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WEEK-END YACHTING.
COMMODORE'S CUP RESULTS.
The following are the full results of the Commodore's Cups! Racog oiled on Saturday under the auspices of the Royal Hong, Rong Yacht Club. The course was froni. Lyeemun Beacon (F.), Ramsay Shoal (P.), Mark on Line (P.), and Channel Rooks (15.). Distance: 0.1 miles.
Yacht Saited by
¡Norena (Mr. J. R. L. Stanten),.
Siskin (Mr. A. V. Harvey)
TIMKE Finishot Corrected Ption
-1,00,23 4.06.03
3
4.11.11 4.08.36
2
Diana (Major Bingham).
-4.18,44
4.08.10
Argulla I
(Mr. H. Pearce)
-4.19.28
4.07.31
Dorothan (Mr. H. Dryor).
819.04
4.08.27
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Falcon (Mr. B Veliäi)
4.36.42
4.23,49
Daphne (Miss M. Stoissy-
*** 4, 20.43:
4.07.13
Ailsa (Major Barry)
-4.23.10
-1.01-10
"y" and "G" Classes (Started at "2.30 p.m.).
G
Yacht Bailed by
Why Wonder (Capt. Fowkes)
Wings (Capt. Malone)
Bluejacket (Vr. H. S. Reuse)....
TIMES Finished Corrected: "P'titan"
4.38.50 1,35.50 4.47.BE
4.47.51 1 4.31.50 4.31.50
3
1
·Boojum (Mr. €. Pickering)
1.33.11. 4.36.4)
4
Speedwell (Major Stewart)
Adane (Comdr. A. H. Walker, H. N.)...
Lola (Mr. R. Grieve)
Wendy Misa Patchetty.
Bunise (Caps, W. C. Rose)
4.33.33 4.33.53 -4.41.40. 4.41,40 4.43.0% 4.39.28 4.30.4:4 4.13.-40 443,52 437/49
YESTERDAY'S YACHT RACES..
ARMY BEAT THE NAVY
FLCKY WINDS PRODUCE UNEXPECTED RESULTS.
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Two races, one in the morning and bue in the afternoon, took place between, the Army and Navy gurdardag over the following course-Chanel Rocks P, Rumey Shool P., and Mark on Line 5. The Army merged winners by 18 Boints.
The races, were sailed in very duky winds, which resulted in some inexpretest finishing times, the results of the handicapping being different from what was expreted
Argulla 15. (Lt.. Ball) ... ↑ }} Aila Mid Grace)....... 3 * Wings (L-Cd. Húsband
Chitton)
11 2
MORNING RACE.
Army
Navy.
Tught Sailed by
Pan. Pta.
Diana (Maj. Borry).... 3
13
Yacht Sailed by Colleen (Lt. Else)
Pon. Pte. 阿 5
Borothea (Lt. Anstru
tly),
0
Daphne (Maj. Lockiur) a
10
Why Wonder (Cujitain
Rose)
9
4
Maejneket (Mn). Ste-
Boojum (Mid. Thurs
ton)....
... 10
3
"wart)
Adanac (Mid. Bentley).. 12
...1
Total
Spendwell (Capt. Bolt)... 4
Totul
10:
AFTERNOON RACE.
Yacht Sailed by " Pan. Pts.. Colleen Maj. Tosh)
181
3 10
Argula 11. (Maj. Bing-
ham)
Yacht Diana . Pulvertofl) - 2 11 Dorothen (Sub. Lt. Cob-
Sailed by
Pan. Pts.
1
13
h
10
3
Ailun (Capt. Melntyre) 8
3
Daphne (t. Tothill)
11
Wings (Capt. Durlop). 12 Brojum (Capt. Fawkes) 7 Adanac (Maj. Danster-
ville
1
B
Why Wonder 7 (Sub, Lt..
Carver)
6
Bluejacket (1t. Nichola). 5
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Speedwell (Cdr. A.`IL
Walker, R.N.
Total
Morning total ......
Total
10
Morning total
30
Grand total
Grand total
TO
SEVEN-A-SIDE RUGGER.
189181
RESULT OF THE DRAW. "
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY,
TENNIS NOTES.
OPEN DOUBLES UNDER, WAY...
KK.C.C. HANDICAP EVENTS
COMMENCING.
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[BY SALADIN.]
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RECORDS BROKEN AT UNIVERSITY.
SUCCESSFUL" SPORTS AT
POKFÜLAM.
The University sports a Pok fulam on Saturday afternoon were productive of a wholesale bronking of records, lady undergrads being responsible for two out of the seven
new records set up.
The hall has been set rolling in Fay Open · Doubles Championship
Miss A. Wood set up new figures of the Colony. So far the results have been very much as expected,, for the ladies' Blb. putting the but sovordi matches deserve special weight and doubled her success by mantion. In the tia Chiu Chuir setting a new mark 100 yards.
Chiu and W. C. Hùng. Redmond and Hancock, the former pair won, as forecasted in these columos last week, and so the issue has been de- cided between a rising young pair and an experienced but declining combination. The run of play also came up to expectations, in that the pairs were evenly matched. Youth prevailed in the end, for Redmond·· and: Hancock held a load of 3-0 games in the final set, but strangely Lenough fell off immediately to lose
the next six gaines.
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Tho men's new records "wers: -p Discus Throw-N. Vargaszöff, 164 foet 24 inches; Javalin Throw~A, T. Lee, 143, fret 8 inches; 10,000 Metres-A. T. Nomanbhoy, 41 mine.
Bea Hoat teik, 30 foot 6 inches; 44.7 Bees.; Hub, Step, and Jum])-
Putting the 101b. Weight-N. Vr
Aszuff35 feet, 1 inches.
MARCH 7, 1932.
PREPARING FOR" "
GRAND NATIONAL
''THE YANKS ARE....
COMING!"
¡TUROVOM REUTER'S 'AORNEY.]
The spound final touches are being given to Aintree Course for the Grand National on the 18th of this mouth. The course is in ne condition despite lack of rain. Sixty special trains will be run from London and the South carry- Americans are ing 30,000 people.. coming in full foros.
1
OBITUARY
PROMINENT AMERICAN
BANDMASTER
(TUROVON REUTHN'S AGENCY.]
Rabina, Pennsylvania U.S.A.,
Mar. 8. The death is announeed of Band-
As the conclusion of the sporis, Finaster Sousa. Mrs. R. H. Kotowall distributed
[John Philip Sousa was born in Washington on Nov. 6, 1984. He the prizes, to the successful compe-was a teacher of music an 18 and
titors.
Mr. K. T. Like, President of the Athletic Association, expressed his Tui Wai Pui and Tsui Ynn Pui grelitude to Mr. Paul Lauder for who have featured prominently in the donation of a beautiful cup for the Open Singles Igiled to win in the Mile, race; to We. Sum Pak- their initial Open Doubles match ming, for the donation of another against F H. Kwok and S. w. eup, which they had decided to pre- Liang. The result sauinot, by any sent to the winner of the Marathon tazas, be termed surprising, as the event, the 10,000 metres; to the winters are more experienced play. Sincere Co. for presensing a Chal ers who have seen first class tennis lenge Cup; ter M, Dowbiggin 'for abroad, while the Tsui brothers have his contribution to the prize fund; now only venched a promising stage and lo members of the staff for individually.
their donation of a Cup.
Results.
The elimination of Burnett and White at the hands of A. J. de Silva'
Discus Throw:-1, N. Vargassoff and E de Souza has upset my fore-(104 It. at ins-Record); 9, A/T. east for one of the last eight posi-Lee; 3, T. N. Lien 4, C. Candah. tions, but this upset will not Javelin Throw:-1, A. T. Lee materially affect the progress of the (141 ft. 0 ins.--Record); 2. N. Var. gassoff; 3, E. L. Gosano 4, A. M. Rodrigues.
event, as Vineher and Goldman, who are in this quarter will in all probability beut, any pair opposed to them in the quarter fioul.
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220 yards Loy Hurdles:-1. A. T Lee (28,4/3 sees.), 2. C. T. Low;
It is very gratifying to recorda, D. J. N. Anderson 4, C. Candah. Portuguqee successes in this event.
Five pairs antered "originally, of
10,000 Mobrés: A. T. Nomanb
100 yards:-1, V. Koppé (10.4/& sees.); 3, K. P. Gan; 6. E. L. Gosano; 4, 0. I. de Souza.
whom three have already won their hoy (41 mins. 44.7 accs.Record); way into succeeding rour.de. Ono. 2, S. Y. Cheng; 3, D. Hunt; 4, R. has been beaten while the fifth has E. G. Leong. yet to appear. Their successful paira are:-H. A. Barros and F. J. Remedios, A. J. de Silva and E. File Sousa, and G. A. Noronha and L. A. da Rocha. The first two pairs meet is the third round to qualify for one of the last eight positions, which is quite a distinetiqu..
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M. K. Lo and M. W. Lo, the only ex-champion pair competing, did.' not have everything their own way against H. N. Lec and Y. T. Chow. They took the first set rathor com fortably, but the lafter pair asserted themselves in the second set, Chew by dint of some enterprising play, in which he adopted hard hitting, gave the Lc's a warm time and forced M. K. into making repeated SATURDAY'S TRIAL GAMES.
errors, M. W was obviously ex- As a prolínimary practice for the cited during this set, in which Lee
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and Chow at one stage led by 5-9 Seven-A-Ride Tournament, the Kow-guines, Eventually, however, the
up Rugby Club engaged the Lo's won by G-4, 4-0. -It.A.F. în friendly nutches on their ground on Saturday when their "A" FIRST GAMES ON WEDNESDAY and "B" trans were down to op- the R.A.F. and H. M.S. Hermes. The latter did not turn
and alter playing the Club “ A the R.A. F. sportingly took on the
3" tanm.
The following is the draw for the Beven-A-Side Rugby Tournament, which is scheduled to be played next Wednesday and Saturday:--
First Round.
H.M. S. Cumberland-Bye.
H.M.S."Temar and Small Shipa
"A"-Bye.
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H.M.S. Hermas. Club ":"/ 4th Submarine Flotilla "R" v... Kowloon "E."
Kowloon "A" r. Tamar and Small Shipa "B."
K. & S. Bank Flotilla "B."
ab Submarine
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few
the first match, the Air Force won the toss hud within a !minutes, Yornell broke away from
Pole Jump, R. E. G. "Leong (5 ft. 8 ins.): 2, Ng Su-wan A. B. Tala.
220 yards: -, E. L. "Glosano (24.4/5 sucs.); R. Symons; 3, F. Zimmern; 4, A T, Lee.
Half Mil-1, D. J. N. Ander- Nomanbhoy; 3, Woo Hung-tak; 4, son (2 mins, 14.2/5 secs,); 2, A. T.
W. K. Choa.
T
Ladies Shot Put (8 lb.):--1, Mis A. Wood (91 It. 0 in.-Record). 2, Miss C Wong; 3, Miss R. Perry
Hentteck (39 ft. 8 ins.-Record); 2,
Hop, Step and Jump:-1, Bee. D. J. N. Anderson; 3, 0. J. de Bouza 1, L. Silva.
Ladies' 100 yes:- Miss A Miss P. C., Kwok; 3, Mia W. F. Wood (13.3/6' sees.-Record)? 2.
Kwak; 4, Miss C. Wang.
130 yards High Hurddes:-1. C. T. Law (19.1/10 secs.); S, Chan Seckfong; 3. A. M. Rodrigues.
Three more positions remain to oe filled in the last sixteen places of
Putting the Shot (10) 1k.):---1, the Open Singles. The matches will N. Vargansof (36 ft. 11 in.-Re decided this afternoon, the leacord); 2. Szeto Eng Kee; 3, B. P being:-
Taa; 4, K. P. Gan."
M. W. Lo v. Iu Tak Lam.
A. L. Sullivan.z. D. B. Evans..
-440 yarda:-1, R. Symona
Ng Sze Chung . D. M. Mac. (56.1/10 secs.); 2, D. J. N. Ander son; 3, Woo Hang-tak; 4, F.. Zini Dougall,
mern.
Ladies' Long Jamp, Miss A. The Cricket Club Singles Cham-Wood; 2, Miss P. C. Kwok; 3, Mina pionship is also under way. As yet w. F. Kwok,
Long Jum
it is too early to judge who will figure in the concluding rounda, but
D. J. N. Ander.
a loss serum on the left to score aa forecast of the likely ones to son (19 ft. 4 in.); 20. I. de try. Slater missed in his attempt, occupy the last eight places will not Souza; 3, 4. M, Rodrigues.
be out of place hero My selections
to convert. Ferguson, the Kowloon A skipper, later equalised, but Cogan failed to convert,
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to
(1) S. E. Green.
(2) II. Owen Hughes. (3) L. Goldman. (4) L. Forster.
(6) · A. L. Sullivan, (3) M. H. F. Waring,
(7) G. W. Sewell,
(@) Y. V. Segalón.
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Pat Students' Race (290 yards) Handicap):1; Chung Hok-wan;
2, E. Wong Tape: 3, Dr. Guzdar.
High Jump:-Tie between Bee Hoal-tock, C. T. Law, and Chau Beck-fong.
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One Mile 1, D. J. N. Ander (8 mins. 11 secs.); 2, A, T Nomanbhoy; 3, 8. Y. Cheng; 4, T. Y. Ong,
Open Half Milo-1, A.B. Harris (H.M.S. Hermos-2 mins. 18.2/5
Ferguson was again prominent in the attack and was instrumental in MacNider scoring after a brilliant dash Cogan converted and half-time came with the Chub in the lead by
points to 3. Kowloon continurd
exert pressure and Ferguson got ever for Club “A” » Tomar and Small à ne try which Cogan had bad luck A start will be made in the secs.); 2, P.0. Robertson (H.M.6 Ships. "C."
i just fulling to convert. Kilhy Cricket_Club handicap events this Hermes): 3, Gunner, Rogers, R. A. ineransed the Club's lead with an- week. The Singles Handicap com | Tug-of-War--Morrison Hall bent; South Wales Borderers--Bya.
other fine try to which Cogna addad mences to-day, the Doubles Hand goal points: The R.A.. replied cap to-morrow, while a couple of I strongly and secured a converted ties in the Mixed Doubles Handicap Cumberland v. Tamar and Small try just before the final whistle. aro scheduled for Wednesday.
Dinal score: Kowloon. "A" 13 Ships "A."
points: R.A.F. 8 points.
Second Round,
S.W.B.. winners of Club "A" v. Tamar and Small Ships "C"
The first round will be played on Wednesday on the Club ground, enmmencing at 5 p.m. Eight teams -will-kas-quntify for the second round which will be played on Saturday.
4.
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+
Rice Hall by two pulls to one.
Relay Race:-1, Ricci Hall; 2; Lugard Hall, a, St. John's Hall;
4. Morrison Hall.
Inter-Hostel Morrison Hall.
Championship:
Individual Championship :-D.
I notice that the,bamboo stand for After an interval of ten minutes, the stand court is now in the course the R.A.F. engaged the Kowloon of construction. As the two open J.. N. Anderson. "B" Play was not an interesting events have reached somewhat ad-j as in the first game, Torrible secur-vanced stages, especially the Open | ed the maly points of the game for Singles, matches will probably be
ataged thero shortly,
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the home team with a good try:
was held yesterday on thoir clay Į The following were the players
courts at Caroline Bill, in which wins took part in the gamer÷Kow-
The South China Athletic Asso "B" ABC" division pinyors, oleven-pairs representing their “A”- loon "A"-Kilby, Butchinson, Fer guson, Torrible, Cogan, MacNider,eintion have already begun serious took part. Playing all day, the McNeice. Fowloon "B-Muller, practice for the League Matches pairs met one another in sets of The tournament has been arrang Owen-Davis, Whitley, Torrible, during the Bummer. They have: night games each, so that every pair efits and it is hoped that it Slater, Edwards, Brown, Stewart, (Continued at foot of next column.)......-beneficial. ed in aid of naval and military Black, Bonham, McNeice. R.A.F. organised a series of fortnightly played eighty games. No doubt, American Tournaments. One such these periodic practices will prove, will receive the support it deserves: Yarnall, Sheppard, Rowe.
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a conducter at 17. He has had a distinguished amsical career, and has toured Europe-several times- and the world. He composed many marches and was the author of several books.]
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