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THRILLING FINISH IN THE 220 YARDS
L. Roza Pereira Wins By A Touch From Lawrence
GEOFFREY SMITH WINS JUNIOR 100 YARDS
(BY
WATERMAN")
The second day's sport of the Colony's aquatic chan pionships held at the V.R.C. yesterday again saw some very fine swimming."
The main item on the programme was the 220 yards free style championship of the Colony, and the event was won by L. Roza Pereira who won by a touch from W. Lawrence, the judges having great difficulty in deciding between the two swimmers in the last lap. It was one of the closest finishes in the 220 seen at the V.R.C. for many year and augurs well for Hong Kong at the forthcoming Interport. The time of 2 minutes 34-4/5 seconds is only 4/5 of a second above the record!
H. M. Remedios started a favourite for the 100-yards breast strokes championship, but failed badly in the last. lap und was fourth out of five competitors.
Geoffrey Smith, one of the most promising youngsters at the V.R.C. won the Club's 100 yards junior champion. ship in the excellent time of 62.3 seconds.
LAM YIU WINS 100 YARDS BREAST
HONG KONG DAILY
HK. LADIES HOCKEY CLUB
The Report for Last
Season
ESDAY SEPTEMBER
Local Sports Reviewed.
GOLDEN DRAGON
What a glorious race the Subs Challenge Cup proved to be and what atriumph for "Johnny Heard, bringing Golden Dragon to victory! It was a particularly
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mark, and so forth. Many are already shaking their heads at Hongkong's chances against shanghal but there is nothing to fear, and if they forget their nerves, our men may rise to treat heights. That the best men have
The report of the Hong Kong Ladies Hockey Club states that the accounts show that the credite bit of riding and at one time been selected to represent Hong- balance 30.40 has been increased thought that. De Minimis and rong few can gainsay and we Warrington had the race between | now await with interest the first to $575.28
them but Colden Dragon Nine new members joined the responded beautifully to his Joc-
match against Bhanghai. Club during the season, seven re-key's efforts, and the moment AQUATICS signed on leaving the Colony, while there was a gap between the nine members were transferred to i leaders. Golden the absent members list
The Club again wishes to place un record their appreciation" for the kindness shown by "the following Clube for the loan of their grounds during the season. The Hong Kong Area South China Command, The Royal Naval Recreation Club, The Hong Kong Hockey Club and the Y.MOA
Once again the Club were success ful in winning the Cher Clark Cup, this being the fourth year in succession. They won six of their matches, lost one and drew one. This success was in no small way. done to the coaching of Mr. San- derson, who, we regret left the Colony towards the end of last season. We have been very fortu- nate, however, in securing the ser- vices of Mr. Barlow.
The Season closed with a match against the Rest of the League, the Rest winning 3-2 On this occasion we were unfortunate in that only four of our 1st XI. were able to play. At the conclusion of this match Mr. Dand, Captain of the Hong Kong Hockey Club present ed us with the Caer Clerk Cup and silver spoons to the members of the team (these having been kindly given by Dr. F. Bunje). He sisu presented the Southern Cup to the Club de Recreio.
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Dragon
also
Towards the end of the swim- cut ming season, there is always through like a knifel) I watched glut of aquatic sports and the the race "very carefully and was past week, in spite of the weather surprised at Partnerships early saw several meetings on Monday, effort to take the lead. Had Laing the Annual Championships of the held Partnership, title while Colony commenced at the V.R.C.) longer, and let him go after turn- The gratifying feature of the ing into the wraight, these might sports now proceeding is that W. have been a different tale to tell Campbell, the cracks qvim- but as it was "Partnershit faded mer of the Borderers has entered out of the picture aftery leading for the long distance events; the into the straight. Pan rode De quarter mile which begins to-day, Minimis with plenty of condence, and the half mile to-morrow, and, knowing the pony's tendency Campbell on all the long dis- to bore out after entering the tance events at the Association's atraight, Fan carefully kept him sporta and will no doubt give the to the rails at Wong Nel Cheong VRC, men a very good race, and once he had taken the bend, though I do not expect him to he gave De Minimis his head. beat Rosa Pereira. There is this The pony responded well, but it about Campbell's entry that he was some time before he got, an
has apparently "obtained the opening and by then, Golden sanction of the Hongkong Inter- Dragon, who was
on the national Swimming Association to opening, came swim in the Championships, and lookout for an along with a terrific burst to take this is the proper spirit for the the lead. The wet state of the Exociation to show, for after all, course probably accounted for the are they not here to foster swim- Proulx ming? There can be no objection failure of National Day.
to anyone swimming in a properly had him well placed all the way. but when Partnership and the regulated, amateur meeting, and it others drew up with him at the sa pity that more people have bead of the straight. National not emulated Campbell's example and joined the Colony's cham- Day was beaten!".
plonships. Especially is this true PROMISING NOVICES The first race in the programme four lengths,, Lawrence being a
Congratulations, to H. V. Fearse of the breast stroke swimmers, of was the 100 yards junior Cham matter of a foot ahead of the rest. pionship in which there were five At the end of six lengths, Lawrence
on his first win in Hongkong. He whom the Chinese have many Starters. A. A. Roza and G. J. was still slightly ahead of Pereira
rode Maria Petra against 8. W. good exponents. Unfortunate Smith led all the way, Roza having and the position at the end of eight
The 2nd XI. did quite well dur-Tang on Just Imagine, Tang, had they have not joined the sports, a slight advantage over the first lengths was still the same, but Lawing the season and on several oc- he won, would have scored a win probably through some misunder three lengths, but, Smith turned
rence missed his last turn and Bota casions turned out a strong team at his first appearance on the standing about the requisite per-
Just Imagizie,
my mission. better in the last lap and by sheer Pereira in a glorious effort in the It was hoped at one time that course." might managed to forge ahend to swim for the last lap, just managed they would be able to play in the mind, was a better pony than FOOTBALL
The match at Caroline Hill on beat Roza by a touch. Young Roza to catch up with Lawrence, and it League games, but this could not be Maria Petra but Tang's iner started later in the evening in the was touch and go as to who will arranged.
périence cost him the race. Had Sunday showed how strong the 220 yards championship of the Co-win Pereira won by the smallest
he allowed Just Imagine to go South Ching team is this season. lony but the pace was such a hot margin conceivable, and the judge
out for a long lead in the earlier and it is pretty certain that they one, that he had to give up after had to deliberate for some consider
part of the race, Maria Petra will either win the league or finish 150 yards.
able time before announcing their
would probably never have caught up within a few points of the him. All things considered, how winners ever, both Pearse and Tang rode Nanking next month and their very well and should gure pro-xtures for October will have to minently in novice events in the be altered, though how it is going to be done remains" to be seen. The week-ends up till May are all booked and unless some arrange ment about mid-week play can be arrived at there seems to be no way for South Chins to meet the situation but to field weakened aides at the start of the season. The Borderers and the Lincolns are playing well this year. but
100 Yards Breast Strokes. The 100 yards breast strokes ehampionship fund two Chinese competitors and three V.R.C. men. The first two lengths found B.
decision.
Results:
Boys High Diving:-1, Guterres; 2, C. Mackintosh.
100 Yands Breast Stroke Cham pionship:-1, Lam Yiu; 2, B.
Fancied For To-Day Gosano, Time: 78.3 seconds."
E. B. da Roza, who is fancied for the 50 yards free style to day.
930 Yards-Free Style Champion- ship, L. Roza Pereira: Lawrence.
To-day's Programme
Handicap Boys
The Fifth Annual Dance held at Lane Crawford's on the 11ts January proved even more popular than previous years, a record num- ber of tickets being sold and the Club were able to make a profit of $104.15. Our thanks are due to Mr. D. M. Goodall in this connec tion.
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NORONHA GRADUATES The officers of the Club are:
Talkkig of novices reminds 50 Yarda Back-Strokes, "President: Mrs. W. T. Southorn;
that Jackie Noronha Class, 1. A. A. Noronha; 2 M M. Captain: E. Gray; Vice-Captain de V. Soares. Time: 401 seccads. J. T. C. Smalley; Hon. Secretary has now graduated out of 100 Yards Junior Championship :" P. M. Harrop; Assistant Hon his novice standard, and what 1, 6. J. Smith; 2. A. A da Foza, Secretary: E. O'Hagen; Hon. a win It vai He sur Time: 6.3 seconds."
Treasurer E. E. Bell; Commit prised a field of twelve with my tee: E. Bonnar, 4. Owen Hughes, ing Tourist, to pay his supporters no less than $288. Noronha has a C. Ferguson; Selection Committee E. Gray, M. Bird: E. Selby, J. T. way of turning up her least. C. Smalley, J. Sanderson, P. M. expected and it would be good polley, for those who can afford Harrop
it, to back him for a win and a place every time He starta, "Only one man succeeded in linking Dragon with Flying Golden Tourist and that was the owner of Flying Tourist, who having got the first "leg" might reasonably be expected to put his bet on his own candidate. The Doubles” was introduced into the Colony in cyclonic manner and its poplas larity seems assured.
1.-50 Yards
under 12 Years,
First Heat-F. Rocha, T. Reis, J. Marques, A. H. Axedo, L. Remé- dios.
Second Heat:-R Rocha R Marques, G. M. Rocario, A. Otorio. 2410 Yards Free Style Cham pionship of the Colony.
L/C W. Campbell, L Roza Pereira, W. M. Lawrence, E. B. Roza Gur. Gardner."
ITALY'S PROGRESS REVIEWED
(Cantiqued from page. 7.)
by busy thanks to the renovation of cur navy so that despite the crisis they had a yearly output of 187,000 tons. If the Italian mercantile marine has only 2,500,000 tons and our fleet of cargo boats is still First Heat:-A M. Rodrigues, antall we have a fine, passenger E. L. Gosano, J. A. Guterres, A. fleet, McGrath, A. A. Roza.
3"B Chiss Aggregate-30 Yards Free Style.
ELECTRICITY
NERVES OR BAD PLAY What is the matter with the Lawn bowlers selected to represent Hongkong in the forthcoming in- terport against, Shenzha? well in the trials
Second Heat-A. A. Guterres, The industry which has given a EM: Marques, A. A. Rumjahn new face to my country. is the elec date they have figure tanon
Gosano leading slightly from H. 31. 1 Jr, B. Gósano, G. J. Smith. Remedios, with Lam Tit (the ulti- 25 Yards Under Water Tace
mate winner) and E. M. Marques-Members, close up. Lee Ping Kwan was out First Heat:-L. P. da Silva, C. of it in the early stages of the race. F. Rozario, E. Lawrence, E. Moyer whas increased from
In the third lap, Gosano forged Marque, A. A. Guterres, farther ahead with Lam Yiu pick- ang up towards the end of the
length, and Remedios putting in a spurt just before the turn. The three were dead level after the tarn, and in the swim down the fast lap, the Chinese got in front by a matter of four feet. Gosano finished second, Marques third and Remedios four apd Lee Ping Fu coming along in the final spirt to finish within fraction of a second. of Remedios
The "C" Class. Back Stroke. In the Class race, is to be. feared that the Handicappers did not do their work too well, as A
Noronha who went at “Go"" an easy line of it and won as liked. MM. de Soares, went and finished second the other starten who went at & and were LAJ Silva and 0.4.C.
Boys' High Diving
The Boys' High Diving Event was of quite high standard, and the winner, Guterres
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