The winners were held to a tie of 4-all in the first quarter but swept through without any difficulty to wind up by 31-7, Greens v. Keys Closest Finish of Day's Sport Photo.
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