Shanghai, May 14. MASSING a total of 179 points on the Shanghai American School grounds yesterday aft ter noon, St.
College knocked the Public and Thomas Hanbury School out of a six-year old reign in the Shanghai Schools Sports Meeting upon completion of the second day's competition and won the Rotary Shield for the first time.
The P.T.H. delegation gathered a tally of 14714 and had to be content with the runner-up trophy, the Tom McKenna Shield, Rivalry was extremely keen this year among teams of mediocre ability. Gonzaga College and the Public Schoo] for Chinese finished in a tie as holders of the fourth posi~ tion, gaining 99 tallies each.
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