The undermentioned have been chosen to represent the following teams in the first round for the International Cup:
World:—Kabbert, " Gibson, Katemopoulos, Jack (Capt.), Bell, Klemens, Drew, W. Petters son, Cochran, Leriou, Foyn.
Reserves: H. Petterson, Schultz, Brodd, Laskovsky.
Palestine: Kramer, Schneierson, Lambert, Sommer, Levy S, Levy Ry Greenberg M., Greenberg G., Greenberg S., Dobrenky, Meyer, Jacobs, Eiss, Stern, Deft. as, possible.
Kennedy's XV. the Colours, defeat the Whites ted by Pow by 17] points (one goal and four tries) eight Cone goal and one try) after bustling encounter in which a nuts ber of changes from one side to the other were male at various points throughout the game. The two pac had by far more of the play than the outsides and on the whole they controlled the game, the first half the Colours di almost os they pleased and scored Fourteen points. only fine defensive Inlay bs the Whites" forwents keeping [ihe score down to a minimum. In) the sseond half the losers were very much on. top for long periods and were, if anything, a little unlucky have lost by as many points as they did. The Colours outsides always: bein the bar just when the fall of the Jewish citadel seemed the Russi lized, four minutes before the end, and the xpeetators " prepared.
for anoth than their opposite work by 'Thomas, Kennedy ani St. Louis paving the way for ripping rear holes in the Whites' defence 'St. Louis, however, was badly burt 2 little before the' interval and took no further part in the game Jewish players forestalled them by hotching the winning point in another Overlin Retains World On the whole, Palestine deserved to win, since her forwards combined Middleweight Tit! better than those of Russia. Jacob New York, Dee. 14 was particularly dangerous as centr.
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