The Cathedral School commenced their innings at about 1 pin. A poor start saw Brewer being dismissed for three runs but an excellent 2nd wicket stand by Harvey and Fletcher took the score to 92. Following Harvey's departure an amazing collapse ensued. The remaining eight wickets fell for six runs With Kidby and Wolnizer finding their length, these bowlers literally ran through the side. In direct contrast to the opposing side, the Public School folding was of a high order, and played no little part in the quick dismissal of the Cathedral School eleven. The latter were all out for 38 runs after being one wicket down for 32, an incident that again exemplifles the uncertainties of cricket.
A second innings was played in ch both sides showed a considerable improvement on the first, but the result had already been decided on the initial innings.
The Club will have two Honorary Secretaries, one of whom is Mr. A. E, Arnold who is the District Commissioner of the Shanghai Branch of the Pony Club and Honorary Field Secretary of the Shanghai Polo Club, and in him they have a very capable official who is thoroughly conversant with everything concerning horses, and who also has had quite a bit of experience in running gymkhanas locally. The other Secretary is Mr. G. Cattand of the French Consulate.
Membership is not restricted to any particular nationality but is open to all, men and women and children too, and the Club invites all who are interested in this type of "sport to join. But the Club reserves the right planation. to reject any application without ex-
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