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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

September 24, 1940,

CHAMPIONSHIPS START TO-MORROW

D. Hutchinson's Challenge To Ng Nin For 100 Yards Title

MISS HO WAI-KING'S GREAT PROGRESS

(By "Ripple")

TO-MORROW IS THE FIRST of the three great days which swimmers in the Colony have been waiting, and commencing at 6.15 p.m. the finals of the Colony swim- ming championships in the mon's 220 yards free-style, the women's: 50 yards free-stylo, the women's 100 yards back- stroke, the men's 100 yards breast-stroke and the women's 200 yards free-style relay will be swum at the Victoria Re- creation Club pool.

The events will go off in that order, and in the first there will be the long awaited meeting between Ng Nin and Chan Chun-nam-Hongkong's two most improved swimmers of the year.

Interest in these events this year is at a fever pitch, for un-

ticipations are running vory high. Chun Chun-nam's I

Five Tickets For Over

cord-shattering race over The Four Hundred Dollars! half mile during the heats IND only part of what is expected. ; In the course of that swim he Fame within 1.3/5 seconds. of The 440 yards record and 10 seconds off the 220 record.

But over this intter distance, which will be awum to-morrow, Ng Nan Is conceded a slightly better chance, an he is over all the shorter distan***

100

David Hutchinson, of the V.B.C.. offer a wrong challenge for both Yesterday. the 50 and 100 yards,

after two hours training. Hufebia- son was limed over the 100 al 55%

This was at the end of thai;

period net the beginning?

Ng Nuy has been clocked for the this year, only recently, a 59

aces, and 24% for the 50

Admission tickets 10 the Inter-Hong Swimming gala at YMCA on the European Friday in aid of the S C M Post" and HK Telegraphi Bomber Fund are selling fast and at fancy prices

Yesterday, it is learned five of the 300 tickets were sold inside one of the Hongs for a total of over $4001

encountered swimmer ng this year's list

sh 4.

BUT

speaking of improves ments, there

little To

15

Ho Walking

Major Baseball

A. K. RumJain

Ng Nin

Chan ChaIL-TRENTE

1940

GALLERY

OF LOCAL

D. Hutchinson

SWIMMING

L. M. Remedios

1 Rora Pereira

STARS

Fong. long-yla

Charles Huang

D. R. Taylor

J. Anderson

V Churn

LI Po-luen

Ko Mul-ling

Pittsburgh Pirates Humble Cincinnati Reds

NEW YORK, Sept. 23 (UP).—Cincinnati Reds, winners of the National League pennant, were humbled by Pittsburgh Pirates to-day 12-9. Closest game was that in which Brooklyn

The position summarised as Chan Chun-nam has alreatly bruke the ABD record,

and threatens the compare with that of Miss Ho Dodgers nosed out New York Giants

440.

Wai-king.

FURTHER MATCHES IN

.3-2.

Scores were

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Lawn Bowls

R 11

St Loula

Battery Shoun, Kimbati. Uwen Chicago

thattery Passeau. MeĆullough Cincinnati

10

20

17

1

3

for the 50

Derringer Heinzelman, Beggs Hutchinson Tucker, Wirap. West Pittsburgh

12 14 1

Miss! who offers The 100 yards record is topping Churn a challenge for the free- Isforo Ng Nin and Hutchinson, while

She is only 15 these two, together with Di Tayla style vents. and Ng Teun-man, should most rere years of age. learned how to tainly lower that for the 58,

swim last year--and joined the The advent of the butterfly stroke Chinese Brthing Club's training | Battery also means a new time for the breast-

only the 220 class in June this year. stroke, which leaves

Her monthly tesis yards free-style and the 100 yards

meltes were: bnck-stroke

of the men's records events in any state of stably

In neither of these events this year have there been any times near to Use recurds (which are appended). and while conceding that the back- siroke me should be safe, it doesn't serin likely that with all the other tree-style records in danger the 220 time should escape attention

June

July

Aug.

Kept.

42 Beck.

40 secs.

3B nee

Battery Howtran Lambert Brown, Schultz, Davis New York

Battery

Eremklyn

Battery Grissom 36. secs (which is Carleton, Pranks, Moncuso

SINGLES TOURNEY

Schumacher, Lyni, Odra

2 7 0 +

11 #

TEN

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Cases Tainult

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|Boltriy Mulenty Warren by Boston

Ballery Karty Berres

3

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only 0.1 recr. outside the Chinese Phundephia

National

record

established

Miss Yeung San-king in 1995). Mass Ho must be

knowledged 51 a swimmer out of the ordinary, but trainer, Mr. Wong Sau-san

It has

tribute must also be accorded her been malbly though a tuition that Miss Ho in uw in the final for the

women's 50 and 100 yards champlor-

+

RECENT announcement that W. Lawrence, for reason of health, will not be defending ships his back-stroke title makes aj present to A. K. Kunjahn.

The threatenext of Lawrence, however, has had his View

"blitz". I append a list of day, and a great day it was, His finest year was 1985, as the the Hongkong. China National The list of records below will show and Far Eastern records.

are times Many hoped that he would defend figures in brackets

MATCHES 511 Uhe

· League Tennis

University

Beat S. China In "A" Division

SOUTH CHINA A.A. were narrow-

ly beaten by the University in the "A" Division of the Tennis League the Chinese team was the T.II. Leung-C, L. Lau combination. who lost all three sets, 8. L. Wong and K. 8. Liu (8, China) won two and tled their third set, as did T. 8. Wong and

C.C. Ma for the Univeralty

yesterday, losing 4-5. Weak link of

Scures were:

S. I. Wong and K. S. Liu beat P P. Lim and S. H. Ling 6-4; drew with T 5 Wong and C. C. Mo 0-6 beat G Trui and H. P. Ong 6-2.

TH. Leung and C. L Inu lost t Lim and Ling 1-4; lost to Wong and

Ma 4.. Wast ic Tral and Ong 10

L. A Chan and K. Taut hent Lim and

seconding 6-2; lust to Wong And Mo 2-6.

[ the Open Singles lawn drew with Taui and Ong 0-0 bowln championship were played

At the Kowloon Football Golf yesterday. Club, where, in the Orst round, he pscored four "possibles". J. N. Wong was citmmated by H. White by 21-14 and on the same green J. C Remedion beat J. C GIU 21-18.

Two Mid-week Soccer that at the Kowloon Docks between

Matches For Navy

Closest game of all, however, was

W. Walker and W. V. Field, the former won 21-20.

Results were:

The Royal Navy will play two games at footill this week On Wednesday | they will meet South China at Cause.

way Bay, commencing at 5 p.m., and on the 13th. Thursday, at the same place and time, they will oppose Eusteru A.A

160 yds. 3715

1833

Kecs

W

AT CRAIGENGOWER

A Murton beat A. Brooksbank 21-0 on

P. J. Junca best W, Harris 21-13 on the

19th

Lawrence,

Л.

13th.

his honoura against this year's oppo- for metres converted, as accur-220 yards-2 mins. neca, W Lawrener, altion, which is the neat ever inately as proportion will allow, 1933, local history, but hia absence will not into those for yards. be so keenly felt as would have been

the case had the range of talent bcen less wide.

But improvements in local swim- ming have been so great, that even in his prime Lawrence would never have been confident of success had

2234

H.K. Records

MEN

30

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13 14 Kec

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440

26.7/8 yards.-

BCCA.. W Lawrence, 1939.

yards.--11 mine

414/0 acc., W Lawrotice. 1935. This time is now. I mins. 18.3/3 seca, established by Chan Chun-nam on Thursday last during the championship heels

100 yds, breast-stroke-71.2/8 sec. En- rique Chaine. 1030.

100 yards back-strakce.-B8A/B secs. Lais Po-bef. 1935

WOMEN

100 xn--8 3/8 secs. Mrs 1. Mend 134

National Records

The 400 metres record is, us bc- eurately as proportion will permli, converted Into 440 yards. These converted times are shown in brae- kets.

MEN

AT C.S.C.C.

+

C. S. Rosselet beat G. C. Gowland 21-18 on the 23rd.

W. Hong Bling beat J, E. 1ayward 21-13 on the 23rd.

Luz beni, Perkins 21-3 on the

AT POLICE R.C.

M. F. Alarcon beat C. W. Lun 21-0 on the 18th.

W. Hyer boat W. Ward 21-17 on the 24th.

It.

AT KOWLOON F.C.

emedios beat J, C. GU 21-18.

beat J. N, Wong 21-14.

AT KOWLOON DOCKS

W. L. Walker beat W. V. Flek 21-20.

To-day's Programme

Matches to-day are:

Kowloon F. C. _J.__McCutcheon v. A. M. Omar; ¤, 3. X. Soares v. B. Barto

Craigengower

Do metres.20 keer. (23.7). Chan Chan- | Mini "v, W. B. Dall or J. J. Basto, hing. 1033.

100 metres.-65,7 Bees. 100.3). Chan

| Chan-hing, BERUS,

400 metres-3 mina, 33,3 secs 15 min,

30.3 secs.), Yen Jul-mok, 1035,

100 metres back-stroke-83 secs. (76,1),

Lim Wel-chinon, 135.

200 metres relay-2 mins, 1.) seca, (2

mins. 2.1 secs), 1935.

WOMEN

50 metres 30 seca.

(33 secs). Young

Sau klE, T

100 incirea 03 sees, (761), Yeung Sau- king. 1035.

100 metres back-stroke-i min. 374 ares (1 min, 29,4 secs), Yeung Sou-king. 1033.

200 metres relay-2 mins. 302 secs, iz mina, 10.7 secs,), 1935.

Far Eastern Records

All these records were established by the Japaneso in Manila in 1934."

MEN

50 metres.-30.7'secs. (24.8); 100 metres 59.8 secs, (54,0) 400 metres 55.4 sec.).

mins. 12,7 sees (4 minu 100 metres back-stroke-70,0 secs. (049).

WOMEN

50 metres-30.3 secs, (33.01.

metres-073 BOCK, (803)

100 metres, back-stroke ~~982). 200 metres relay-2 mins, 41.7 moda,

Ins. 43.2 secs.),

M. N. Rakusen V. F. P. Anslow, A. R

Kowloon 8.0.c.

i

SPORTS ADVT.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the Eighth Extra Race Meeting to be held on Saturday,. 5th and Thursday, 10th October, 1940 (weather permitting) may be obtained at the Secretary's, Office, Exchange Building; the Club House, Happy Valley; the Hong Koag Club; The Sports Club; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road,

Entries close at · 12 o'clock NOON on Thursday, 26th Septem- ber, 1940.

By Order,

S. A. SLEAP,

Actg. Secretary.

Venue For 1941

U.S. Amateur

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Tokyo, Sept. 23. Melji University defeated Tokyo Imperial University baseball nine by 4-0 in their match held in the Outer Garden Stadium of the Melj! Shrine.

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