The Women's League continues its fourth week's contests this afternoon. The race has become strictly a two affair between the Foi eign and the Columbia "Reds They are now held to a tie, with eight wins each in a total of nine games played.
The "Reds are meeting the Marine Ladies, lowest team in the fight, at the Columbia Club. The "Y" are expected to encounter some difficulty against the Columbia "Blues", in order to maintain their present standing also in the home alleys. American Club will travel to the German Club to fight for the fourth berth. former director of the General Affairs Board of the Manchoukuo Government; and Mr. Nobutada Ota.
Rear-Admiral Nanga is a nephew of the late Mr. Kano. The prospective president was born in 1876, the son of Mr. Shigemitsu Nanga, a member of the Genroin, the former name for Privy Council. After completing the naval course at the Peers' School in 1895, he entered the naw, taking part in the Russo-Japanese War. He is rated as a judo expert of the second grade.—Domei.
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