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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11,' 1022.

AQUATICS.

HARBOUR RATE.

LYON'S FINE WIN.

The 16th annual harbour race for men, held under the auspices of the Victoria Recreation lab, took plare yesterday afternoon, in a rather shoppy and cold sea. The race prov ed to be one of the most keenly coa- tosted seep for many a year. The exciting finish between Lyon, Laing

and Johnstons was a "touch and go" affair, and the result was in doubt

McDade was a good fourth, followed

closely by May and Jack. A, Hamid

KOWLOON BURGLARS,

ROBBED.

and Lets Bai-man were the only two MR. H. P. WINSLOW'S HOME who dld not finish the aurre. The others, although they bad; long given up all hopes of winning the race, very pluckily finished. The times were as follow:-

1. D. Lyon.

M. R. 26.47

2, D. Lang..

26.08

3, J. Johnstone

27.03

4, Gunner McDado..

27.12

6, A. May...

27.40

27.57

G, G. Jek.

7. J. V. Ramsay

8, R. Ramussen.

11, Sung la Tak

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The residence of Mr. H. P. Winslow, manager of the British section of the Kowloon Canton Railway was visited last night by a burglar who entered close. | through the bathroom window which

had been left open.

Finding his way to Mr. Winslow's bedroom, he forced open a chert of drawers and helped himself to 28.15 2-5 quantity of jewellery and clothing

worth' $380.

30.49

9, A. A. R. Botelho 10 D. Opie

35.40

30 22

36.28

36 46

36.50

41.05

41 13

46 07 57.57

50 yards from the finishing point, 12, C. B. Easterbrook.. especially as Johnstone was swim-13, Edgar Grimsley.

14. Leung Sui Tak

ming o straight Course in the centra with Lyon and Laing though slightly in the lead, in clining to the sides. All three finished... strongly within a few secords of each other. Lyon who was heading for Murray Pier, righted himself in time, and epurting elrongly. was

hallenged by Laing who was still inclined toward the V.R.C. hath wall. Johnstone was almost upon him when Laing discovered his creat, none too early, for he was hard pressed all the way to the finish and got in by the narrow margin of five seconds betto 'na last year's winner.

15, Y, Kusano.. 10, T. Kilugaws 17, K. Ono

LAST YEAR'S „TIMS.

For the purpces of comparison we publish the names and times of the first six men home in last year's

Tace

1. J. R. Johnstone..

1

2. D. Lang...

3, (1, Jack.

4. Pereira

5 Busschaert...

M. 9.

26,53

2883

2856

29.60

30.00 30 08

6, J. V. Ramsay...................

MEVIOUS WINNERS,

Mine. Sece. 1906 Gr. Brotherton.... 27 42 4 5

Thomas, 1907. A. E.

11.MS. Tamar. 1908

do. 1009 C. J. Cooke.. 1910 T. Logan.

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E

de.

Lyon finished 11 seconds in front of Laing, in the good time of 26 mins. 47 Rers, better than the time in which Johnstone won the rice 30 comfortably last year. The record is still held by J. C. Finch who covered the distance 22 mins. 26 secs, in 1913. He also roade the second bist time of 23 mins. 21 atc., in 1916.

The crowds which gathered on the water front at Kowloon and i. frost of Batterield and Swite's officer, And

the verandahs of the 1917 on

1919 A. LogaD. V.R.C.. were larger then those on the previous day when Miss Molly Groundwater won the ladies' race. Double the number of boats followed the eviminere.

Nineteen cunpetitors entered for th: race, All started, but two left the water after covering about ball the datanc.

་

28 50 4/5

&

The burglar who must have re- maited in the room for some time tying up the clothing in a bundle, went about his work so quietly that Mr. Winslow was not disturbed.

KING'S C. O. FAREWELLED.

Lieut. Col. F. Hselop C.B.E, O. 0. of the King's (Liverpool Rext.), who

CLUB,

22nd October, 1922

Championship

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Entries

6th November, 1922 Entries for the Governor's Shield close.

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IZPARTUKES.

After the race, a large gathering witnessed the distribution of prizes! and the Water Polo Shield and team medals who by the V.R.C. in the Club The competitors were:-. V. Hall. Ha Excellency the Officer Ramay J. R. Johnstone Y. Kusano, Administering the Government (the A. Hamid, 1. May. Leung Sai Wan Hao. M. Claud Severn, CMG) Fung lu Tak, Lung Sui Tak, G. A. gave away the trophies. Amongst Jack, D. Ogilvie. B. Rasmussen, D. those prent at the distribution were: Laing, Edgar HGrimsley, TMre Bellock-Mr-Eio-Rice-Mr.W Kitagawa, K. Dao, Lyon, A. A. R. Logan Dr Forsyth nod many others. Bombay Singapore. Kowloon Wharf Botelho, Gunner McDade and U. B. Addressing the gathering prior to Yebine Maru, (Y.K.K.) from Easterbrook.

the distribution of prizes. Ilie ExMüke.-B50. The race started at 5.15 pm. rellency said the winn re of the Water promptly, opposit the Railway Polo Longen 'is year were the V.R.C. B51. Station's Clock Tower and be with the United Athletic Club and swimmers took the water together. t'e Lusino Recreation Club tying They broke into mall groups for second place. They would have almost immediately. Johnstone and to play a deciding match. In the Lyon made towards Watchai with barbour unce for ladies there were May following behind. Laing and vine starters, which was che more Jack took a direct course, followed than last year. All sin compitors by McDade. The two leading groups completed the curse, the winner, drifted farther apart as the sace Miss Molly Groundwater, being only progressed, but by the time the cratre 12 years of go She digerred the of the harbour was reached, they greatest ccdit. Ste was leading the vere swimming a'm stl vel. Some of skole way over and won by a con- be craft following the race enerɔorb siderable distance. The recond priz 1 on the course, and one swimmer was won by Mrs. Yp Lai Li who a fouled by n junk and rad to duck fini-hel in fine style in 39malus nder i's bow. A patch foil also 32xeun 1: wisled particularly the swimmer, to m stiou 1x0 of tlo mveral of whom wer sickened by it. comp tips, Phyllis and Dorie Two swimmers gave up after entering Huat, who were the yourgest swim- this patch, but although affected by mers sa to swim the Larbour of it also, the leaders pluck ly carried oo. Hoogkong-(Applause). It was n I, was afterwards learned that every one suffered from the effrets of the oil in some way or other. Johas one had the misfortune to get some of it

give trouble to

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most wonderful performance. I m-October 11. sure," added His Excellency "they wi'l wait a little time bore they try to do so again.”

in his eyes, and they were badly Contine, His Excellency said, affected for the rest of the race. that bo men's race hnd bra a vry Johnstone and Lyon cwam level up keen event. Those who watched the to the Italian cruiser " Calabria" nnd | race would have sten tlat Lyon and passed her stern a considerable dis-Johnston, swimming together, took tance to the cast, while May passed a course to the East, while some a little closer in, shout 2 or 30 varda of the others went to the bebind the two. Jack and Laing, West. Lyon'a time was 26mins. who bad taken a westward course, 47secs. Laing who took different crossed the bow of the cruiser couras came in reoond in 28mina practically level with Lyon and 58secs, Johnstone was third in Jobastone, McDade continued to 27mina. Oseca. It was an exciting follow Laing and Jock until faith. They could not have wisbed three quarters of the distanco had for a better contest. The com- been covered, whoo he drew level with petitions Izok a great deal of pre- them. Then Jack dropped bebind a jaration and there were BADY little and it looked like a straggle difficulties to surmount. His Ex- between Laing and McDade, as Join cellency instanced the holding up of stons and Lyon were at a disadvant-the e.e. "President Grant" until vo ag owing to their angular courae swimmen bad celeared her course. which gave them more dirtance to Bamp nu also looked liked getting in cover than the other two. Lyon the way but generally managed to saw took the lead from Jolostone steer clear.

and swam shout 20 yards in front, In conclusion His Excellency thank- spuiting strongly. Johnstons also ed all thas who were instrumental in spurted strongly and kept his making the event a auccess. They opponent within sight. They met were: Mr. R. M. Dyer, who bad kind Laing and McDade when within ly aesisted by lending two laun he andible distance of the V.R.O. Lyon and who also acted as an umpire. Mr. who was still sparting, did not look W. Legno, Dr. Forsyth and Mr. John where he was going, and taking a Rodgers bad also acted as ampires. direct course to the west, crossed in They were also grateful to Inspector front of the other three swimmere. He Angus of the Water. Police. Thanks uently collided the with the Judges' were also due to Capt. McKinnon for launch at Murray Pier before be the prestation of the Challenge discovered his mistake which nearly Cupe and the other prize dracre: cost him his race. Laing made Mesare, J. T. Bagram, N. V. A. wonderful fcal effort and Croucher, E. M. Hazeland, H. Ralyst passing Johnstone, gave Lyon F. Lammert and Miss B. Pereire, stiff chase, but lost some ground His Excellency then distributed the by inclining to the V.R.C. The prizen Auldet much cheering. excitement was great at the finlab, and byon's win-war a popular one,

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