In an interview, Jock Reyes, closed that the game which was played by the ladies was not @ very interesting one from the point of view as it was played without any fixed rules, there was f equipment, card discarded by some men's team. This bat was the only ohe that the ladies After a few games had been Disappointed at this turn of events but more convinced then ever that, once started, the game would be a success he appealed to the Committee of the Erin-Villa, who not only gave their support but even went so far as to sponsor the League.
After much canvassing and coaxing, he succeeded in getting six teams to join in and form the League. Through the help of Mr. Brown, then physical director of the Shanghai American School, and Mr. Kerr, then superinfendant of the S.M.C. Parks, he Was able to secure playing space in the SAS. and Kiaochow Park. Later he succeeded ili convincing the Hon. Secretary, Mr. D. Mistry to allow him to use their cricket ground for his league. This field. however, had to be abandoned. At the time, the six teams that composed the Teague are: CCC, SAS, Brin-Villa, In Uno, Keys and the Rowing Not satisfied with this league he went on trying to get the Chinese at 2.30, 5.80 ad 9.15 p.m.
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