Right at the commencement of the game it was observed that the "Leathernecks" had an average weight advantage of approximately forty pounds per man, whith utilized to the full in set and loose scrums soon resulted in the Club's forwards being shoved all over the field. The "Marines got down quickly and in good style.
The American outsides, too, soon gave evidence that they had been putting in a great deal of practice in the handling department, passes at all angles being picked up with ease by players who were moving at speed. Unfortunately, however, for themselves,*they made the mistake of trying to go through impenetrable barriers of human flesh when a judi-
SOCCER:—Tsz Ling Cup 1st Round. Abteilung v. French Forces, R.G.1, 220 Pin. Sp. Burt, Kwang Lou v. UT. Party, Kiaochow, 2.30 p.m., S. 17. Woo; Russ, Regt, v. Bramioco, RG.2, 230 p.m., AE, Sinclair JAO. v. PTH, RGS, m., C. Mahon.
division. ASF." Tung Hwa. Kiaochow, 1045 am. 1. Chali Tomorrow SOCCER:—Marine Engineers' Charity Cup Match.—Foreign XI v. Chinese XI. Canidrome, 245 pin. J. Anderson, Lin W. T. Sung, A. G. B. Cornell.
Reserve division Aurora v. SRC, Kiaochow, C. F. Lee.
3rd division Vitiaz v. Betar, RIGS. E. M. Marchetti Russ. Club v. Area Details, R.G.l, N. Fadeyefi; Tung Wen v. Xaverians, RG2. A. L. MeCorkindale; P.T.H. v. "S" F.C., Kiaochow, 1000 am, Z. T. Loh.
Unless otherwise stated all matches commence at 3 p.m. Cup Ties, which result in a draw after full time, must play an additional 15 minutes each way.
MEN'S HOCKEY:—Shanghai Hockey Club v. Shaforce, R.G3, 245 p.m.
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