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THE MACAU GREYHOUND RACING CLUB,
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THE HONGKONG
WINS EVERY TITLE
SWIMMING FEATS BY MISS YEUNG
HARBOUR RACE YESTERDAY
TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1932.
By winning the ladies harbour race vesterday, Miss Yeung Shau-king, has this year cantured fiye swimming titles, including: the Colony's 100 yards championship.
Her amazing achievements are set out below:
Colony's 100 yards champion- ship in 72 1/5 secs (re- cord)
Colony's Harbour Race in
32 mins. 46 secs. S.C.A.A. 50 metres in 32 4/5
secs. (record}
100 metres in 1 min.
25 1/5 secs. (record).
200 metres breastroke in 4 minutes...
Iler success in the harbour swim yesterday was almost a foregone conclusion. Last year she was second to Miss Doris Hunt who put up the record swim of 31 minutes 4 seconds, and it is not without significance to observe that though she yesterday swum considerably out of her course, aml WAR hampered by adverse currents, she finished only 1 minute 42 second behind the record time.
Eleven entries were received for yesterday's event, but of there Misa Chan Woon-king, who finished third Inst your, did not face the starter. At 5.15 p.m. Mr. G. T. May gut the winners off from Kowloon ! ja- mediately on diving in Miss Young
front Shau-king went to the
Ske set y pace and increased her advan inge at every stroke.
ler course, however, was badly mapped out, but without exception the other swimmers followed in her wake, with the result that the ten compethors were all taken completely out of a direct
course.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOOTBALL LUMINARIES
COME of the material Coach Babe Hollingbary (1) is building into the 1932 model Washington State
College football team. (2) Mentor Dahlon, quarterback; (3) Stan Colburn fullback; (4) Dan Dech, tackle; (5) Mike Davis, halfback; (6) Frank Wallulis, tackles (7) Frank Ingram, centra; (8) George San- dor, halfback; (0) Walter Camp, tackle; (10) Clem Senn, guard.
ITEMS.
PROGRAMME REVISED.
Aliss Young herself was swimming straight for the Naval Yard camber and was at least 300 yards to the east of her course. Two Chinese swimmers, Misses Leung Wing-hun INTERPORT and am Pou-wah, were well to the east. Following the leading lady Were Miss Lam Tollai and Miss Young Shau-chun, who were together prac tically the whole distance, with "Misa L. Sadick some distance behind. The others all dropped further behind as the race progressed. The two Shoo- smith sisters were a considerable distance behind the others, but awam pluckily und Anished about 20 minutes after the winner.
Miss Yeung Shau-king finished the course well ahead of the other com- petitors, the nearest being over thrco minutes behind. Miss Lam To-lai, who was second, was making her maiden attempt in the race and al-
MISS YUENG SHAU KING.
though quite a young girl clocked in at 36 mins. 54 secs.
The last competitor to finish, Miss Joan Shoosmith, comploted the course in 56 minutes,
CHENG v FINCHER ON SATURDAY
SHANGHAI SELECT THEIR DOUBLES
(By "Veritas"). Consequent upon the selection by skipper John Wade
of thei 'Shanghai doubles formation for 'the tennis Interport, changes| thave been effected in the pro- gramme for Saturday and Sun- day.
Wade, after three days of prac tlac, decided that his pairs' will be:
No. 1 Gordon Lum and Guy
Cheng
U.S. FOOTBALL
BIG SCORING IN FIRST MATCHES
NOTRE DAME'S 61 WITHOUT REPLY
The latest results in the American football leagues are appended;
OCTOBER 14. Enstern Football. Dayton, 7; Xavier, 0. Miami U., ; William and Mary Norfolk, 2.
RUGBY
Borderers to Enter Field
REGIMENTAL TEAM AGAINST SUFFOLK
GOOD PROSPECTS Although comparatively little has been heard of the South Wales Borderers jn connexion with rubgy, they have bebind them an 0.excellent record, and this year
have decided to actively parti cipate in the game. Local rubgy is assured of a much needed Im- petus as a result.
Southern Football. Marshall, 7: Georgetown (Ky.), Clemson, 19; Erskine, 0. North Carolina State, 0; Wake Forest, 0.
South Carolina, 18: Wofford, &, OCTOBER 15.
Eastern Football. New Hampshire, 7; Maine, 7. Gettysburg, 14; Swarthmore, D. Catholic U., 19; Chattanooga, 0. Princeton, 0: Cornell, 0. Harvard, 40; Penn State, 13. Brown, 7: Yale, 2. Pennsylvania, 14; Dartmouth. 7. 'Pittsburgh, 18; Army, 13, Haly Cross, 9; Detroit, 7. Syracuse, 6; Southern Methodist, been 16.
No. 2 J. L. Wade and R.
Canavarro
As a result, the week-end pro- Kramme of matches has amended as follows:-
SATURDAY.
2 p.m. E. C. Fincher v Guy
Cheng
3.45 p.m. M. K. & M. W. Lo
v Wade & Canavarro
+
SUNDAY.
10.30 am. S. A. Rumjahn v
Gordon Lum
2 p.m. Tusi Wai-pui v J, L.
Wade
3.45 p.m. 5. A. & H. D. Rum-
jahn v Lum and Cheng. Senson tickets, which number 75 in all, are transferable, and permit
chairs.
Fordham, 62; Lebanon, Valley, . N. Y. U., 30; Georgetown, 0. Carnegic Tech, G; Washington and Jefferson, G.
Amherst, 13; Hamilton, 0. LaFayette, 0; Colgnie, 35. Navy, 0; Ohio University, 14. Villanova, 46; Seton Finil, 0. West Virginia, 14; West Virginia Wesleyan, G.
Providence, 26; Boston University.
Johns Hopkins, 12; Lehigh, 6. Rutgern, 32; Delaware, 0. Columbia, 22; Virginia, 0.
Western Football. Notre Dame, 62; Drake, 0. Purdue, 7; Wisconsin, 6. Minnesola, 7; Nebraska, G. Chicago, 20; Knox, 0. Michigan State, 27; Illinois Wesle- Caso, 14; John Carrol, 7. Michigan, 14; Ohlo Stato, 0. Illinois, O; Northwestern, 20. Kansas, 26; Iowa State, 0. Kansas State, 25; Missouri, 0. Indiana, 12; University of Iowa, 0, De Pauw, 18; Ripon, 0.
holdore the use of сапо There In also main stand DC- The ten competitors all completed comodation for 245. Bookingsyan, 0. the course, a difference of over 22 for both season tickets and stand minutes separating the first and the seats are now
open at Mesars. Inst. The full results were:
Moutries,
1. Young Shau-king". (82 mins, 40
BUCS.
2. Lam To-lal. (35 mins. 54 secs.). 3. Young Shau-chan. (38 mins.
Ot Recв.).
Arrangamenta have also been made for the running of special buses to the ground half an hour before the commencement of the
4. Lam Pou-wah, 5. Leung Wing- matches on both days. han, 6. Mrs. Olddy, 7. L. Sadlek, B.
INTERPORT DINNER.
Ng Yuet-hing, 9. Marie Shoosmith, On Monday night, the Interport
dinner will take place at the Penin
10. Joan Shopsmith.
To-day's Open Race.
As in the ladies' event, post entriessula Hotel, and I have been asked are being pecapted for the opon race to point out that nrrangemente this afternoon, and ns. a result none have been made for a limited num- of the names of the stalwarts of the bar of the public to attend. The V.R.C. appear
tho amang
catrica function will take the form of a which have already been received. dinner-dance from to 1, and Those names which were submitted to tickets are obtainable from the the Secretary up to last evening were peninsula Hotel menament at
Ho-fook (Shnuklwan)," Chan- Chunin (Chix one hent the inclusive charge of $10 each. Society), Kwok Chun-hang (South The Rose Room is being used for Chinn A.A.), Wong Sul-man (South the occaelon, and the lady membors Chinn A.A.). Londing Seaman all of the Hongkong. Interport team. (II.M.S. Bruce), A. B. Whittington who were originally selected to HMS. Bruce) and Stoker Millerick, tako part in the contest, will be (H.M.8. Swan).
prosent.
Southern Football. Tennosace, 7; Alabama, 3. Duke, 34; Maryland, 0. Mary; 0.
Virginia Polytech, 7; William and
North Carolina, 0; Georgia, G. Auburn, 0; Georgia Tech, 0. Vanderbilt, 0; Tulane, 0.
Texas Chrialian, 17; Texas Agglos,
0.
Davidson, 12; V. M. I., 0.
Arkansas U., 20; Baylor, 0.
Prior to 1928, when the Bal- talion left home, they turned out a more than useful team, and a fairly good fixture list has been drawn up for this winter, begin- ning with a match to-morrow afternoon against H.M.S. Suffolk.
It will take place at Sookunpoo
MAMAK
'HOCKEY
BATTERY BEATEN IN POOR GAME
NAVY MEN GARNER
TWO POINTS
By the only goal scored the R.A.S.C. defeated the 20th, Battery in the Mamak Tournament at Boo- kumpo yesterday. Although thera was little to choso, between the teams as the score indicates the Rame was uninteresting.
The first half was evenly con tested both gonis being raided in turn. In the Battery defence Combey played n'sterling game frustrating many attacks. Tho second half was in favour of the R.A.S.C. and of the players Capt. Eve and Tipple were outstanding, About ten minutes from the final whistle Tipole, following a fine individual effort, found the net for the Corp#
ROYAL SIGNALS LOSE.
Playing on the Marinn ground yesterday H.M.S. Wishart defeated the Royal Signals after a very scrappy encounter by the odd goni in three. Within the first minute the Navy men forged ahead, and although the Corps took some time to settle down, they drew level before the interval through Lt. Whiteway Wilkinson. In the second half the Wishart had more of the play and they gained the lead again after a few minutes play when their inside left netted.
JATS WIN.
Playing on the Marina ground. yesterday against a Jat XI., the Wanderers were defeated by two goals to it.
The game between the German Club and the K.1.1.C., on the U.B.R.C. ground was postponed.
POLICE › H.K.S. R.A.-MARINA.
The following will represent the Hongkong Police in match against the Honkong and Singa- pore Brigade
the
Marina ground to-day-lesson. Dormer. Blackburn. Tatu, Hircuck, Jarzo- ran Singh, Allen, Pennell, Kar- tar Singh, Perkins, Gulam Maham-
ed.
SPORT ADVTS.
THE
ROYAL HONGKONG -YACHT CLUB.
NOTICE is horely given that THE TWENTY EIGHT ANNUAL - GENERAL MEETING OF MEM-
BERS, will be held at the Club
House, North Point, on THURS. DAY, the 27th day of October, 1932, at 5.45 p.m.
BUSINESS:
(1) To receive the Report and Accounts for the period ended 31st August, 1932.
other
(2) To elect Oilcers for the
ensuing year and
General Business.
R. J. VERNALL.
Hon. Secretary. Hongkong, 20th October, 1932. HONG KONG CRICKET CLUB.
NOTICE.
THE ANNUAL GENERAL
at 5 p.m., and will be refereed by MEETING will be held in the Capt. Gottwaliz. The Borderers
tonm will be selected from: Pete. Pavilion on THURSDAY, the 27th Cameron, Cpl. Shaw, Pte. Lewis, October, 1932, at 5.30 p.m. Lt. Gellatly. Lt. Hamilton (the
Interport cricketer), Lt. Martin, THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB. Lt. Crewe-Road, Col. Tratt, Cpl. Seter, Pte. Gilmour, L/Cpl. Hardy, L/Cpl. Evans, Plc. Walters, Pte. Lloyd, Pte. Walters, Pte. Buick.
The TWELFTH EXTRA RAGE MEETING will be held (Wenther Per- mitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on In addition to the regimental Saturday, 22nd October, 1932, com-
mencing at 2,00 p.m. team, the various companies in
The First Bell will be Rung at the Battalion have arranged 1.30 p.m.
teams. The frat match will be "A" Company V. Kowloon on Monday next at Sookunpoo, kick off at 5.15 p.m.
APOLLO'S NEW RECORD
'LOWERS TIENTSIN 6 .FURLONGS TIME
Tientsin, Oct. 19.
At the Tienstin Autum Races to-day, Apollo won the six furlongs event in the record time of 1 min.
26 socs.
Other placed ponies were Black Engle and Mystery World.
Apollo, it will be recollected, was the crack pony in Hongkong holding the record here for six
Rice, 14; Loyola, New Orleans, 7. furlongs of 1 min. 25 1/6 secH. Florida, 27; Citadel, 7.
It was formerly owned by Mr. Chan Tin-son, who sold It to Mr. Layton of Tientsin.
Pacific Coast Football. West Coast Army, 0; Stanford, 20. Idaho, 10; Montana,
Washington State, 7; Callfornia, 2.
U. B. Q., 0: Loyola, Los Angeles, . OTHER SPORT ON
U. C. L. A., 12: Oregon, 7,
Wyoming, 18; Montana State, 7. Gonzaga, 01; Dakota Wesleyan, 6.