Shanghai, Feb. 9.
After a hard-fought and extremely interesting match, the P.TH. beat th Cathedral' Schoo!' in a junior soceer encounter by the clear-cut margin of 5-2 yesterday, A paradoxical feature of the match way the fact that although the Cathedral Schoolboys 1os', they had the better' of the exchanges throughout the game, particularly in the second hale when they kept the ball continuously in the P/T.H, area.
Kirushkin was top scorer for the P.TH, notting the ball on three occu sions "from almost impossible, posi tions, He was considerably aided by the velocity of the wind which made the "flight" of the ball deceptive, Prihoda, another up ~and coming.
ITH. player, scored the two romaln=
Hall managed to score for the Cathedral School just before the end the first period, while Cox slammed ina beauty in the 30th minute of the second session. But try as they would, the losers failed to score any more points, mainly through the ex= pert defence of P, Gilehris and the goalie, Davie, The teams wore:
Davie, Tukachinsky, 1lyin clitist, Moreland," Natt Prihoda, irusitiein, Karganshy, Cathiodral School: Popple, Gauntiatt Marshall, Alexander, Morris, Southerton, Hugeott, Cox, Tall, edwards, Baker
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