Page 14 AQUATICS

THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 9, 1940

GRAPHIC GOLE

Poor Weather Affects Times At S.C.A.A. Gala

ON CHAN CHUN-NAM'S

UNUSUAL STYLE

By "Natator”.

THE USUAL large gathering attended the South China Athletic Association gala last Thursday, des- pite the inclement weather, which necessitated per- iodical suspensions. The weather was far from be. ing ideal, and consequently poor times were obtain-

ed.

CHINESE

DUNCAN'S FEATу" GALA

NOT UNIQUE

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Weather permitting, Chinese Y.M.C.A. will hold their second swimming gala of the season The feat which R. Duncan's their North Foint pavilion on 'Sa- rink achieved last Saturday in turday, July 20. scoring two sevens in a Lawn first in Bowls game is not the recent seasons, a correspondent points out.

Last year, on the same green, scored

P. J. A. Hamilton's four

two, sèvens against a Royal Hong

Kong Yacht Club rink skipped by

G. E. Costello,

Three teams, Eastern Athletic South China, flelding a third 000 Association, Ching Wing

Swimstring lot composed of Tsui Che-without loss of accuracy. ming Union and the South China kin, Au Leung-wah, Ho Yuk-

There is a rumour in, circula- lined up, for the 200 metres freelkwan and Lo Wo finished well in

tion that Chan Chun-nam, the style relay, the opener for the the ruck,

"legless wonder" has adopting; a evening. The redoubtable Lail Tsun Union did not start owing The 50 metres free-style, open leg-kick. This can be definitely to a sudden attack of dysentery on to journalists, had its thrills, when discounted as false, as there, was one of their swimmers and, as no Fung Wan just managed to snatch absolutely no change. in his form provision had been made for. a victory from Lionel Lowe in the when I last saw him swim at the European "Y" ·Triangular Tour- reserve, they were one man short, last five metres.

nament. Ghung Shing also withdrew their entry..

With the aid of three

men,

Clean Sweep

but Chu Fai-lam could not main-rival, she did not extend herself,

The pre ramme is as follows:-

OPEN EVENTS Men's 200 motrës Medley Relay, Ladies' 60 mètrés Free-style

CLUB EVENTS Member's 60 mètres Free-style. Members' 100% metres. Breaste

strókés. Children's 50 metres Free-style: Men's 200 metres Breast-strokes, Manis ..50 mètres Free-style: Men's 100 metres: Back-strokes. Men's 100 metres · Fréd-stylo. Men's 200 metres: Free-stylo. Ladies' 100 metres

strokes.

Water Polo.

Breast-

OPEN RINKS DRAW

The following, is the draw for the

which will be

At C.C.C.

Although it may seem a bit! The Ladies' 200, metres breast- strange to see a swimmer obtain a leg- namely. Shek Kam-pui, Tommy stroke open event, resulted in a speed without utilising. Kew and Lee Fook-ke, from the clean sweep. for South China, kick, it is by no means impossi- South China first string quartet, with the Misses Lee Po-luen, ble, Chan accomplishes his speed, Third Round of the Open Rinks Lawn Eastern had no difficulty in win-Ngan Suet-yee and Ho Wai-man probably due to the fact that; no Bowls championship ning the event in the poor time of finishing in that order. Miss Lee energy is spent on his legs, there played on Sunday at 3.30 p.m. 2 mins. 5 secs.

Po-luen, who has won all the by allowing him to concentrate in his arm-

E. W. Simmonds, J. Deakin, A. W breast-stroke events to date, did all his strength

responsible Grimmitt and F. J. Jones v. W. Me- Leaping to a fast start, Kew set not have very much competition, strokes, which are

Fender. a hot pace to take a lead of five and, although she finished 25 me- for producing almost 90 per cent. Leod, W. S. Dali, J. Orem and J. C. yards at the end of the first lap, fres ahead of her closest of his speed in the crawl.

G. Duncan, A. W. Hodges, N. J. Bet bington and A., Brooksbank v. D. C. tain it in the face of Chan Wing-being satisfied. with a leisurely This principle has been proved Alves, A. M. Xavier, C. M. S. Alves

actually over-stroke, as evidenced by the times by Arne Borg, the "Swedish Hur-and. C. Roza-Pereira.

clocked over each fifty metres of ricane," former Olympic swim-

D. H. Taylor, W. Harris, A Soutar the course, as follows; 52, 54, 59 mer, who beat his legs slowly, However, Shek saved the day and 58-2/5 secs. The Misses instead of trying to get traction and J. C. Aitken v. W. Houston, E. when he battled his way down Ngan Suet-yee and Ho Wai-man from them, mostly trailing them. Levett, A. Calman and R. Duncan,

A. F. Noronha, C. A., Lopes, J. E. the third lap, and regained the of South China, swam their first It is not generally known that Noronha and C. G. Silva V. A. K. lead, leaving it to Lee Fook-ke to race in a representative capacity. Chan is also a waterpolo player, Suffiad. A. S. Suffiad, A. K. Ismail and hold it to the finish. Lo Yuk- Miss Yue Pui-yuk of Chung being best as pivot man; the rea- M. R. Abbas. wing, last man for Ching Wing, Shing, started very well but, after son why he has not been active made a magnificent attempt in the half the distance, was forced to in games is that he would rather home stretch, but could not pick give up the pace, and dropped be- concentrate on his swimming. up the lost ground..

hind. Conspicuous by her absen-

kai's effort, Chan taking him.

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A TIP FROM A MASTER

By BEST BALL Jimmy Demaret is no dis- ciple of the 'play safe" techni- que: in golf: but he does feel many players try to stretch a drive or an from: too far. "Know your own limitations and play within them,” is the advice. handed out by the sharp shooting Texan: This is a pretty tough dish for the average golfer to swallow for the run of the mine player al- ways has hopes of bringing. his score down in the low: eighties on some particularly gala occasion: In Derbaret's book and many another pro- fessional's, this is easier of ac- complishment when one plays well within himself and re- fuses to press. Bobby Jones often. declared that his low scoring rounds were a lot less work than the ones in which he went a stroke or two. over par. Which meant that on that particular day Bobby was hitting, the ball well and not struggling to make. next to impossible shots.

Demaret's form is geared for delicate approaches as well as long drives. Much of the secret lies in his smooth hip action. In the above illustra-. tion his right side has turned well aside from the path of his hand in the up-stroke. The comfortably right elbow is R. Basa, J. S. Landolt, A. E. Coates.

close to his body yet the down swing will run into no bodi ly interference en route to or through the ball. A pair of powerful arms and hands add good deal of hitting impact to Demaret's stroke. (Released by The Bell Syndi-

and C. S. Rosselet v, H. J. Bicknell, L. Sykes, G. W. Deacon and J. G. Moyer. ce was Miss Au Mei-chuen, who Poon -Wing-kai, back-stroke

At K.F.C. was placed second in the recent artist and crack start-off man for A. Morton. E. A. Atkins. H. E. Drew Chinese Bathing. Club Gala 100 the Lai Tsun medley relay team, and W. Harrower v. D. M. Khan, A. metres breast-stroke open event. is in danger of having his posi-H. Rumjahn, M. Y. Adal and A. R. She was tipped to take at least tion in the team challenged by Dallah.

At K.B.G.C. second place, and should have ex-Lau Yiu-ting, who recently

cate, Inc.) M. E. Purvia, W. J. Burling, W. R. tended Miss Lee Po-luen,

clocked 32-4/5 secs for the 50llyer and M. N. Rakusen v. A. A. yards in a 25 yard fresh water Razack, K. M. Omar, A. M. Omar and Closest race of the evening was pool..

At K.Č.C. the 100 metres back-stroke for

U. M. Omar.

and G. H. Sherriff v. F. A: Cherseman,

M. Holland.

TO-DAY'S BOWLS

LEAGUE TENNIS PROGRAMME

The following is to-day's. "B" Divisio League tennis. pro-

gramme:-

men, in which Lui Sek-kwan Shek Strengthens Team E. F. Pope, A. Bower, J. E. Henson just managed to tip the board a fraction, of a second ahead of Eastern Athletic Association G. E. F. Thompson, J. C.. Gli and A. Yeung Cheung-wah. Racing who have played a series of neck to neck for almost all the friendly waterpolo games recent- distance, Lui managed to Anish ly, have how shaped themselves first,

into some semblance of a team, being very much strengthened by Originally intended as a com- the addition of Shek Kam-pui in petition, the diving event, which the line-up Greatest obstacle in completed the programme, was their way to a first-class team at turned into an exhibition, in present, is the lack of a good which the cream of the Chinese coach, they being only guided

The following is to-day's programinė divers participated including none by Shek, who formerly held the other than Stanley Lee, Wong Yan, centre-half position in the South of games in the Second Round of the C.R.C. Wong Kwok-kit, Lum Ka-tung China- squad. Shek is an ex-Open Pairs Lawn Bowls Championship.

C.D.R. At K.C.C. and Donald Yeung Cheung-wah. cellent player, possessing untir- C. M. Silva and F. X, Soares v W.

not an ideal v. Field and v. Chittenden; W. Hong C.S.C.C. Notwithstanding, the fact that the ing energy, but is board was strange to them. mar to coach the team, being sling and L. C. R. Souza v P. A. Peck- Stanley Lee and Wong Yan gave unable to impart his knowledge ham and W. McNeill. superb performances · which of the game to his team-mates in never failed to evoke outbursts a systematic manner, depending C. Dawman and F. C. Channing v of cheers. Wong Kwok-kit also only on practice games for train-B. D. Evans and R. Hall; T. Coleman drew occasional - applause.

ing.

At Recrolo

and M. Ferguson v W. C. Simpson and P. Younghusband; W. Harrower and H. L. Lockhart v E. W: Simmons and

At: K.F.C.

A.T.C.

V. S.C.A.A.

v: K.T.Q.C.A.

V.K.C.C.

V.

L.C.C.

I.R.C.

v.. H.K.C.c.

FANLING. GOLF. RESULTS

Stárley Lee was at his best While this method is very much F. Goodwin. with his "swallow" and,"back to be recommended for improv-

A. K. Suffiad, and M, R. Abbas v R. In the Captain's Cup, competi- jack," seeming to hang in the ing stamina, it is not scientific air and then cut the water very enough..

of the Royal “Hong Kong In a game such as Williamson and C, S. M, Thom; J. G.tion

at the Fanling Old clearly. Wong Yan's "One and waterpolo, new combinations of Meyer and G. W. Deacon v R. Morri Golf Club

Course, M. L. Reidy with half somersault" and "back passing and positioning are esson and J. McKelvie.

Af:c.c.c. dive" were timed perfectly, and sential if-the opponent is to be sur- A. Morton and H J. Bicknell v D qualified score of 90-17-73 could not have been done better prised, and this is where a good Munro and It. Main; W. J. Burling by anybody else; particularly coach is useful. It is one thing dad M. N. Rakusen v Y, H. Tong, and the back dive which was very to stay afloat, and another tol. N. Wong-, |reatly: executed. :

score goals:

Much Weakened --

Shoo-Hung-yui and Sin Lin-lo,

SHE KO

⠀ FOR 'SORES

Eczema, itch, cold sores, pim- ples, ulcers, boils, piles, and other alcin; ailments, di respond favourable) tại the healing ex- cellence of She Ko the frontatie?oint=3

formerly South China "A" reser-man's job, and Wir lee and the Some time ago when I report ves, are also included in the Kwok holding the rest of ed that the Chung, Shing team team, the rest being made up of line. was considerably, weakened by players who have had some the absence of Ng Nin; I under- practice but have not yet had): stated the extent of their. loss, any League experience.

On Sunday at 7 pm, South which has been illustrated by Their scouts are still looking the fact that they have not been around for talent, and Manager China Athletic Association will doing so well lately. In the open Ram has the utmost confidence entertain. Hongkong Signál. Cóm- relay races. In addition, Chan in his team and has hopes of un-pany, Army Champions last sea- Heschung, former short distance nexing the championship. next son, to a friendly game of water- record holder for Kwangtung year if hot this season. As a re- polo. The two teams, should be and Wong Ke-leung noted local salt of these transfers, a few of very evenly matched as South footballer, both of whom turned the South China reserves are af China will be fielding their it out for the waterpolo team last förded it chance, to fill theva-gular squad, the home team hav- year, have left the Colony inde caricies in the Senior teamtru a slight advantage of playing finitely Chan at icefitre-half se-Kwok Kat-chiu, who occupied in a pitch to which they are ac cured many valuable points for the left-guard position for the customed. The line-up for minor injuries such as cute the team by pulling his favourite "B" team all last peaton, will South China will be S. H. Choo scratches, abrasions, burns, ecalder play of butswimming his opprobably be promoted to a per- guarding the nets, I Wingle She-Ko is rapidly curativer. It is potient" and then scoring from marent berth in ther." A septet. Kwok and Lee Ke-yeung holding cold by chemists everywhere. long range, whilst Wong in the This will necessitate, a resmine the defence line; and Henry Sa,

Antiseptic Curative Re- Tommy Kew and Lionel' Lowe, as left-hals. position proved a mas- in the defence line, with Lee forwards. ter in the art of feinting his passes yeung` taking

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