The Foreign Y.M.C.A. Porpoises gained some revenge for their defeat at the hands of the Rowing Club Strokeside when they defeated the unier Team, the Bowside team by tight goals to nil in a match which provided one-sided play in the first half,-but which saw some close play in the second. At the Foreign Y.M.C.A, the home Walrus team scored their first victory of the season when they defeated the AS.F. by three goals to one after being down by a goal at the interval.
The match at the Rowing Club saw he Porpoises in their best shooting vein and their attack was deadly in the first few minutes, Gavriloff an Logan shooting three goals within as many minutes. Play continued -to favour the winners and Oliveira scored, and then a shot from Logan beat the goalie. The winners wer not to be denied and another goal was added by Gavriloff before the interval. went forward again, but the Rowing the second half, the winners Club defence was changed and close king saw them able to hold their opponents, Gavriloff and Oliveira were able to score the additional two points for the winners in the second half.
Foreign Y.M.C.A. Porpoises:—Bradley, Vernick, Dudley. McAllister, Logan Gavriloff, Oliveira.
Club BowsideÉCF. R. L E. G. Hawkins, H.
W, K. Corneck. H. Farmer, A. Pressler Referee: L. Bright.
A.S.F. Beaten At the Y: M.C.A. the home team scored their first win of the season when they defeated the A.S.F. by three goals to one after being down at the interval, The winners were Cricketers Off For Wi haiwei Brigadier Generul E. B. Macnaghten and his tourn of cricketers left Shanghai yesterday morning in H.M.S.
Birmingham. for Weihaiwei where they are to play a series of matches with the Navy. They are seen leaving the Customs Jetty. Upper from right to left: Brigadier General E, B. Macnaghten, F. Marshall, D. W. Leach. Lower from left to righ G. F. Forshaw H. P, Madar, A. S. Read, R. Grimshaw, (back to camera) H. S. Bartley, F.
Marshall, well served by Oppenheim and Figueredo in the defence while Hall assisted the attack well. The losers were weak and though Park worked hard his team were well behind.
In the first half, Fingereth scored for the A.S.F. but in the second half the boot was on the other foot and the winners showed their best passing movements with the result that Hall, Cubanoff and Verogradoff scored Cotton, Whitcombe Win Golf Match SPECIAL TO mar "Nicos"
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