the' Biottowe Cup competition, Hale only senior cups, were dealt navevore blow yesterday afternoon at Kkitochow Hare wen the sallees met the evervietoricus Lido and. were defeated aasisively bya scare totem At the interval the. Chinese ti oven' were leading by two clear BBR the snow-swent fla both teams hod rent aiMeulty to ec thei fel Hie alen howeve ere not aay tage vp wok ne eller of the idieanped a4 taels opponent
otdnones Finis was hacking among the forwards who were. Inclined punt the ball towards "the teat Peiieuelly, Comosueriy, practically Chery sang: of tice attempts was Suited" when tre Ghincee defenders miveecded in asking timely lear Demait, at centre-forward, was very fast and gave the Jewish defenders: tense moments. The Jewish backs, Reisberg. and" Kremer, played sterling game, but the forward line was disorganized; Levy at left wing was the only dangerous player, but he was well covered by Leonie.
FRENCH FORCES: Valvet. Scapiin!. outset, Leonie, Din. Ving, "Bossuet, Collet. Demail, Pentqucl, Lo Bras.
Bice Kern, Kremer' Relebers, Katz span, revery" Waldman, Deftin Pricd= Tindet, Atbelt, Sommer, Levy Cathedral Schoo! Heat Chefoo Shanghai, Jan. 16.
An exciting school football match was. played on Jan. 13, when the Cathedral School for Boys defeated the Chefoo School team on the Cath-eral School Ground by the narrow margin of 7-5, 5 This was a return match and the Cathedral School's "second victory: they have now lost the strong. sup port of Harvey, their centre. half, while the Chefoo School also did not field their full first eleven; nevertheless many excellent movements and some fine technique were shown by both sides, and play was fast throughout the gam"
Tu the first half St. Louis scored two goals for the Cathedral School, and Thorbecke "one, while for Chefoo Duguid scored three times and Hayman once, making the score 4-3 in their favour. Soon after play was resumed Hayman tried to stop a hard shot, but unfortunately it went off him into his own goal. Thorbecke, Fraser and Baukham each scored' for the, Cathedral Schoo! before the close of. play, while Duguid scored again for Chefoo, making the final score 7-5 in the Cathedral Schoo! team's favour.
On the whole the Cathedral School team showed more confidence and control of the ball than in previous matches, Gilbert and Greenfield show-Ing up well in defence; Huxley and St. Louis in the half line. Thorbecke and Fraser amongst the forwards, showed fine technique. For the Chefoo Schoo! Hayman and Duguid were outstanding.
The teams were as follows:
Chefoo School Xt-—Leach, Watton Wuches" Pearson, "Wayman, Steam arnee, Dugulg, Gulmbey, "Sinae Bodd, Zeltensky: st. Lous 1 Thorbecke, Fraser.
Cathedral School Tr
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