The second annual charity basketball series between America and China will get under way tonight at the Foreign Y-M.C.A., beginning at 9 p.m. Fourteen Chinese and a dozen American stars have been selected to play in one of the season's most colour ful contests.
All receipts will be turned over to the International Red Cross, the Refugees Relief Society, and the Foreign "Y" Christmas Kiddies' Party. Tickets jate to be sold at $2 for main floor seats and $1 for balcony. The second game of the series will take place on Wednesday at the same time and the third game, if necessary, will be played on Friday.
The American team will be composed of eight Marine stars, who are Lieut. Wilde, Sargent, Bryant, Moore, Palmer, Pasko, Grow, Dingwall, and four civilians in Carson, Squires, Bernard, and Lawler.
The Chinese are made up of the Paramount and United Development teams. Paramount ere more powerful than the U.D. five, having beaten the latter on three successive occasions in Chinese championships. The two teams will each furnish seven men, who are T.U. Loh, Z. L. Zung, Y. Z. Chen, Darwin Chow, Y- Y. Tsar, S. L, Jui, Y. L. Kia (Paramount), T. T. Li, Z. Y. Zee, Y. K. Sun, W. B. Sun, K. Y. Tsoh, K. Y. Kung, and S. Y. Chang.
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