In a preliminary match the Unions beat the Blues also by two straight games which went 15-12 and 15-4. The former were students of St John's Middle School while the latter belonged to the university of the same institution. The tussle eventually was the final in the Third Division. The Unions, showing better all-round play, ran out easy winners.
The academy students built a big lead of 7-0 in the opening frame but io take form. As a result the Blues went on a spree and came within striking distance. Throughout the remainder of the game, the Unions had to play with great care to wind off at 15 The second frame wa:
12 all Unions who allowed no repetition to take form. As a result the Blues were completely outclassed by 15-4.
UNIONS:—Chow. Lo, Wong. Lee, Young, Kie, and Ling.
BLUES:—Wel, Lee, I. K. Toong, O. P. Toong, Waung, Cheng. and Tsang, Match Postponed The match which was scheduled to take place tonight between the For-sign "Y" and Russian Club has been postponed to next Wednesday at 7 pin. Victory for the Russians would give them second place in the final standings while defeat would me: three-way tie between the two contending teams and the Navy "Y."
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