Shanghai, Dee. 18.
Defeating Tung Hwa by a score of 42 at the Canidrome yesterday morning, Public atd Thomas Hanbury School succeeded in making a second jump in the S.A. League standing. The Chinese played a poor game, partly because LK. Tai, the veteran centre-forward, was unable to turn Out, "The frst half was quite even, ending in a 2-all deadlock. but in the Second period the school representa tives controlled most of the play. Cochran, the centre-forward "who missed 3 penalty in the early stages, Tedeemed himself by scoring three of the four School goals. This put the score to a tie at the interval and then after Leriou broke the deadlock he scored a fourth one.
The teams were:—
PTH.—Schnelrson,
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