Sundays big game will see the popular French Forces doing battle against the British Services' Ist XV at 3 pin. A thoroughly fine display of high class rugger will most probably be on view and although the forceful tactics of the Frenchmen Basketball Helps Refugees The helpful sum of $365.50 has been contributed to local refugee relief work by two basketball teams and the public attracted to the game they played at the Foreign "Y" last week. The United Development Club invited the 2nd Battalion, Fourth U.S. Marines, to play for charity and the gate receipts amounted to:$398. After the deduction of the necessary expenses for such items as the printing of tickets and the use of the court, the remainder was turned over to the International Relief Committee which has expressed its appreciation to the players and the public. may cause upsets during the game, the British side led by Wallis, the Irish international who created such an excellent impression ten days ago against the Club, should emerge victors, With Wallis, Kerrick, Hamlin in key positions for the Services, they ought to be able to hold their own against any local aggregation. A keen duel, however, can be confidently looked forward to between Dr, Carrel, the outstanding French forward ' and Wallis, and enthusiasts are advised not to miss the opportunity of seeing One of the best games of the year.
Preceding the inter-Forces game by three-quarters of an hour, Tung Wen College will endeavour to maintain their unbeaten record against the British Services 2nd XV. The Japanese have delighted spectators during the past few weeks with their speedy running and deft handling and though they may win, they are meeting the stronges: opposition yet fielded against them. cored by six pins àt 548-542. r knocked down 121 pins. Cameron, lead-off man, played no small part by tallying 120.
Past winners in the-League were 1928-9 Columbia Country Club 1931 Foreign Y.M.C.A.
American Club Columbia Country Club 38 Foreign ¥.M.C.A
Competition in the Second Division so. brought to a close as the American Club "B" defeated the Columbia Country Club: seconders by to nothing. team of the Columbians ut champions, having a revictories and 12 losses, 215 pin. Police v.
British. Services 3rd XV Referee:—Rev.
F. C. Matthews. (Invitation Series)
3 pin. A. M. Kennedy's XV v. R. H. Roe's XV Referee W. Walkinshaw.
3.20 pin. Club "A^ XV v. French Forces ind XV Referee:—G. S. Dunkley.
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