The Cathay Cup made further progress yesterday afternoon when the remaining three matches of the first round were played in Hungjao. A od crowd turned out and were treated to some good, if not brilliant, polo. The first match, which was between Kwantung and Chekiang, re sulted in a win for Chekiang (W. H. Allman, Crosthwaite, Hogaboom and N. F. Allman) who defeated Kwantung (Fox Davies, Browne, Riggio and E. B. Moller) by six goals to three after a mediocre game. Kwang tung conceded two goals handicap as J. H. Taylor, who was rece! jured being kicked by a pony, was not able to play and was replaced by E. H. Browne.
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