Changes Hands as Marine Team Win by 2-1 Score Foreign Y.M.C.A., hitherto unbeaten in the Shanghai Men's Ten Pins League, met their first defeat last might from the Marine Regülars by the odd game in three, which enabled the Americans to jump into the lead. In the two other matches the Race Club miifitained its position by defeating the Marine Recruits also ey 2-1 while the Columbia Country Club Oaks beat the American Club by 3-0.
The "Y" won the opening game by d wide margin, but the team weakened in the remaining games. The best performance of the evening was given hy the Columbians who aggregated a ible of 2 Laidlaw stood out ith a fine triple of 582, starting with d high single of 213.
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