Knock-Out Tournament will continue with the semi-final matches. Commencing at 4.30 the Pinenuts will play the Chestnuts while an hour later, at 5.0 p.m. the Peanuts who survived the first round of the competition in impressive style by disposing of the Walnuts on Tuesday will be pitted against the Hazelnuts.
The final match of the series will be held on Thursday. September 25, starting at five o'clock. It is difficult to make any forecasts on the outcome of the tournament as so far only one match has been played but having seen the Peanuts in action on Tuesday it would appear that they stand as good a chance of winning as any other team—if not better.
Franklin Cup, September 27
The last day of play on the Shang-hal polo field is Saturday, September 27, after which day the matsheds will be pulled down in order to prepare the grounds for winter sports. hoped to make this à sort of a A Committee has decide more important one will be Franklin Cup which will see the second teams of the Shanghai Light Horse and the American Troop bat-fling for the Cup which is now in possession of the Light Horse. This tussle, as it is to be ex} will not rise to any great heights as far as "quality" is concerned as the line-ups Wil be drawn from the crops after the four best players have been chosen to play in the Hoyt Cup.
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