afternoon when the Shanghai Amateurs will clash with the of baseball will be treated to a fine game this
invincible First Battalion nine on the Race Course diamond in the might-cap of today's double-header, which is due to begin at 4 p.m.
There is no gainsaying that the Rossmen are the heaviest hitters in Shanghai today. The combined efforts of A] Huebner and Joe Honeycutt, however, should be able to do something Club Strokeside when these iwo ior teams meet in the first round of the competition at the YMCA next Tuesday.
The Uncas entertained the Association Sportif Francais team in their pool and the visitors found the ow water in one end a difficult towards reducing the First Battalion's batting average.
Manager Jimmy Deegan will be putting up their best line-up this afternoon and a battle royal is looked forward to.
Preegeding today's crucial contest will be @ game between the Second Battalion and the USS. Navy, commending at 2 p.m.
Tomorpow afternoon, the First Battalion will make a second performanc¢ against the Second Battalion, also in the nightcap of a doublehepder. The curtain-reiser is Lawn Bowls Team The following will represent the Recs against the Police in the Mercury Cup match on the Y.BC. ground at 330 pin. today:—G. V. Jensen (skip), W. T. Manley, W. Hall, ter to be fought between the U.S.S. Navy L. B. Barrera; F. O. Madar (skip), J.M.C. Lopes, T. Kirby, C. C. Young;
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