Shanghai, Nov. 4.
A disputed decision of referee Shanghai robbed the P-T, I. of & draw against the all-conquering—Tung Hwa outfit when Referee L Chant. after pointing 10 the centre following 2 goal scored by Harold Enplan'. changed his mind on a protest from a Chinese Tinesman and award Chinese a free-kick on the that the P-TH, centre-forward offside. The decision was not tested by the accepted by all con-nts and if Chang had pointed to the centre, he should have abided by notwithstanding the linesman's protests.
"The game, one of the fastest to be witnessed this season, drew a large crowd to the Canidrome and there were few disappointed in the exhibition given. by both teams, the nal score being 2+1 in favour of the Chi-hose aggregation. Tung Hwa, on the whole, deserved to. win, their fore wards being far superior 10 their opponents,' with the result that the bigger part of the game was played inthe School territory.
The man of the game was edly. *Jinx" Tivoniuk for not was he instrumental in the breaking of many Chinese attacks, but he was ever to the fore in the attack, helping Kidby on many occasions to bring the sphere within shooting distance of the Tung Hwa goal. The P.TH. forward me was rather disorganized yester day, an injury sustained by England the second half preventing him from being any danger to the Chinese, while Dobrenky was completely out: classed on the right wing. The tactics Of this player, to stop the ball before shooting oF passing, was one of the islers which proved to be the down fil of the P-TH. eleven, for these moves allowed the Tung Hwa backs {fo recover the ball on many occasions. when the situation seemed unfavourable to them, tee Fate Huang none. Lee .terlou, Caro, Dobren: Vit Brigland, Cochran, Noveo-
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