Sung, at inside-left should have made the game comparatively safe from two of these passes, but his shooting was a bit on the wild side, going over, instead of under the bar.
Aurora tried to get going, but weak ji Competition im the Shanghai Ten ness on the right wing spoilt their commence on chances, Chow having only one soft Il shot to clear during the first half. The interval score Was: Tung Hwa 1, {he second division divided into two Aurora 0. jans. games will be ròlled The University was seldom allowed off every Tuesday and Thursday, to become dangerous throughout the starting at 9 pin. The last games second half, the forwards being held have been scheduled on March 9. up by the opposing side rather easily. Play in the Ladies League will|There were only two outstanding on February 6 and continues efforts to score, a big kick from thirty April 10, with games every Mon-yards from Goorkencho, which Dar-afternoon, beginning at 230 p.m. "win Chow managed to tip over the Five teams are entered bar for an abortive corner, and a good Men's First League. They are the first time shot by Yuan, which sailed face: Club, the Foreign just over the bar.
the ' Columbia Country Chia scored Tung Hwe's second goal Club and the by walking the ball through the defence and placing it wide of Wolii Second League with apparently no effort. The same "Maple" player was directly responsible consists for the third goal standing still with the ball at his feet waiting for his partners to get in position, whereupon he passed it to Sung who had no difficulty in beating Wolfin. The Aurora side were awarded a penalty for "hands" against Chao, and Walter almost burst the net with the kick, which was absolutely unstop-helpable. There was no further score. rud in the Ladies League include Columbia Country Club "Reds" and "Blues," German Garden Club, Marine Ladies American Club, and the 1 Sports Section of the Wayne Sabin Rising
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