Matches Tomorrow; No Lack of Confidence me Hongkong Interport Football team arrived here shortly before noon yesterday., The whole group, fifteen in number, were met at the Roosevelt Terminal by officials of the Shanghai Football Association headed by Messrs. F. S. Bridges, M. P. de Campos, S. V. Gash and M. Spiegler. Immediately after their arrival the invaders were escorted to the Palace Hotel.
As the grounds at the Canidrome were completely under water, the original plan to hold some loosening-up practice was abandoned. However, they are expected to go out this morning at 10 o'clock in order to shake off their sea legs and get as much preparation as possible for the interport match tomorrow afternoon. Following are the players:—A. Bone, T. Castilla K. Farrow, Fox, A. V. Gosano (captain) Guy, R} G. Honniball, J. Hossack, A. J. Hussain, D. Leonard, T. McEwan, R. Maxwell, Moxham, E. Strange, S. ae Club provided a number of facilities at a very low membership fee and the proposal for this increase was passed without dissent.
Financial matters pertaining to the safeguard of Club funds were discussed and recommendations were given by members which the incoming committee would doubtless take note of. The meeting closed at an early hour.
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