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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, JULY 7, 1930.

CLEVER DIVING FEAT AT V.R.C.

BUDDING ACROBAT GIVES BRILLIANT EXHIBITION.

INTERESTING EVENT FOR LADIES IN PYJAMAS.

[BYWATERMAN."]

There was a strong muster of swimming enthusiasts, at the T.R.C. on Saturday when the second night fête of the season was beld. The sport commenced at 9.30 p.m. and for two hours there' was an unceasing programare of entertainment which must have been highly enjoyed by all.

mrn aside. Good captaincy on the part of Gittens wou his team the

THE PROGRAMME. The first event on the programme

race. While Johnstone and Fornita Was a members race over Afty were content to let the ladies in their yards. Owing to the large entry teams start off at an early stage, this was divided into five heats, Gittens conantrated on getting a long lead by sending out his men but as a few of those who entered swimmers first. The result was did not compete four heats were that his team was morally encofr eventualy decided upon.

aged, and they never lost their had, though at one time they were yery close to being passed.

Water Polo.

The Arst heat was rather tame as Soares.. who finished in 30.2 seconds, was a bit too good for the others. The second heat saw The entertainment was very ap- some fine swimming, S. V. Gittens propriately brought to an ind by conceding handicaps to all cap-an interesting water. polo game be didates, and coming home first in tween the Services and the Chines the very fast time of 27 seconds. Though the latter won by three The third heat was a virtual walk | goals to one, there was not such over for Silva Netto, who won in a big diffèraice, between the side as effortless fashion, and L. Rozs the score might suggest. In fact Pereira, the popular Portuguese the game was very even, the only animmer, who is better known for drawback being the defence of the his efforts to win the Harbor Race Service team. The Chinese broke in recent years, won the fourth through on several occasions and heat.

made full use of their opportuni- tica but the same could not be said of the Services' forwards, who seem- ed lost in front of the goal.

Four Styles,

Only four entrants could be found for the four-style event. Over the first length (breast stroke) H.-M. Remedios led iron T. Paget and W. Lawrence, and the second length saw Remedios forge further ahead. his side stroke being just a shade better than Paget's and Lawrence's In the third length, however, Law. rence picked up all he hail conceded

Music and Dancing. "After the sports dancing was carried on in spite of the heat, the Lyric Orchestra supplying very good music; the prize distribution also took place.

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Results.

as his back stroke overshadowed The full results were:- thood of his competitors. The final 50 yards Members' Handicap.1. saw Lawrence winning easily,|L.A. Soare; 2, L. Reza-Pereira.

crawling home in 78 seconds. Time: 29.2/3 secs. Paget and Remedios made a close race of it, and the former just gol into second place. His official time was 77 seconds, though 50 would have been nearer the mark. con sidering that Lawrence won by a good five yards.

Ladies' Breast Strokes. Five candidates started here, and Miss G. Dalziel showed herself an adept in this form of swimming. She won handsomely from the others. The great thing about Mis Dalziel was the manner it which she allowed her strokes to be completed each time instead of hurrying over them in haphazard fashion. This was the general fault with the rest of the competitors More haste len speed" is ab solutely true in breast strokes.

Swimming Under Water. This event was very interesting and come very good swimming was seen. The judges, however, rather spoiled things by not clearly an nouncing what was to be done, with the result that several who actually touched the end of the tank first were beaten.".E. D, da Roza quali fied for the final in the first heat; Foraita, A. da Roza, E. Law rence and L. Roa Pereira were the other finalists,

The final,

won by which was Foraita. Was a thrilling raci Foraita, however, gave one the sur picion that be had only swum £4 yards and finished the last yard the surface. L. Roza Pereira and da Raza finished under water at the same moment as Foraita, but being under water, they were about two-fifths of a second behind when they got to the top.

Diving Exhibition. This was certainly the most de lightful feature of the night's enter. taiament. Ed. da Roża is certain- ly an accomplished diver and no mean acrobat. His exhibitions from which he provided eight different kinds of diving was a treat to watch and a study to those who are striving to learn the intricacies of From the spring-boogd diving. platform da Rota was equally ver satile, his back somersault and false header being the outstanding items.

Members' Handicap Final, After the diving exhibition the members awam their final over filty yards Gittens, after his excellent display in the heita, was watched

100 yards open to the Colony (Four Styles: Breast, Side, Back and Free)-1, W. Lawrence; % T. Paget. Titio: 76 secs.

Handicap

Ladies' yards (Breast Stroke),-1, Miss G. Dal- ziel; 2, Miss A Fowler. Time: 40

5423.

One Length Swimming under water.-1, W. Foraita; 2, L. Roza- Pereira. Time: 15 secs.

Midnight Race.1, Miss E. M. Booth and H. M. Remedios; 2, Miss A. Fowler and, W. Foraita

Mixed

Team Race:-Gittens' team:

Water Polo-Chinese, 3 goals; Services, l'goal.

RESCUE AT SEA.

ANNAMITES BROUGHT TO

HONG KONG,

Eighteen Annamites, including a woman, were rescued on the high seas by the 9.8. Kiangsu and- brought to the Colony yesterday. They were handed over to the Water Police.

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REPORTED THEFTS.

CHINESE LOSES A SUM OF $777.

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Several thefts were repórted to the police during the week-end.

Li Ngao Chau, residing at the Ping on Boarding House in Con- naught Road Central reported to the police that at 4 p.m. on Satur- day, while he was boarding the s.s. Tai Po Shek, some person stole front his jacket pocket a sum of 3577 in bank notes. One was a

by all eyes, but he could not repeat 8500 note, another of $100 and a

his brilliant swim. L. Soares now-third was a 850 note.

ed clearly that the handicappers were all wrong by winning this event in 29.2 seconds.

Midnight Ráce.

Had Mrs. Grundy been at the night fete, she would have ren shocked. beyond words, to see Ave pretty girls in pyjamas at one end of the bath. These were partnered

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Mr. Spiers, engineer on the ss. Ixion, reported the loss of a silver watch and bracelet valued at $20. The article was stolen from a drawer in his cabin early on Baturday morning.

Mr. H. H. Fantham, wharfinger." Kowloon Godowns, was relieved of 820 on Saturday between 2 and 4 lighted candle across to them-op. Tho money was taken from mean task in view of a strong a wallet lying in his coat which draught prevailing at the time of wag hung up in the office. Nerve Shockthe, race-and the ladies had to Malaria Rheumatism. Headache Sciatica

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swim back in their pyjamas to the finishing point. The lights were all turned out and the race proved to be very thrilling, Miss EM Booth, who was partnered by H. M. Remedios, Rinning the event.

Mixed Team Race. Johnstone, Gittens and Fonite captained three mixed teams con- sisting of two ladies and six gentle

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