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ANIMALS FOALED
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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1935
MANILA ARMY-NAVY "Y'S" DISTINCTION PENTATHLON AQUATIC CONTEST VICTORY
SWIMMER SHATTERS TWO TIMES
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Manila, August 8. THE Fort William McKinley Army YMCA. has just been notified that their team won the 1935. Army-Navy Y.M.C.A. Radio Swimming Pentathlon. This annual event is one of the most unique competitions in the Y.M.C.A.'s varied programme of athletic events.
It is open to all Army-Navy YMCA's of the world. Each team races in five events in its own pool, and radios, cables, or telegraphs the results to the headquarters of the Army-Navy Y.M.C.A. in New York City There a committee receives the results and announces the championship team.
A three-year cup is offered for competition by the Penta- thlon Committee. It has been held in Honolulu for a number of years, but will be shipped to Fort William McKinley for the first time in the near future.
The Fort William McKinler team this year grossed 22,884 points, the highest score ever TWO YOUNG GIRLS FINISH IN made by any team since the
TOKYO BAY SWIM
To Undergo Intensive Training For Berlin Olympiad
Tokyo, Aug. S
Two middle school girls, one 12 and the other 14, to-day were the sole finishers in the annual 20- mile student swim across Tokyo Bay.
Eight other entrants, including four boys, were exhausted before the finish and took refuge in ac- companying boats. The winners will probably undergo intensive traming as Olympic possibilities.
Laited-Pre35,00
U. S. SWIMMERS
event was started 12 years ago The local Army swimmers wôn this year's championship by a margin of 9.494 points. Hono lulu took second place with a total of 13.333 points.
Breaks Two Records-- Jikīrum Adjauluddin, Company K. 45th Infantry (PS), gave 2 remarkable performance by scor- ing 4.603 points in the five events.
He is only 17 years old, but school swimming marvel, is the
Ralph Flanagan, the Miami high
-star of the American team now. in Japan. Ralph took the mes-
SUITC
of - Jack Medica, Seattle' world record holder, in the 380 Yards Free Style as well as the Mile at the AAU meet im Detroit.
Sports
Chatter
London, July 12.
GREAT COLT RETIRES AFTER TRIUMPH
WINDSOR LAD'S WIN IN THE "ECLIPSE"
FINE STUD CAREER PROMISED
(By Hotspur) -
London, July 20.
FEW horses have ever left the Turf for the stud under fairer conditions than has Windsor Lad, who ended a racing career of the highest distinction by winning the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park yesterday. The pub- lic paid him its last tribute by round after round of applause when he had passed the judge a gallant winner by three parts of a length and the same from the Aga Khan's Theft and Mr. Arthur Dewar's Fair Trial
"There was such cheering as is seldom heard after the Eclipse, with all the great finishes it has produced such as the epic struggle of Ard Patrick and Sceptre, the dead-heat of Lemberg and Neil Gow, and the stirring contest between Lally
and Sancy.
Yesterday's was one of those spontaneous tributes that the public never omits to pay to superlative merit. in a racehorse, and the cheering was renewed when Mr. Benson led his horse into the unsaddling enclosure....
Only the brilliance of Wind-
sar Lad relieved the race from
OLYMPIC SPRINTS
Eddie Tolan Predicts Another Negro
*Detroit.
being a humdrum affair, for all¦ WHO'S GOING TO WIN 1936 round it was not one of the best- Eclipses that we have seen, nor was it the best of days; for the sky was overcast and there was a sharp shower of rain as the breaking records in the 100-yard (By "GEOFFREY SIMPSON")
horses were in the paddock be- free-style and 100-yard breast-
fore the race. stroke races Adjaladin holds
There were only five runners, ît pentathlon records in two of the THE biggest honour in cycle having been decided to other events, the 220-yard free racing, the world amateur Hairan for the Atlantic Cup at style and the 50-yard back-stroke, sprint championship, will be raced Liverpool next week so that the Teofolio Tidefonso, Company G. for on behalf of Britain this year Aga Khan was represented only by 57th Infantry (PS). was second by Dennis Horn, brilliant Norwich Theft the very gallant little colt in total points, and W. Waidlèschall-rounder, and E. W. Higgins, of who only goes under to the best of Honolulu third. The records Manchester.
three-year-old, or the best four- for the five events now stand as The invitations have just been year-old în England. Oddly follows:
sent out by the N.C.U. the racing enough, in spite of the sterling 50-Yard Free-Styles W. Waidlesch, being fixed for next month in Brus performances that Theft has given
24 1/5 seconds.
| seconds..
T
reserve
IN PRELIMINARY
AQUATIC MEETING Honolulu, and H. Kim, Balboa (Tied) sels, and Higgins and Horn will, every time he has come on a race- 100-Yard Free-Style: J. Adialuddin, of course, be delighted to accept. [course, it was not be but Fair Trial Fort William Dickinley, 54 2/5 There will be no quarrel with that was second favourite.
their selection. Horn seems to be
Fair Trial Backed 200-Yard Free-Style: J. Adjaladdin, about the best sprinter on the track Fort-William McKinley, 2 minutes,
Fair Trial had won his only two 22 3/5 seconds..
powadays. He is a smart skater;
races, but these, even with his pall 50-Yard Back-Strokee J. Adjaladdin too, though not so good ones in the weights, did not seem to put For William Mckinley, 29 1/5 his brother, C. W. Horn, who made him in the Windsor Lad class OF seconds.
la clean sweep of the last amater even in the Theft class, yet the 100-Yard Breast-Stroke: J. Adja-events at Lingay Fen luddin, Fart -William McKinley, minute, 7 4/5 seconds.
As for Higgins, he won sprint title at the last Empire
DEBUT IN NAGOYA POOL
UNOFFICIAL TEST AGAINST JAPAN'S SECOND STRING
Tokyo, Ang. T Such American tank luminaries
as Jimmy Gilhüla, Ralph' Flana gan, Jack Medica and Peter Fick members of the United States team that 'will clash with the All-Japan [squad on August 17. will make
their initial appearance in Nagora: to-morrow, it was learned.
USR.C. AVENGE DEFEAT BY K.C.C.
(Continued from Page 4)
Games.
the
public seemed to prefer the pad- dock stories about his being the same as Montrose at evens, that Fred Darling thought him a better horse than his Derby winner,
on-to
COZENS GOING -
THE steep banking of the Brus-Cameronian, and so
sels track may handicap them public record of Theft,
The only fear that one Ja bit, because we have no tracks in
the
could
Following their exhibitions the Miss. Griffiths was her usual England which follow the Con- have about Windsor Lad was that it might be a muddling, badly run Americans will leave immediately cool self and displayed plenty of tinental style.
race, and that a speedy colt like
for Osaka where, on August 11, Power in her forehand shots, But with a little luck in running (Continued on Page 113
made
an
KWOK CHUN HANG TO GIVE EXHIBITION
(Continued from Page 4)
they are scheduled to participate while her backhand showed im-they may do surprisingly well, for
provement in an invitation open meet.
(both have a strong burst of finish- In direct: contrast, Miss O-ling speed Unofficial Test
Dalziel was the weakest of the These results, however, will beg. C. Cladies, particularly on now as S. T. Cozens did as
Horn is probably riding as well unofficial. They will not count in her backhand shots, which London, July 21 the Final reckoning of the three-ariably went out of court
amateur-and the former Man- orchester Wheeler was twice second An unusual race will be run at day Japanese-American meet to else ended in the net.
in this world event- Newmarket to-day, as the last on start here August 17.
Miss H. Hancock, who
Carens will be the professional the programme..
Githula is spending his spare her League debut this seat sprinter of the British team, and in a dramatic battle for "world"
This is a private match be-time in studying old Japanese car records. Mr. John Cobb end-
played a cool game, but it was the Londoner, Harry Grant, will do ed a triumphant run in America tween two horses that were horn masters, it was learned. He re evident that she has yet to strike the motor-pace riding, at which be yesterday morning in which he on the same day at the same stud vealed he has studied Japanese
her best form
has no superior in the worid. set up a 24 hours record of 1347 and are now the property of two wood-block prints for many years.
Coach Bob Kiphuth declared to Ernie Fincher Shines m.p.h, or 3,235 miles, and beat different owners.
Ernie Fincher was really out- SURPRISE CHOICE Mr. Z. G. Michalinos's Zelmos day his boys, "realize there's a all the world records between 50 and Mrs. W. Raphael's Picasso, tough task ahead." The lads are standing, being deadly overhead
NHE experiments with massed Treching and at such now two years old, were foaled keeping themselves in perfect con- and his volleying superb at times.
Stud,dition, Kiphuth asserted--United Miss A. Mackenzie also showed places as Brooklands motor track yards
Press
up well, displaying some fine all-and Donnington Park have, I think, | round shots.
improved the chances of our road
and 4,000 kilometres and those
from one hour to 24 hours. at Lord Derby's Hillside
Twelve hours later his feat was challenged by Mr. G. E. Ey-] ston and Mr. A. Denly. These two drivers set out on the Mont-
near Newmarket.
Nearly A. Record hery (France) track in a two-1 When their present OWLEZN heard of this, about a week litre Hotchkiss. ·
Eyston and Denly had actually afterwards, they immediately de-] hour record of 109.45 mph. set first season.
*;.
gone to France to attack the 43. cided to match them during their
ap on the same track last year Mrs. Raphael set up something by the French trio, Perrot, of a record by engaging, the Dhome, and Girod, in a Delahave champion jockey, Gordon Bi- charda, to ride Picasso. for a race to be run two years ahead.
But Zelmos
New Records
Up to an early hour this morn- ing Eyston had set up two re- the betting.. cords for Class. E cars during || his first stretch at the wheel: 500 kilometres in 2hr. 46ĩa. 2.1sec, average speed: 112.273|. mp.h; and 542-775 kilometres in 3 hours, average speed of 112.421 m.p.h
was favourite
WARWICKSHIRE BEATEN
LOCATELLI WHIPS HARRY DUBLINSKY Italian Lightweight In
Line For Title
New York, Ang: 64- Cleto Locatelli, the Italian light- weight champion, won, a close de- incision here to-night from Harry Dublinsky, and”, moved a step
nearer a battle with Tony" Can- zoneri, with the latter's crown at stake
*
Eddie Tola, 1932- Olympic's double sprint champion knows who's going to win the.. back from Australia, says, he
1936 Olympic sprints and that
I be an American negro, but not Ralph Metcalfe or Willis -Wardy.
That would seem to leave it up So Jesse Owens, Ohio State's sophomore sensation. Or Colum- bia's Ben Johnson, or Temple's Exlace Peacock
WORLD'S
STUDENTS
OLYMPIAD
FIRST MEETING STARTS TO-DAY
JAPANESE HOPES FOR LAURELS
The first World Students" Olympiad commences at Budapest this afternoon, when practically every nation in the world will be represented.
The Olympiad will continue for five days, and among the many competing contingents is a very strong one from Japan, who have bright hopes of capturing the laurels.
Following this Olympiad, the Japanese group will participate in The " may be seriously meets in Berlin, Paris and Zurich, handicapped by the absence of Switzerland returning to Japan
G. Lange who is at present late next month. indisposed.
The Japanese group of The following will probably re-athletes, who are led by Dr. present the "Y".
Tadaoki Yamamoto, consists of 150 Yards Free Style: E Goutstanding Japanese student Lange
athletes, many of whom took part 150 Yards Medley: G. H. Fowler in the 1932 Olympic Games in Los Diving: E F. Selk and E. Gold-Angeles.
50 Free Style: B. B. Wood.
Relay: A. W. Wagstaff, E. F.
The Team Members
Major and Mrs. 2. L. Withing-¡team.
The team includes four jump- tom, who were among the leading. This will be formed by the Mid-Selk, R. B. Wood, R. Goldman, Gjers: Nachito Tajima, whose best performances are:broad jumps were the best home pair, Mrs. Stallard, and Luke Youll, of New Lange and A. W. Wagstaff: E15.5 metres; Massan Harada, who mixed doubles pairs last season, landers, C. Holland and P. T.. Fowler and H. G. Lange
Water-Polo: S Fowler H. G 7.55 metres and hop-step-jump Fowler broadjumps 7.59 metres in the hop-
Withington excelling in terrific, castle
forehand drives, while she has This last-named young man 18 Sek 1, Roldman, G.
and Ferrett
lost none of her sting in other de- the surprise selection of the team. partments...i
He has had no experience of in- ternational racing, but he has got for the Newspaper Press Fund, to metres and Yoshiro Assguma,
BLACK BOMBER'S CONTEMPT
(Continued from Page 1).
step-jump, Hiroshi Tanaka, 19 years old, who high-jumps 195
whose marks are 2 metres in the high jump and T41 metres in the broadjump.
There are two pole-vaulters in
to start sometime noti
which cause the profits went At Donnington Toull shocked all
By comparison with some of the the fancied riders by his staying antiquated, terribly uncomfortable power. He may
for-accommodation offered by racing eigners too
proper (at £1 25. 6d. a time), you He get real luxury at Northolt for 10s. Hideo Oe, both of whom have
MACLAREN SAYS
<Archie
the Holland's chance sticks out. Each detachment of police was was third in the armed with revolvers, tear gas race, when few people The Associated Press scorecard bombs and a brace of submachine Englishman to get in the first ghz ROM AP gave Locatelli fre of the 10 guns. rounds, Dublinsky four and one Although the 20-year-old Negro entered the ring a 5-2 favourite, The only world car records now Batting first, Yorkshire com- * Canzoneri” became the first and the
of sports ex held by foreign countries, writes piled a total of 354, and then dis- scrapper in the 50 years history
him to whip our Motoring Correspondent, are missed Warwickshire for 105 runs, of the lightweight division to re- the standing start kilometre and Bowes taking- 32 to enforce in the 125 pound title when h standing, start mile, held by von the follow-on."
(Continued from Page 4)
Stuck (Auto-Union) and Carrac second infin
ciola (Mercedes) respectively
and the "real" long-distance re 81 in the
corda,, from two to 60 days; and, Yorksh
from 4000 to 200,000 miles held mary four runs witho
An France
10 wickets vi
evena
dkshire's best Lon Amber here on May
Bowes He
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