CHINESE ATHLETIC AND AQUATIC MEETING.
OPENING CEREMONY AND FIRST DAY'S RESULTS.
SPORTSMEN EN FETE AT NORTH
POINT.
Several thousandChinese made their way to North Point yesterday when the Chinese Athletic Association held their first sports meeting.
Athletes from Hong Kong matched their skill, against repre- sentatives from the Federated Malay States, Canton, Swatow and Java. The standard was high throughout and the spectators fällow- ed the events with interest and enjoyment.
In the evening several hundred enthusiasts watched an excel. lent swimming gala at the Chinese Athletic beach
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THE SWIMMING FETE.
SINGAPORE VISITOR'S
The oficial opening of the three days' meet was exceedingly impres aive. The competitors were group. ed together in the centre of a buge stadium specially erected for the meeting on the reclaimed area in North Point and behind them were the standards of the various clubs brightly and teams, making coloured array of beauty.
Shortly after 1 p.m. the Chinese National Anthem was played, "and Mr. Aw 'Boon Haw unveiled the Association's Ring. The whole as-tures which aembly, competitors and audience; then gave three bows to the Nationalist flag and speeches by the President and others followed.
The President's Thanks. Addressing the gathering Mr. Y. K. Mok, President of the Chinese Athletic Association, thanked all who have contributed either money for services to bring about the first
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SEPTEMBER 7, 1929.
Lawn Bowls.
Baseball Notes.
There was a gathering of several hundred last night at the Chinese Athletic Amociation's bathing shed at North Point to watch the aqua- tic events on the programme. A commodious area was marked of by several lighters and on these were constructed matshed struc
provided excellent seating accommodation,
on
REMAINDER OF THE PROGRAMME.
The following is the full pro- gramme for the next three days of the meeting-
SATURDAY-END DAY, Track and Field Competition. 2.0 p.m. Flat Race, 100 m. Pole jump (final)
2.13
9.45 11
3.15
3.30
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"
4.15.
4.30
Flat Race 200 m. (final). Chinese Boxing Exhibi-
tion (C.M.A.).
Basket ball match. Throw the discus (final). Lion exhibition (N.M.A.).
High hurdle (final), 3.45 Flat race 800 m. (final). 4,00
Low hurdle (heat)." Volley ball (T.KÁ. »,
Y.S.A.) Open team race 1,600 m.
(firal). Football exhibition
(C.A.AS.L.I.F.). Swimming and Water Polo, 8.00p.m. 50 metres Free style
(semifinal). 200 metres Breast stroke. 100 metres Free style.
(semi-final). 100 metres Back stroke (heat).
8.15 9.30,
"
8.43
0.00
100 metres Free style
0.10 9.43
12
10.00
10.20
(open)-baal.
Fancy dive. 200 metres Free style
(Ansi) Team race (final). Waterpolo (Singapore
team v. T.S.A.). SUNDAY-FINALS,
Track and Field and Football Competition.
10.00a.m.
10.30.
The most interesting event the programme last night was a race over 100 metres open to all comers. There were three competi tors, these being Leung Shier Mau (Chinese
A.A., W. Lawrence 10.15 (V.R.C.) and Ng Mong Guan (Singapore).. The race was won by the last named who led from the start and finished five yards ahead Wun a similar
of Lawrence who
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11.00 distance ahead of Leung Shiu Mau. 11.45,
The ladies' race over 100 metres
Good Sport In 30 Metres.
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Flat race 100 metres. Throwing the discus. Flat race 400 m. Basket ball. Long jump.
Hong Kong St. John Am-
balance display. Throwing the Javelin (5
events).
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Low hurdle. 12.18 p.m. Flat race 200 m.
High jump. 12.30
1.00-2.00 fufereal, 2.00 p.m. Chinese boxing exhibi-
tion (S.C.A.A.). Team race (1,600 metres). Lion exhibition (N.M.A.) Throwing the discuss.
big sporta meeting of the Associa-was very slow, the winner in bathoon tion. He said that the Association] heals using the breast atroke. were always keen on promoting sport and he trusted that the meet- ing which they were about to stage would not prove disappointing, but, be added, if there was room for im.
provement, he would be pleased if the public would let him or the Committee know..
A glance at the result of the heats in the 50 metres race, will show that the final will be excep- Ng Mong Guan the winner of the 100 metres tionally interesting. championship is in the finals of the 50 metres, and so is Leung Shiu Mau, one of the best swim-
In the breast stroke events, the finishes were very close and those who attend the finals will see a thrilling race in the 900 metres in
this style.
Mr. Aw Boon Hpw, who hoisteders in the Colony. the Ang as a signal that the sports had started said that the object of the function was to increase the
The rivalry between Singapore, interest of the local Chinese com munity in athletics. The import-Hong Kong and Canton is
keen and vociferous demonstrations by the supporters on various sides, ance of physical development would be brought home to the masses by added interest to the sports. holding gigantic meetings of this kind.
The speaker pointed out that Chi-30 nese athletes at the Far Eastern Olympiads always did poorly and it was with a view to producing a better standard, that he had done what little he could, to assist the Association.
Other speakers included Mr. Wong Kwang Tin, Mr. Họ Lưu, BT. Chan Lim Pak and the secretary of a well-known sporting institution in Canton. All speeches were made before a microphone.
Headed by a band, the committec and officials of the Association and the competitors marched round the track and each contingent was cheer- ed as it passed the big gathering of spectators.
The sports commenced with a hundred yards race followed by discus throwing. During this item which is always a long one and of no particular interest except to experts, the spectators were treated to a clever éxhibition of Chinese boxing and a display of the lion dance.
A volley ball game was played while the long jump was in pro gress to keep things going and give the spectators an alternati' e attrac- tion:
The Results,
The results of yesterday's races are as follows:-
1,500 metres Flat Race-1, Fung Kwok Wah; 2, Lau Yan To; 3, Lam fu. Time: 4mins, 52.2-58eče.
Discus Throw.-1, Ng Tin Ling; 2, Kwong Ying Ming. Dis. 20.1 m.
800 metres Helny Race.-1, Chi- nese Athletic Association; 7, Fukien Province.
Long Jump. 1, Mok Hing (5.9 metres); 2, Cheng Tak Wing (6.36
Full Results.
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The fall-results are as follows:-
Metres Free Style :---
1st Heat: I, Ng Mong Guan (Singapore), Yeung Man Time: Kit; 3, Chaun Woon Iu. 31 ades. 2nd Heat: 1. Leung Shiu Mau (C.A.A.); 9, Li Chun Yee; 3, Time: 29 Wong at Kwong,
3008,
3rd Heat: 1, Wong Wing Fong (C.A.A.), Choy Chak Lau; Time: à, di Tai (Canton).
34.1-5 secs.
4th Heat: 1, Kwok Fung San (C.A.A.); 2, Tong la Fan (Canton); 3, Luk Man Sau. Time: 33 Beca.
200
Metres Breast Strokes:--
9.15
.
2.30
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2.45
3.00
3.30
"
4.30
71
Hop and step jump.
Flat, race 1,500 m.
800 m. team race (open).
Flat race 10,000 m.
" Volley balley.
Football exhibition
́(C.A.A. v. Navy).
Swimming and Water Polo Com petition,
.
8.00 p.m. Free style 50 m. 8.15
**
8.95
8.35
8.50
8.00
8.10
15
0.30
10.00
Breast stroke 200 m. Free style 100 metres. 400 metres Free Style.
Back stroke 100 m.
Ladies free style 100 m.
LEAGUE' COMMENT, STATISTICS AND CHAMPIONSHIP PROSPECTS."
LAST EIGHT IN THE OPEN SINGLES SERIES.
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gradually overhauled and passed by
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On Tuesday those ball fans who wended their way to Caroline Hill were provided with a fine exhibition of the old ball game. The South China aggregation were at home to
A BUSY WEEK AT NAVY the U.S.S. Gun outfit, and the "
final issue was not arrived at till FIELD.
after an extra inning. It was a day of thrills! The Chinese batted Srst, TO-DAY'S BIG GAME.
and by the time the sailors stepped up for their last inning, the score CENTRE FIELD."]
was 3-1 in favour of the Chinese nine. Then Harris and Richardaod crossed the rubber to tie the scores,
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inoing. Matty Chang's boys were and it was decided to play an extra- blanked out, and thanks to a heavy lug by pitcher Rossman, Smith trotted home to win the game for
the sailors by the odd run.
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Even the most grouchy of base- ball fans had no cause for com. A prophecy which I made last
plaint during the past week, for week regarding Craigengower's one shot, 15-14. However, he again although old man Jupe Pluvius saw prospects on their visit to Kowloon took the lead by 20-15, but failed to it fit to upset all arrangements for Dock was justified as the champions get the tingle shot he needed to the Filipino-Japanese battle laat team win. The winner, gained the neces-Sunday, there were thrills galore returned home a beaten
at the Navy Field when the boya Kowloon Dock are again in the sary shots in singles during an
unequal struggle in the darkness.
from the "Guam" engaged the
After the game I asked the sailor championship contest; they are two
The other match was between U.local nines in some very closely boys what they thought of the points behind Cruigengower and
Chinese nine, and the popular both are playing their last match M. Omar and B. W. Bradbury, the fought and interesting games.
the regards the only longue affair that opinion was: I guess they'll win day. The Bowling Green Club's Craigeugower stalwarts, on
Police ground. Some people who
was decided, the Kiaoras,, the in the league. They are a nice bunch a thrilling game success at King's Park has made expected to sed them strong rivals, as they are also were disappointed, as Omar won fants of the league, swamped the of ball-players, and even to-day team out, they gave us a close run." two points behind with the advan-with comparative case, although he Hong Kong Baseball Club to the when they did not have their full
was not in his beat form. Brad-
tune of 18-7. This was an uninter- That sounds pretty good for the tage of two matches in hand. bury took the first head with a
due to meet single, and thereafter Omar demi-esting game-the tamest I have seen Chinese boys, and they tell me they will take the field against the Craigenzower are
on a local diamond.
Phillies to-day full of confidence." Taikoo away. The Bowling Green ated the game, scoring 18 shots,
They feel sure that they will romp receive Kowloon Dock and after including a couple of threes and twos, in the next twelve heads,
The Kinora lads are 3 that visit their heighbours, Kow-making the score 164. A single and
very home with the bacon, but what will loon C.C.
three reduced Bradbury's deficit, keen bunch, but apart
from Zatra & Co. say to that? There is one thing pretty certain, and that but he had to give away the same
very is the Filipino lads will make Matty number in the next two heads. A that I fear there is not
much in them. True, they are Chang and his merry men play drive by Bradbury brought him two shots and then Omat scored the comparatively new to the game, mighty hard to win. Personally,
would not like to say who will win, and with a few more years' experia I know that both teams will make required shot to win by 21-10...
ence ought to develop into a real their usual aggressive efforts to good aine. Their weak point, like carry the day. most of the local teams, lies with the pitcher. Lee was inclined to be wild on Sunday, and in this respect there was very little to those be tween him and Russakoff, who pitched a very indifferent game.
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The championship is still very open and much depends on the results to-day. Taikoo will go all cut to avenge their last defeat at the Valley when they recrive Craigengower. It is a vital game for the latter, as the points would make their position almost safe even if their closest rivals also succeed. I expect that a better prevall among the spirit will Craigengower players and I hope to see them returning with the paints this time. The most im-ing.competitors:- portant fixture of the afternoon is at the Bowling Green Club where the visitors. Kowloon Dock are
On their visit last time the Bowling Green secured the points on margin of five shots. They will do their best to win again, but I doubt whether they will be able to do it. The Club de Recreio will no doubt have realised their weakness on the rink which let them down last weck and will make the necessary chango in position which would give them a chance of securing the points. They receive Civil Service, who ought to put up a good fight. Recreio are not out of the race altogether, and in the event of their wianing the remaining two matches, they can still get the same number of points as the leaders, should the latter be defeated."
There is only one match in the junior division to-day, the Electric ians being at home to Craigen- The latter failed badly few at home when they met
gower.
All the Interport prchables are in the list of the last eight. It seems to me that nothing better could be done than to have a trial match of two teams from this array of talent, The next round will bring out the four semi-finalists from the follow-
U. M. Omar r. R. Bass F. Cullen . J. Ferguson. C. Atkinson v. A. W. Grimmitt. J. C. Brown v. B. F. Luz.
LEAGUE TABLES. ·
Division I,
P. W. D. L Pts
9 0 4 16 0 4 10
Craigongower 13 Kowloon B.G.C. 199 Kowloon D.R.C. 13 8 0 8 18 Club de Recreio 19 7 0 3.14 Civil Service 13 7 0 8 14 Taikoo R.C...12 6. 0 5 0 Kowloon C.C, 19
Q 0 13 Police R.C......13
SHOTS FOR AND AGAINST.
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What's wrong with the Baseball Club: That's a question I will leave to wiser heads than mine to solve. They have easily the biggest hitters as a team I mean-in the league, yet they cannot get going. «Burrell made about the biggest hit in the Navy Field diamond so far in the above-mentioned match, yet he only made two bases on it. In the same game Tem Chin socked the ball to left-field, and though it did not travel as far as Burrell's hit, Tom made the circuit run on
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The Chinese team play better
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baseball, but the Filipino lade have more beef in them, and they Zafra goes on the hill for the have the better batting side. If Phillies, the Chinese might find it more difficult for them to score, but if they pitch Alvares again, well, we had better wait and see. for the South China side, **Ed" Chang as usual will pitch,with Ching Kee calling the signals. They be.. lieve in signals more than any other fellows, and why 1. A signal correct- ly given and taken might make all the difference to a game. On Sun- day the Kinoraa will meet the Japanese, and I do not think I will be very far wrong if I tip the latter as likely winners.
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The Teams.
The line-ups for to-day's match will be-
"Chinese."
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Tong Kwan
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P. F. Choy K. L. Chu
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For Agst. Up.. Kowloon D.R.C. 318 669 147 Craigengower... 830 706 194 Kowloon B.G.C. 798 666 Club de Recreio 716 695 Taikoo R.C.... 672 609 Civil Service 710 741 Kowloon C.C... 628 725.
Divlaton I
Team race 200 m. (open), weeks ago, and I cannot see any Police R.C.....032 829
Long distance 1,500 m. Water polo (V.R.C. T. Kowloon and Chinese v.. Singapore). MONDAY,
Open Swimming Mest. Nine events:- 1.50 m. Free style. 2.-100 m. Fancy style. 3.200 m. Free style. 4.-200 m. Breast stroke. 5-100 m. Back stroke. 8.-300 m. Team race. 7.-800 m. Free style. 8.Ladies 100 m. Breast stroke. 9.-Water polo (final).
Phil Le Fevre is back from Baguio, prospect of their winning on the
P. W. D. L Pts. looking in great shape, and will take Away ground. The Bowling Green Club and Civil Service have faish-Kowloon E.G.C. 14 10 0 4 20
over active management of the Club. ed the season with the same number Civil Service...14 10 of points. It aceras more than pro- Taikoo R.C.198 bable that Taikoo will also join Craigengower ...13 them. They have two matches left, Yacht Club 13 both at home, with Kowloon C.C. Electric R.C. 13 Club de Recreio 14 and the Yacht Club, but they are not playing this afternoon owing Kowloon C.C....13 to the ground being engaged.
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All the skips appearing in last week's list retain their place. The Division 1. leader (R. Basa) bagged another six shots to bring his total to 121, which must stand as a re- Another cord single rink score. "centurion .. in the Second raising his total from 94 to 100 shots. It is worthy of note that these two players were at their post right through the season and are likely to be there in the remaining
1st Heat: 1, Luk Wing Sik THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Division, D. Walmsley (Taikos)
(Canton); 2, Cheung Siu Sang (Singapore). Time: 3 minutes 25 seconds.
and Heat.1, Lo Chi Hing (CAA); 2, Cheung San Kat (Singapore). Time: 3 mins. 28 3rd Heat: Wak over for Chi
Tak Wing.
4th Heat: Leong Wing Hon (Canton); 2, Ching Hin Chi. Time: mins, 35.30 secs. Metres Free Style:-
100
1, Luk Man Sun (Fukien); 2,
Leung Shiu Mau.
100 Metres Ladies (Free Style) :--
1st Heat: 1, Chau Tak Fai (CAA); 2. Wong Shuk Hing (C.A.A.). Time: 1 min: 51.9-5
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DRAW FOR SINGLES AND. DOUBLES.
The draw for the Open Singles and Doubles Tennis Championships held in connection with this meeting is as follows-
few matches. The next most suc cessful skip in the lower section has been D. Warren (Bowling G.C.)
who finished the season with 01
ANOTS TOX AND AGAINST.
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For Agat. Up. Kowloon B.G.C. 907 747 160 Civil Service... 907 762 135 Taikoo R.C... 739 848 Craigengower... 752 745 Yacht Club 739 759 Electric R.C...., 751 793 Club de Recreio 766 848- Kowloon C.C.... 673 024
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Subs: Chinese: Milton Koo, Ip Pak Wah, Wong Kichan, To Kwan; Phillies: Delgado, Remedios, L. Remedios.
Curreem, E.
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On Sunday, when the Japanese will cross-bats with the Kinoros, the team as he is actively interested in following will take the field.
Japancat. the game and has the necessary time Tsukaguchi to devote to it. "Big Bill" Burrell Soyojima laft for a three week trip in the Murata interior yesterday and his absence Honda will be very keenly felt by the Base- Hachiuma ball Club whose next four matches Koga are their stiffest on the schedule Morizono being against the Chinese and Kusano Japanese (two each). However, Takahashi "Bill" expressed the hope of being back in time for the last three games Hayase, Sagara. Kiaoras: Y. S. and hore's wishing him a nice trip.
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13. Puncheon (K.D.R.C.) 9. L. Guy (K.B.G.C.)....... 13. A. W. Grimmitt
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100 Metres (Open to the Colony). Ng Kam Chuen and Choi Ping
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renee; 3, Leung Shia Mau Time: 65.4-3 secs.
The beate for the 100 and 200 metres free style were cancelled.
WATER POLO,
E C. Fincher and E. F. Fincher, bye.
The first round will take place on September 13, the second September 10 and the final September 18, at 4.15 p.m.
In order to expedite the tourna ment, every player is requested to The draw for Water Polo com co-operate with the management by petition took place last night in turning up promptly on the court by Volley Ball-To Keung Associatat presence of representatives of the time requested. Any player who Bis late by ten minutes will have to various Clubs and resulted
default his match. tion beat Liu Yin Association, 2-0.
Metros. (First Heat).-1, 200 Cheung Koon Sang; 2, Ng Choi
metres).
Thay; 3 Chân Han Cho
200 Metres (Second Heat).—1,' Lam Yuk Ying: 2, Mak Kwok Tung: 3, Fung Kwok Wah.
100 Metres (First Heat)-1, Lam Yuk Ying; %, Fung Kwok Wah; 3,
Chan res(Second Heat)-1, Kang Cho. Time: 12secs. Cheung Hoon Sang; 2, Ng Tool Hing 3, Mak Kwok Tung. Time: 11.4bsecs.
follows:-
Sunday, Sept. 8V.B.C. Kowloon, 9.30 p.m.
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