Nine ran—Reuter, vary 18, was in excellent form and definitely showed that he was the master of the situation, Second to Wong was K. F. Liu the unknown runner who won the pre= vious championship. Having run only several times this year it was considered that the runner was fortun-fate to win his race, but yesterday's effort showed that he is among the top notchers in erose-country -run= hing and will no doubt be heard of inthe future, D. Clemens of the East Surreys was looked upon to provide a serious threat to Wong, but he could not keep up with the champion and Groped to third place which he Press maintained {ill the nish.
The leaders finished in the follow= ing order:—
7 ko, Wong, Tau Kewans-fan, Pte clement, "Wong King.
Roan, Zoe, Barrie. cee a Filet, tha 'Boye. hudson'
A tees te Cnang.
The first four teams to receive trophies we
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