Shanghai, Feb. 6, 'Two football games were played off yesterday at Kinochow Park when Ching "Hwa trounced the - Junior Athletic Club in a Second Division match in the morning by' 13-0 while the Lido Recreation Association over whelmed the Park United in the afternoon by 9-0 in a Third Division encounter.
Only a handful of spectators attended the morning game, in which Ching Hwa led by 6-0-at half-time, In the afternoon more than 1,000 spectators ere present o see their favourites V. K. Hyui, one of the youngest stars on the former Tung Hwa team, who returned from Szechuien not many days ago, showed fine form in spite of his tong lay-of by scoring six of the nine goals Wales Wins Jubilee Int. Rugger London, Feb. 4, Before $5,000 spectators at Cardiff today, Weles beat Scotland by 11 oints (one try, one penally and a veal) to three '(a penalty goal) in the jubilee rugby International tween the two countries. 'The recon. stituted Walsh pack rose to unexpeet ced "heights and was a dominant factor in Wales' vieiory. The Scots Were rarely in the attacking picture, Their pack worked equally hard, but lacked the Welsh serum's balance, Wales made an excellent start, taking early lead. At the interval, the score Was 6-0 in their favour, In the second half, the Scottish " ime proved and managed to cut down the Welsh lead to 6-3 with a penalty foal, but with the home team again dominating play towards the latter part of the match, Wales crashed Uwrough for a. coverted try to emerye with a 11-3 vietory.—Rewter, Australian Mixed Doubles Melbourne, Jun. 30. The mixed doubles in the Australian Tennis' Championship finals were played here today.
The holders of the title, Mr. Brom= wich and Miss J. Wilson, were beata by Mr. Hf. C. Hopman and Mrs, Hopman, The score was 6-8, 6+ and 63—Reuter.
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