INTERPORT SWIMMING.
HONGKONG WAY 1018.
JOHNSTONE. TAKES, HO YARDS.
SHANGHAI SCORE, IN TEAM RACE.
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1st Johnstone. Time: 60 2 5seca. 2nd Siemssen. Time: 60. 3 5seca Hongkong lead 23–12.
HIGH DIVE.
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Hongkong lead 39-18.
WATER POLO.
The teams were
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Shanghai: L Goldman (goal); C. J. Encarnacao and F. A. Remedios (back); R. W. MacCabe (half-back); J. B. Brown, & A. Brodie and A. P. Goldman (forwards).
Hongkong: A. Ignatieff (goal); L. Rafton and J. R. Soares (back); R. C. Witchell half-back); E. Busschaert, J. C. Finch and J. R. Johnstone (forwards).
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Hongkong lead 20-10. Last Day-100: Hongkong 3; Shanghai 2. Johastane, 60, 3: Keecs. Provion bet winner: C, Hum phreys (Hongkong) 1909, 65. 3/5
High Dire
Three teams competed in the mixed Waner-1912: A. R de Souza team race, saptained by Botelho, Laing and Bosras, · respectively, Laing's and Soares's teams contained three ladies and three,men sach while Botelho's team had four ladies. Gampd, swimming against two ladies, established substantial land for Soares's team, and thay maintained it to the end. ▲ Ans struggle for Boond place was witnessed between the other two. teams. Hin G. Ram- say (Botelho's team), put up a hard 'fight with Victor Hast (Laing's team and beat him by touch. Time: 3mina, “"45seca: The win- ning team way composed of Inter-J. R. Soares, Miss B. Bliss, B. Garrod
Hongkong 5; Shanghai 0. Hall 95 points. Winner 1912: J.MA Remedion (Hongkong).
100 yards back.
Hongkong 5: Shanghai 0. R. C. Witchell, 81seca. (Not previously included in port.]
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Miss B. Jennings, J. V. Rammy and Miss M. Bay. The second team was A. Botelho, Mim N. Pile, E. de J.-E.Souss, and Miss D. Witchell, G.
Ramsey and C. Smith
Shanghai 6; Hongkong 0.- J. B. Tondy, A. P. Goldman, Brown, F. & Remedios, E. Th. Siemsser and E. A. Brodie, 2mins 44secs.
Winners 1912: Hongkong. Water Polo.
Hongkong 7; Shanghai 0.
A. Igatief: M. I. Raiton J. B. Soares; R..C. Witchell; Busschaert, JC. Finch and J. Johnstone, 2 goals to n.
Winners 1912: Hongkong. Hongkong win Interport 40 18.
WORLD'S RECORDA.
The mixed namination race provid- ed some fan. The competitors; (ladies on one end of the bath and men an the other,) had to swim to the op- posite si les, pick up envelopes bear. and fing the names of their respective pare- Eners, meet in the middle of the bath R. and swim back together. Miss V.
Young and J. B. Soares were Erst.
A list of the world's récords for the various events may be of interest =-—-—- 100 yards.-Duke Kahanamoku (Hunclalu) 53 sex-
A ladies' consolation race attracted three entries. Mas C. Smith was first and Miss D. Witchell second: Miss T. May was the other competitor.
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principal trophies was marred by enthusiastic cheering.
Then Mr. McCabe, on behalf of Shanghai, stepped forward, and in a graceful little appesh, banded over the Shanghai fag as a token," he said, "that we have been besten "At
Three extra events, one length the same time, the Shanghai com- scratch, girls under 12, and one length petiton wished to express their scratch, boys under 10, for prizes pre-appreciation of the exceedingly kind
DISTRIBUTION OF TROPHIES.
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RUSSIAK. ZAKİNE.
Clasava, Sept. 30th. After a long debate on the subject,
the third length at the same speed but Remedins wan br 6 yards. Laing, 90 points, Siemseen sparted and drew level. John-Siemssan (Shanghai) and Romaha
the next pair.(Hongkong) stone secepted the challenge and (Hongkong) were increased his speed. Siemssen swam Noronha had a hopeless fight against hard to keep up but lost ground slight-such a. trong swiramer, but neverthe ty. Tordy and Jack dropped out of Loss did his best. Siemseen ran away the meat this stage, and battled from him, and gave Shanghai a lea between themselves for third place, of about 8 yards Brodie was Shang- Johnstone turned a couple of seconds hal's last man. He vas hali way before Siemssen. The latter sparted through the fist length when John- Johnstone The Interport Srimming contest hard, and catching up with Johnstone stone took the water. Hongkong Shanghai, is over. quarter way through the last length, chwed him nicely, but the handicap fought out the rest was tuo much and lost by 3 yards. Hongkong won by the overwhelming they
fur Time: 2tains, 44secs or 28. 1.6sees stroke race margin of 40 points to 13., Shanghai of were sporting losers against big odds.stoke. Johnstong continued strong. och man a very creditable perform hat they were not so badly outclassed Stemssen passed him slightly, but unce. The cheering which met Shang as the result seems to indica e. The unfortunately for hiti. (Sienssen) hetai's victory was deafening. visitors will return to the Northern swerved to the left of the bath and Settlement without their fag, which made towards the ladder. Johnstone MacCabe on Saturday reluctantly kept a straight course and touched. surrendered
Hon. the wall 15 of a second before rothe Dr. Claud Severa, the Chairman Siemssen. Tordy left Jack half way of - the Victoria Recreation through the last length and finished Club, but they will take back with strongly, a yard, behind Siemisen. then two drst and three second prize cups and six spoons for the team race, of which they can justly be proud. They had won them in competition against the pick of Hongkong's swim- The high dira followed. All the mers. Anyone who was any good in men entered for the event competed.
events. The Shanghai men all failed in re- Hongkong pressed from the start, of the Interport inciled in the Hongkong covers in the first try. They dived but MacCabe pulled them up. tex, while it must be said in too deep and were several second Shanghai went away, but could not The ball .' for Shanghai, that in least coming to the surface. For, Etry pass Soxes and Bailton.
at two events they were handicapped by and Distance were good The Hong-was re nined to Finch. The latter the fact that their Champions were kong men all did well in the first try. passed to Johnstone who want up ou Souza was quick in recovery and was the right A well timed pass was unable to make the trio here.
As was anticipated there was a well applauded for his performance converted by Busschaert with record crowd at the VR C., on Satur. Hall, Kitchell and Laing were also beautiful back-hander just as he was day afternoon, and accommodation good. Knight and Pereira were a being ducked by MacCabe. Hong- was taxed beyond expectations. little splashy in entrs. Jack made a kong in got away and Flack H.R. the Governor and Ladr perfect diva, but los: a little in diskimmed the cross bai with a swift Stubbs accompanied by Hes. Severn, tance, while his recovery did not throw. Shanghai got rid of the ball,
Shanghai only
have Miss Besant, Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. come up to the mark Forsyib, were prevent, and occupied improved in the second try. Brownel by Witebell. Finch drew MacCake a special box in the centre of the and A. P. Goldman were very good, id then passed to Buschaert who stand
For Hongkong, Souza, Hall, Laing, notched flongkong's second goal with Knight and Jack performed as pretty another buck-hander. Shanghai go: swallow dives as one could wish to the ball first in the third throw in see. Hail and Jack being specially and went up strongly. Scares stopped good and were well applanded. A. P. the attack and sent away. Half time Goldman bone for Shanghai in the came with the bal in the middle of
the bath after Railton had cleared The must interesting of these events third try.
The Hon. Mr. Claud Severn, as with fine throw which covered three were the 100 yards boys' Champion quarters the length of the bath. ship. 100 yanis ladies' Championship, Chairman of the Victoria Recreation Shanghai pressed in the second and the final of the 100 yards for the Club, opened the proceedings with moiety. Eailton stopped the attack Championship of II. M. Forces. few appropriate remarks. He said: and passed to Soares. The latter There were six entries for the boys' I think you will all agree with met trapped the ball nicely, but it slipped Championship, but only three. A. F. that this Interport contest, which has from his hand as he was throwing May. W. G, Crquhart and D. Ogilvie, lasted for four days, combined with way, and fell behind him. Brodie May won the race in fine style some the annual aquatic sports of the slipped through and looked like yards in front of Ogilvie in the hand-V.R.C., constitute a record in actes scoring, a couple of feet in front of some time of 13.2.5 secs. May led ful contests in the history of the We have been Igratief, but Suares put himself in from the start and kept the same Club (applause). the way of the ball just as it left speed throughout the race. Ogilvie favoured with splendid weather: we Brodie's
hand, deflex ted. and Urquhart fought hard for second have had a magnificent attendance igatie was called upon to stop place for three lengths and then on every occasion, culminating with seven long shots after this, and Enquhart dropped out, and Ogilvie such a crush, to day, that many, I then Hongkong visited the other taking it easy, finished the course in am afraid, cannot have seen the Only three men competed. E. A. end.
events atisiactorily. The whole Busschaert and Finch were 81 secs. Th. Siems sen (Shanghai) who wet marked, and Johnstone was left, The ladies' Championship was a run organisation has been splendid. I entered for this event, did not start, to do all the work. He had, ser-away race for Miss G. Ramey who wish to thank all the doors of these was held at the VRC, when every-rheumatism which caused me
fr one had an enjoyable tima. lined niat
prizes, especially The
theeral good chances, but was too excited left the rest behind in the first 10 splendid
Yesterday the Interporters, paid a bath as follows: Witchell, and Noros- to take good aim. Towards the close Fards, and increasing her lead with Taggart for presenting the very fine ha (Hongkong) Encarnacao (Shang- of the match. Baschaert had another every length, won comfortably by 10 challenge cup for the Interport Visit to Repulse Bay and were, much Shanghai: C. J. Encarnacap. hai). They were together for about shot as goal. The ball hit the top yard, in 87 secs. Her sister, Mis M. Swinning, and Sir Paul Chater, our truck by the beautiful scenery in the Hongkong: RC. Witchell and E. 10 yards, and then Witchell forged left romer and went out. Both teams Ramsay, had to put up a hard struggle oldest member, for presenting gold round the land trip.
ahead. Noronha and Encarnaceo showed excellent combination, but for second place, but succeeded in medals for the Water Polo. We bave Encarnacao was cutistauced in the kept together. Norocha won on the Hungkong's defence was sounder and winning from Miss B. Jennings in 97. also very fine cups presented by the third length. Witchell wou
10 turn and led Encargarso in the second wave very few chances. It was very 5 sec. The other competitors were firms here and by many private vards in front of Noronha. Times: length. Witchell was a couple of clean game, with a minimum of Louis. Misses R. Yeung, and B. Bliss, Miss. individuals. We wish to thank Capt. ADMIRAL BUEIED AT BRA ALF med at by day. The acting lot Witchell, 81 secs; Noronha, 88 secs. yards in front of Noronha. En Hongkong won ? goals to nit,
C. Smith and Miss D. Witchell did not Riggs for the use of the lighter which
Team race.
carnaeno was clearly uncomfortable. Shanghai: 5. A. Brodi, J. B. in the third length, and was labouring Brown, A. P. Goldman. E. A. Th. heavily. Noronha left him and kent Siemssen, J. R: Tordy, F. R. Reme-up strongly. Witchell increased his speed in the last lap. Noronha also dice.
Encarnacio realized the spurted. futility of the struggle and gave up Witchell Anisbed frst about 10 yards in front of Noronha
The Interport events on Saturday
were:
100 yards. Shanghai: J. R. Tordy and E A Th. Siemeson.
Hongkong: J. R. Johnstone and G. Jack.
Johnstone woL an exciting see from. Siemssen by a touch. Tordy was a good third, with Jack close behind him. Tinus: Johnstone, 60. 25 secs.: Siensen, 60, 3 secs.
High Dive, Shanghai J. B. Brown, A. P. Goldman, F. A. Brodie, F. A. Th.
-Siessen and L. Goldmia.
Hokong: MAR. de Souza, B.A.V Hall, S. Kitchel D. Laing, T. L. Knight, F. M. Roza Percin and G Jack,
Honkong seted both places in this event.
Hall was first with 951 points and Jack pond with 94 A. Goldman (Shanghai) was a clase thin one point behind Jack. Laing was fourth with
90.
100 yards bark tace.
Noronha.
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Hongkong J. R. Johnstone, G. Jeek, E. Noral, Leong Tit sang. C. Logan and F. M. Roza Pereira,
Shanghai led in the second pair and kept it up to the end, winning com fortably by three yards. Time: units.
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Water Polo:
Hongkong was too strong for Shanghai and pressed most of the time. Burschaert scored two grals in the first half. Nosestes in the second. Hongkong won 2 goals to nil.
DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS,
100 YARDS
Brown also did well. Brodie made a pretty dive, but fortunately he bent bis knee as touched the water and rau-ed a big sploh. Hall, Jark and Laing were Hongkong's best men in the last try, It took the judges some minotes to decide the winners. but eventually Hail was given first place with a total of 911 points. Jack was acord 11 points behind. Then followed A. P. Goldman with 93 and Later was fourth with 90.
1st G. A. V. Hall, 051 points. 2nd G. Jack. 9 points. Hongkong lead 28-12.
100 YARDS BACK.
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1st Witchell Time: 81 sers. 2nd Noronha. Time: 88.1 xecs.
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Hongkong lead 33-12.
TEAM BACK.
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220 yards-Tediori Cann (U.S.A.)|sented by car reader "An old Time," way in which they had been of Russian famine relief, during which and a one length veterans' race, at-treated and of the pleasant time they Dr. Nansen-made a stirring appeal for 2mins 29.45 secs.
440 yards.-Ludy Langer (Heno tracted no entries.
had had in Hongkong. "I can assure the League's assistance, the Assemble you," added Mr. MacCabe, "that we ananimously adopted the Committe at 5mins. 20. 3 secs.
At the conclusion of the afternoon's have enjoyed ourselves to the fall.resolutions adving that action. S80 yards. Norman Ross (USA)
sport, the gathering adjourned to the only hops these interport contests postponed pending decisions at t Limins. 19.4 secs.
100 yards back-Warren Kealoha club's hall where the prizes win dur-will be resumed and that you will forthcoming International Conferen Hotolala! min. 6.2 secs. ing the Aquatic Festival one of the send a tear to Shanghai next year at Ba
Schwedt finest arrays yet seen in the Colony come and we shall try to regain the Lord Robert Cecil were added I can guarantee them a hearty wal- Amendmentá hy Mr. Fisher Long plange-Fred (USA) ft. Gins.
were distributed by Mrs. Severn inbes Mr. MacCabe also thanked flatter requesting the League We have been unable to find any the presence of H. E. the Governor Mr. Witchell for his kindness and relax interest in the subject record for throwing the Polo ball,
snd Lady Stubbs, and H. E. Lieut.- Gen. Sir G. M. Kirkpatrick, K.C.B. their dispos in the most whol
courteey; he had placed himself at intervene if necessary. K.C.S.I.. G.O.C.
hearted way.
The completed the Interport seriestart. Hongkong won by 40 points to 18.
DETAILS OF SCORE.
First Day.-880. Hongkong 5: Shanghai 0. Johnstone, 12min 57, 2/5 sers. Previous best winner: R. Berthet (Sbenghai) 1912, 14 mins. 35 rece,
Throwing Pole Ball. Shanghai 3; Hongkong 2. MacCabe, 74 It, Previous best winner: Coleisan (Hongkong) 1912, 78 ft. 6 ins.
Tiongkong lead 7-8. Second Day-220. Shanghai 3; Hongkong 2. Siessen, 2mins, 40secs. Previous best winner: .
(Shanghai) 1909, 2mins. 37 3:5,
This was an exciting eveal. Tonly (Shanghai) and Jark (Hongkong) started. The first langth was fast, the men fighting it out inch by inch They touched the wall together. Jack won on the turn and led slightly.Cabe Pordy spurted, bari
A neck to neck struggle resulted in Jack winning by it tow:h Lrong Titsang (Hongkong) and A. F. Geld- man (Shanghai) want in past, Leong The men lined apar follows: Jackled nicely in the first length. He lost and Jabatan (Hongkong), Sieussen and Tordy (Shanghai).
few seconds in the next by swin bing a wanting course, and Goldinan A good start. They all entered the won by about 3 yards. J. B. Brow water together, and swam abreast to west in next for Shanghai, shout 7 the end of the first length Johnstone seconds before C. Logan Hongkong). gained on the turn and led lightly. He increased the lead slightly and Siemssen. Tordy and Jack were to handed over to Remedios, Pereira gether behind. Johnstone continued (Hongkong) put up a hard fight,
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Hongkong 5; Shanghai 0.
CLUB EVENTS.
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Mr. Severn thanked Mr. MacCabe for the thy he had been so kind as to bring and to leave behind (Laughter.) They would not neglect to bring is with them when they can to Shang
a next year; whether they would ways the old adage, and few can my fant leave it there he could not say they are never found this to be true. 1 smployed on the beginiysiler Estate, st "Meanwhile, said Mr. Severn it if it the case of Mr. R Ratmails. Ppropriate that it should rest in the Matale. Cerlea matris was the ori inal home of swimming in this Colony, roable and rhegastiem foliowed after. and we will take care of it for you." It was not as he drove the theamatic bois put blod he he te of "Y- Williams' ping pills that, be found (laughter and applause.)
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The 100 yards for the Championship for the half-mile; the members of the of H. 3. Forces, in which the finalista orchestra, and our very old friend, The fungal of Acknical C. Pe
from whom we rose Fitzgerają stopit, piace under was were Ptes. Alderman and LeFurey Mr. McKinnon, (Wilts) and Gr. MacDade and Br. received two magnificent cups for the usual ciroppstances at Folkestone Woods (R.G.A.) resolved itself into a harbour race-ne for ladies and one when a moter dahing boat, amicized race between MacDade and Alderman, for me. The harbour race is to take by four fisherman empayanā - khá iwko
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pills for nerve tonfé, are of the margin. Tite: 72 2/5secs. Alder- As to the swimming, although we late Admiral's word, out to sea to af** man's time was 13. 3/5secs.
have won, we have had splendidly point midway between East Varis short value. They az obtainable from medicine vandam eyn ywhers ako post An exciting finish was witnessed in contested events. Nobody who wit Buoy and Folkestone Harbour. Thet krum bolde 85. for tis the two lengiks hurdles final W. G. nessed the 220 yards and the 100 funeral service was conducted by bottles, fraDr. Williams' Madicine Gerrard (rec.) won from G. A. V.yards could wish to see Aner races the Ber. Grey, Vion of Christchurch, Co. 9 Bangunan Road, shuaschać. fall (rec. 1) although the latter was (applause) We have had very sport and the body, was then committed to faster. J. R. Soares (scr.) and J. V. fing opponents from Shanghai and, the deep. The widow and other mem- Ramsay (rec. 1) were the other although they have not managed to bers of the family were pregn W.-Macinnists. Time: $3.3/5eca.
win, they have given us some very Deceased had expeted a wish to be Only three started in the final of fine contesta. I trust they have buried at a the four lengths handicap for mem-enjoyed their visit to Hongkong aa. bere. Laing wor in 63.3,5secs. Cruz much as we have enjoyed having was accond in 70secs. Botelho was not them here. We look forward to these Saturday fell into the skridt from the pas at Hongkong on. Det., 9 saling the placed.
Interport contests being held an- first foor of Po Ti Biznet house in Maila on Oets IL. "The ladies' high dive attracted five nually, as they were befais the war, West Point. She waved to the entries. They all gave creditable wish to say, in conclusion, that hospital sericual hers. performances. Miss B. Jennings won although we have had many willing with a total of 94 points. Miss V. helpers I can only point, once mate, to Bleeding from the south and nowe, Young and Miss G. Ramsay tied for Mr. Witchell as the pivot round which a man having the appearance of a Ling legs Som list. 39 for Hang second place with 90 points. They all energies centrs (loudricala coplis was removed, on Satur-kont and is the hero on Octo
pvoted to. had an extra try during the interval applause); We tender him, grateful day to hospital from Third Street, ydney on Ust. Tand and the verdict went to Miss Ramsay. thanks for his very arduous work. West Point, in a semi-conecjanu con- adire at Hongkong about Ock P
"The P. & 0:2.L. “Somalt" 1,6 Londor The other competitors were Miss Baby Mrs. Severn then distributed the dition. The police report does not
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M. A. R. de Souza, 62ft. 10 ins Previous best winner: A. 8. Ellis (Hongkong) 1910, 64ft.
Hongkong lead 14-0. Third Day-440. Hongkong 3, Shanghai 2. Johnstone. Smirs. 58.2,5.
Previous best winner: T. Logan (Hoogkong) 1910, mins. 51secs.
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