SOME SIDELIGHTS TO HONGKONG'S FIRST WORLD RECORD
By "RECORDER”
The man who achieved the first ever world record broken in Hong- kong was, of course, Robert Henry Pape of HMS Tamar, one of the world's greatest athlete's not only by achievement but also by personality, but the story of his world record 30-Mile run at Caroline Hill yesterday has already been recounted by the contemporary local morning press and by a great deal of the world press.
Contrary to some idealistic reports in the contemporary press, Bob Pape's movement of á handkerchief from one hand to the other was largely a signal to his wife, Diana, to speak up or keep quiet, because a man running round a near-440-yard track to schedule does not want to be talked to after every lap but does, occasionally, want some information on his progress.
The HKAAA is very proud of Championships
put him infection of Jn accurate track-
Bob Pape's achievement yester- charge of women's field events (measuring device was the best day and as A special sign of These are very easy to manage of all. Three people can clot recognition will this working hand consideration in taken of some right to a patent on the Sunday at the HKAAA Novices' the fuel that a man who run 30 very simple wooden jub that bules in under three hours | he devised, but his contribution i-hould not be overworked a few
was definitely the most inven- Idaya later.
live of all. Mana Pape, a great organis HKAAA and Robbie both agree
The Hon. Recorder
of the Levels in many respects, will be
Van that while they thought of it, seconded to Mr Johanna Vliet on the very important and it was the genius of Shipwright
Pakistan And MCC 'A' Still
After Drawn Match
011
Lahore, Jan. 25.
major us of looking after the Webb that turned an idea into
Pakistan and MCC "A" move To Eust Pakistan for the second unofficial Test 14 Darco, starting on February 3, are sinifor level after the drawn match hero
over-
put
Juvelle and Discus Throws.
not only a reality but an in- The HKAAA will in due course,vention that it may
well be suitably recognise the
worth while taking a patent on. whelming amount of work Shipwright Webb's
Last big into Hongkong's first world re-
jul: was 2150 an unusual one. Ford by GB. "Robble" Robinson It was
Chat
of designing and or HMS Dampler, who though bewing out the coins of the not a regular resident t Hong
victims of the Kashmir Princess was never a hint that kung is already generally regard. Crash in Indonesian waters, MCC were in danger of defeated by the Hongkong University today when they took full ope
Athletic Club as one of the is To bolster portunky
genis ng gen behind most of The un- batting jinslige when
seu meelisiga. fee makertdat The Best HIULOKS ddy
There
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Nearly all the Pakistan jetim bowled in the closing when Tompkin, Barrington (who had
third wicked stund of 101) and Carr helped themselves to j to some
cheap rubs
and All Muddin to some cheap wickets.
Reuler,
opti.
14.
whos
wer the same respect are quite up to world standard.
Very much worthy of mention South Ching's Wong Lung- ong who yesterday became the first Chinese to run 25 miles around a track. It was generally Taken for granted that the four Tubbers who started with Bob jape would
cut after a few laps.
drop
uni
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a three-hour period. JA
This did not come true. Au coneevably doub fications for his ja Chung-sing insted 63 laps after Jcovering the first 10,000 metres bor mel
ckesper Jot in
Ju 35 minutes 60 sccods Top he was very abis ass.ste 20,000 metres in one stages Kwik Long-kwong,
hour 17 minutes 26 seconds. Leo Kam- hung stayed for 71 laps and Douald
Maiden of the Royal Navy for 72 laps of Vie 120-lap
Conditions
world record achieved were ideal Even Bob Pape will not disputa that. The ground temperature fell from 55 to 32 degrees Fahrenheit in the course of the race, the track was well knit and not in the bone hard state
A man very much behind the worlt Jerord was Shipwright A E Webb of HMS Dampler whose contribution to the per-
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
SIXTH (ANNUAL) RACE MEETING Saturday, 28th January, Wednesday 1st & Saturday, 4th February, 1956.
(To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club) THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 30 RACEB The First Bell will be rung at 11.30 am. and the First Race run at 12.00 Noon each day
day
The Tu interval is after the Fourth Race (1.30 p.m.) each
The Secretary's Ofice 10,00 am, each day
L1
Alexandra House wil
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beyond occasional slight breeze.
Least optimistic person about a world record being broken was Diona Pape. More
CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1956.
RILEY DOWN BUT NOT OUT
A solld right put Army's Tpr Riley out of the ring momentarily but the Army boxer, came back full of fight left in him to worry Royal Navy's Abdul Wahi Wahld won on points in this Light-welterweight semi-finals bout in the Colony Boxing Championships at Southom Playground last night.—China Mail
Photo.
COLONY BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS
STRANGE DECISIONS AND SENSATIONAL HAPPENINGS IN SEMI-FINAL CONTESTS
By OUR
BOXING Reporter
Amid thrills and incidents, hard punching and traditional pluck the semi-final rounds of the Colony Boxing Championships were fought off at the Southorn Playground last night.
Once again there was a surprisingly good crowd -- including coach Ramsey Bucks and 30 Schoolboy boxers who were admitted free — and they were well re- warded for their attendance particularly as far as the efforts of the boxers were concerned.
Many of the spectators, however, must have been as puzzled as I was by some of the decisions.
12 the
WILD
and for
2014
Hongkong Amateur | knock-out. The referee imme- Boxing Association is to make diately intervened and was seen any
progress something to speak first to the judges at real must be done about the judging the ringside, and to the MC, of contesta. The verdict in the who then announced
that Jones-Hill bout for example Robir on had been disqualified
virtually a mockery
pping his opponent with an insult to the Intelligenco of his ari bitting him when the paying publie around the he was down. ring. Jones was in control: Argumenta and di:cassions from the start His punching took place all oround the arena was foster and more necurate and from what could be ascer
the re- tained, it seemed that ferete who was quite satisfied in his own mind as to what took pince, had received confirmation of it from one of the judges. It was bad luck on Robinson who apparently lost control in a moment of excitement,
to finish. optimistic
wern Robbie and the Hou. Re- kunder, but we suspect that the moet optimistic was Bob Pape himself. Quite a fanatic when it comes to runnlag long dis- tunces, be generally knows what a 30-mile run was nothing very special someone who runs 20 miles three I'mes a week.
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than Hill's. He carried fight to his opponent from start and how any telo of qunilhet julges made HU the winner other than by a clear case of mistaken identity - is almost impossible to guess.
The
samo
thing
happened again, but to a lesser degree, in the Lewerton-Grunt contest when Legerton, who had an oft night and never looked like mastering his opponent, was declared the winter.
Legerton pinned his hopes on his long and powerful left hand but Grant was seldom caught by it and quickly showed that the REME lad, is very or. dinary lighter when the fight is carried close to him,
Jock Dinning, resplendent in
dressing gown, bright tartan made short work of a opponent when he knocked out AB Burn, RN in the first round. This quick victory balanced the Army-Navy account on knock- outs for a little earlier in the
Welterweight Division AB Smith RN, a real hard hiter, sent his soldier opponent, The William: down and out in the opening round,
and
L/Cpl
L/Bdr Melver (A) beat LAC Hughes (RAF) on points.
Lightweighs Gnr Hills (A) beat Jones (A) on points,
L/Cpi Meigh (A) received a walk-over from AB Issac (RN) unft.
Light... Wellerweight. AB Abdul Wahid (RN) beat Tpr Riley (A) on points.
Cm Legerton (Á) beat Bdr Grant (A) on points,
Welterweight
Tpr
AB Smith
(RN) KOʻ Williams (A) In
In Round Gac. Pte Tomunson (A) beat Cpl Turner (A) on points.
Light Middleweight Cpl Northbridge (A) on TKO in LAC Duvall (RAF) beat Lud
Round Two.
AB Phillips (RN) _best_L/Cpl Brown (A) on points. Middleweight
L/Bdr Dickinson (A) beat LAC Sheik TKO in Round Two.
Cin Dinning Burn (RN) in Round One.
Haron (RAF) on
(A) KO'd AB
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WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES · ·
•
American Bobsledders Fail Again To Match Italians' Speed
Cortina, Jan. 26.
Ameriçan bobsledders again failed to match the speed of the Italians today in the last practice runs before the opening of the Olympic two-man races on Friday.
Eugenio Monti, the 22-year-old Cortina brush sales- man, who holds the course record of one minute, 21.98 seconds, topped the practice heats with a time of 1:22.45. Monti posted the best time in the official two-man tryouts which ended yesterday.
Lamberto Dalla Costa (Italy) } 0900: 30 Kilometres tog dis- was second today with a 1:22.82 tance men's akling.
third
with
effort. Bud Wishbond, Ameri- 1030; Ice-hockey, Czecho- ca's top hope in the two-man | slovakia/United States. compeition, was
1100: Ladies Giant Slalom. 1:23.00,
1430: Ice-hockey, Austria/ Franz Kapus of Switzerland Canada. was fourth with 1:24.01, and 1900: Max Angel, also of Switzerland. Italy. was met with 1:24.30.
Ice-hockey, Germany/
2130: fce-hockey, Sweden/ Soviet Union.
The draw for the heat of the men's 10 kilometres, to be run 00 Saturday, WALK announced today as follows:
The Italian indicated they hope to dominate the four- man bobsledding also. In to day's first run, Dino Demartin of Italy and his three sledmates zipped down the run of one mile, 109 yards in one minute. 1. Anita Parmesani (Italy). 18.77 seconds for the fastcal 2. Margarelas Arval (Rumania). clocking. It was a new Italian 3. Barbro Martinsson (Sweden). record.
14. Helona Daniel Gastenciça
Rita Blafel-
Swedish bob, driven by (Poland). 8. Blazenka Vodenlle Gunnar Aha, overturned at the Yugoslavia), 0. Arst of the 10 curves. Il sild-Czechowa (Germany), 1. Anna dvd along upside down before Kaaleste (USSR), B. Gina Reg- grinding to a balt, but the four land (Norway), 9. Sirkka Polku- riders were unhurt,
ben (Finland), 10. Eva Benesovu Only two Olymple atletes (Czechoslovakia), 11. Anna Lisa remained in the Codivilla Hos- Ericsson (Sweden), 12. Stefanla toeatment today, but Bolcartu (Rumania), pital for their condition was described as Ammann (Germany), 14. Sauna
Kiero
(Finland). good. They are Belgium's
Erorchina (USSR), Desorgher and Rumunia's Secul. Peksa (Poland), 17. Murgherita Bottero (Italy), 18. Olga Krast- lova (Czech), 19. Amalija Belaj (Yugoslavia). 20. Ingrid Wiger- mes (Norway).
MINOR INJURIES
The hospital's medical bulje. tin pointed out that today's casualties were the slightest so for. Seven athletes reported for minor injuries such as bruises and cuts,
10.
13. Else
Radjan 10. Josefa
Hictamies (Fin- 21. Mirja
Wahl (Nor- land), 22. Rakci way), 23. Fides Romanin (Italy), 24. Juliana Simon (Rumanio), The bulletin also announced 25. Birico Nada Kusloc (Yugo- that German girl skier Evi sinvin), 28. Elfriede Uhlig (Ger- Bukowa- 27. Marta Lanig, who entered the hospital many),
Alevunu a broken Gaslencia (Poland), 2021 en Jury 21 with
Irma (USSR), wrist, was dismissed today. She Kolchina
3 still wearing a plaster cast, Patockova
(Sweden), 30. Libuse however.
Aside suffered
from those
Johansson
28.
al. Kjelfrid who have Brusycen Kozyrevn
33. only minor cuts or
Sonn bruises,
34. 28 others
Hausschild (Germany), have bcea hilde
Zofia Krzeplowska aldelined during the past week
(Poland), 35. Ildgarde Taftra (Italy), in pre Olymplo warmups Maria Peneva
Dimova United Pres.
garia), 37. Silri Rantanen (Fin- Edstrom 38. Land),
Sonja (Sweden), 39. Elena Zangor
The best performance in to- day's
skt-jump training were as
1.
Daniel - Cariencia Andrej (Poland) 76.5 metres.
2. Eino Kirjonen (Finland) 70 metres.
Stenersen Svent way) 70 metres.
3.
4.
Aulls Kallakerpl land) 76.8 metres.
8. Yuri
Skvorcov
75.5 metres,
Tsakadze 6. Koba
75 metres.
(Nor-
(Fin
(USSR)
(USSR) Schamov (USSR)
Stuchilic (Czech)
36.
(Bul
(Rumania), 40. Efn' Lauermart-Vi nova (Czech), 41. Maro Rekar (Yugoslavia).
BOBSLED EVENT DRAW
The special bobf'ed eommittee today decided to admit 25 teams, instead of 20, into the final of the two-man bobsled event. The first two heats will take place on Friday morning,
The draw resulted as follows:
for
departures
Sweden (0. Axelsson and T. Sundtsroem).
2. Austria II (K. Wagner and A. Tom),
7. Nikole 74.5 metres.
8. Mojmir 74.5 metres
Asbjor 74 inatres.
Roman Sieczka-Gastencia A. Habela). (Poland)
nd) 73.6 metres.
9.
10.
Omes (Norway)
11. Sverra Stalvik way) 73 metres.
3. Poland II (S. Clopain and.
6. Austria I (P. Aste und H. (Norw-Hisser),
12. Jacques Charland
(Canada) 72.5 metres.
13. Stanislaw Marusart
Yoshizawa
8. United States I (W. Wash- band and P. Biesiadecki).
7.
Belgium (M. Leclef and A. Casteelyns).
B. Switzerland I (M. Angst and H. Warburton).
9. Norway 1 (R. Alveberg and A. Dyrdahl).
Heavyweight Sgt Mahoney (A) btat LAC Robinson (RAF)
4 dis. qualification In Round One,
The finals will be staged at (Poland) 72.5 metres. the Southom Playground on 14. Tito Tolln (Italy) 12 Friday when boxing will start | metres,
16. Hiroshi (Japan) 71.8 metres.
The first two days programme for the Seventh
Winter Olympic Games, starting to- morrow, was announced tonight. Blagescu).
the opening Thursday, ceremony will be at the ico
Footnote: The missing gloves have not yet been returned.
Sports Diary
TREMENDOUS BATTLE Great had a fine last round. Little chunky AB Abdul Wohld He had Legerton in real trouble won many hearts and a place in just before the cod and it seem- the final after a Bremendous ed to many of us at the ring- } battle with Tor Riley of that 8.30 p.m. side that the milling Bombardier Army. The boy from Malaya in Ambulanca Duties Hongkong.—
had done enough in his spirited as tough and as crafty as they 20.1.50-2.50. Causeway Bay Amb. bouts of in-fighting to mexit come and although at a big dis Div 0.2.30.-24.3.60. Chung King sing Na Dive February 1050: Amb. Div.: January 1966: Chung
the award.close as it must advantage in height and reach have been
he fought a grand baltlo Manabuon Nos. Div.
well deserved his victory. Ambulance Duties Kowloon,—
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The biggest sensations of the tule between AB Phillips RN cách day of a Meeting unless there is an interval of at least five Div February 1960: BRISKILLDO
a real days between each day an exception is being made for the Annual Div
the last contest. This brought t-to. Thore Was a strange Penetration Squad Dutie¤---39.1.50. together an old favourite LAC contrast in styles but le Race Meeting. Through Cash Sweep tickets, therefore, ut $20 Dr Yu Chau-shing, Dentist Ed Min Rohinson of the Royal Airit as far as overall effectiveness each per day or $60 for the three days of the Meeting may beyu C/5.0. Tam obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices at Queen's Building (Chater 51. E. Wolic, Dentist H. F
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Army. "Tor Baby Robinson is a the mobility that Brown lacked Mest at Boundary Street, 2. p.m. 10.00 am. on each day of the Meeting.
Sing Nag. Div.
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THE RESULTS Mahoney
The full results was stretched
follows:- on the canvas. The referee'start, ed to
to count ..... moved Robinson to a neutral corner ... pro
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gressed the count as far as either 1.2.40. Kong Wah Amb. Div.
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8' or '9' and then slopped. B.C.A.A. Ground: B.C.A.A. Amb, Div 29,1.60.2 POLIIS Govt He went to the opposite corner L/S Stadluta: Shaulerwan E.T. Amb of the ring and the MC → Ktreet Mopars... Khaiter Bosety Apparently without Instruction waterloo Neg. Div.; Westen Dist. that Robinson had won on a Flynn (A) on points Butler.January 1990: Basumatuto... from
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Childs (RN) beat Cin Holland (A) on points.
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14. Spain (A. De Portago and
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stadium of 11.30 (local). In the ad L. Neberi). evening, there will be ice hockey.v. at 1900 between Austria and Italy. at 2130 between Canada and Germany.
FRIDAY'S PROGRAMME Friday's programme will be as follows: (all times local).
0800; Two-man bobiled (1st: and 2nd heats).
FIVE WINS EACH
15. Italy II (E. Monti and B. Alvern).
10. Germany II and K. Honenester).
(A. Ostler
17: Britain II (S. Parkinson and C Williams),
18. Sweden If (5. Erbs and W. Aronsson).
18. Italy I (L. Dalia Costa and G. Conti).
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