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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13,, 1928.

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THE C.B.S.

ANNUAL SPORTS MEETING.

FULL RESULTS.

The annual" sports meeting of the Central British School was

held at King's Park on Saturday afternoon in the presence of a large gathering of parents and friends of the studenta, including many ladies,

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loan of chairs, and Mr. Field for the gift of a silver cup,

-After giving away the prizes, Mr. Wood congratulated the com- petitors on the interest which they had infused into the sports] meeting by their keen competi- tion.

Cheers for Mr. Wood were then given.

The following were the officials of the meets..

Judges:-Mr. Ezra Abraham, Ir. A. E. W. Davidson and Rey, W. W. Rogers.

Starter:-Lt. Col. T. A. Robert-

Results.

son,

Junior (Girls).-I, G. Reed; 2, D. Tollan; 3, E. Brace,

Field and R. Woolley; 2, M. Grossott Mixed Wheel Barrow Rece-1, N. and A. McCubbin; 3, E. Brace and 3. Phillips.

440 Yards Handicap. Senior (Boyn).—t, A. Ursell (B) 2,

Marshall (R); 3D. Hynes (B). Junior (Boys),-1, A. McCubbin (B): 2, V. Grunberg (R); 3, B. Phillips (B).

Relay Rats (Girls). Senior-1, Red Houso; 2, Blue

House.

Junior 1, Blue House; 2, Red House,

Throwing the Cricket Ball. Senior (Boys),-1, L. Marshall (R); 2., J. Stirling, (B); 3, D. Hynes (B),, Distance: 208 ft. 0 ins.

(B); 2. R. Wood (R); 3 B. Phillips Junior (Boys)-1,A,. McCubbin (B1, Distance: 161 ft. 3ins.

Senior (Girls)-1, A. Hosford (B}; 2, D. Lowe (E); 3, G. Tobin (B), E. Brace (B); 3, L Woolley (R)

Junior (Girls).-1. J. Bates (B); 2|

Mile (Open).

Among those present at the sports were Mr. A. E. Wood, The results were as under; let- Director of Education, who after-ters in brackis denote the wards distributed the prizes, and House to which the competitors Mr. E. Ralphs, Inspector of Eng-belonged. Events without letters lish Schools.

did not count towards the Inter House Championship trophy.

High Jump. Senior-1, D. Hynes (B): 2, Witchell (R):, Keen competition fielight, It. 9 in Stirling (B). Cubbin (R); S. J. Smith (R).

Junior-1,

B. Bickford (R); 2, R. Phillips (R): 3, R. Wood (R). Wood (R): 3, A. McCubbin (B),|, Skipping Championship. Height 3 ft. 11 ins.

Long Jump. Stirling (B); 3, J, Smith (R). Dis-, Senior-1, L. Marshall (R); 2, J. tance, 18 ft.

The boys and girls of the school were divided into two houses known as the Red House and the Blue House. resulted and the winners of the Inter-House Championship trophy was in doubt up to the last event when Blue House eventually won by 108 points to 93. The indivi- dual champion amongst the boys was L. Marshal with 18 points." whilst the girls' championship was won by Miss D. Hamblin who scored 16 points.

Headmaster's Thanks.

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Junior-1 A. McCubbin (B); 2, B. Bickford (R); 3. G. Eldridge (B). Distance 13 ft.

100 Yde, School Championship. Fentor (Boys).~~~~i, D. Kynça (B); 2, J. McCubbin (R); 3, 1. Marshall (R),

Junior. (Boys).—1, V, Grunberg (R); 2. A. McCubbin (B); 3, G. Eldridge (B),

At the conclusion Mr. G. Franklin Nightingale, Head- master of the School, addressed the gathering. He said that he, M. Bryson (R): 3. V. Lovkovich (B). was sure they must all agree that the sports meeting had been very successful. Over 120 boys and girls had taken part in the various events, and the success of the meeting was entirely due to Mr. Rowell'a wonderful powers of organisation, and to Mr. Beddow, who would carry on Mr. Rowell's work this year. The speaker took the opportunity of thanking Mr. Rowell for the interest he had taken in the C.B.S., and wished him a happy holiday at Home.

Senior (Girls)-1, D. Hamblin^ (B);

G. Reed (R): 9. P. Rundell (B).

Junior (Girls)—1, J. Bates (B); 2,

Class 6. 100 Y. Handicap. Boys....1, J Upsdell (R); 2, A. Moss (B1: 3, R. Holden (B). Raven (B1; 3. B. Beno (B).

Girls-1, B. Redwood (B): 2, D.]

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honouring the sports meeting with his presence and for con- senting to distribute the prizes.

In conclusion, Mr. Niglitingale thanked Lt-Col. Robertson, and Messrs. Davidson, Field, Janner and other friends who had per- formed the "odious" duties of starter, judges, stewards, etc., and Miss Bascombe for organising the refreshments. Thanks were also expressed to other helpers as follow:-

The Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Co.. for preparing the ground, the Hong Kong Electric Company for presenting the Vic- tor Ludorum cup and loan of materials, the Club de Recreio for

100 Yds. Handicap. 2, D. Haynes (B); 3, E. MacNider (R). Senior (Boys),-1, L. Marshall (R)

Junior (Boys)-1, V. Grunberg (R); ' 2. A. Hargraves (B); 3, A. Me- Cubbin (R).

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V. Lovkovich (B)18, A. Hosford (B). Senior (Girls)—1, D. Hamblin (3):

Junior (Girls), J. Bates (B); 2. D. Booker (R): 7. I. Woolley (R),

Sack Race. Sanior (Roya).-1, J. Smith; 2, R. Woolley; 3. T. Ingram.

Junior (Boys)-1, A. McCubbin; 2. L. Phillips; 3, B.

Phillips. Senior (Girls),-), N. Field; 2, V.

Lavkovich; 3. K. Chester.

Junior (Girls).-1, G. Roed; 2, D.) Tollan; 3. D. Booker

100 Ydx. Skipping Championship.

Senior (Girls)-1 D. Hamblin (B1:

2. M. Bryson. (R); 3, N. Field (R), E. Brage (D): 3, G. Reed (R).

Junior (Girls)-1. J. Bates (B); 2,

220 Yds, (Open). Senior

(Boys) Marshall (R); 2. J. McCubbin (R): 3, D. Hynes (B). Junior (Boys).—1. A. McCubbin (B); 2, V. Grunberg (R); 3, S. Fowler (R),

Senior (Girl)-1, D. Hamblin (B); 2. M. Bryson (R), 8, M. Grossett (B)."

Egg & Spoon Race,

E. Woods; 3, M. Gerdiner.

Sentor (Girls)-1, L. Lovkovich; 2,

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Schlor.-1, L. Marsilal (R); 2, J. Mc-

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Junior-1 B. Phillips (B):

Sonlar (Girls).—I, J. Tobin (B): 2, J. Bryson (R); a, M. Bryson (R),

P. Mooney (1:3. E. Rundell (B). Jantar (Girls)-1, B. Spalding (R);

Obstacle Race. Senior (Boys)-1, P. Witchell; 2, J. | Smith: 3, M. Bnek.

Junior (Boys)-1. B. Bickford; 2, A.|| McCubbin: 3. B. Paillins,

Relay Race (Days), Sunior-1, Red House: 2. Blue House. Junior 1, Blue

2, Red House.

Tug-of-War. Senior (Boys)-1, Blue House. Junior (Boys)-1, Blue House. Senior. (Girls),-1, Red House. Junior, (Girls),-1, Red House.

COSTES & LEBRIX.

LUNCHEON WITH PRES. COOLIDGE.

FLIGHT TO NEW YORK.

Washington, Saturday. President Coolidge had lun- cheon to-day with Costes and Lebrix. Reuter's American Ser- vice.

(These two airmen are flying] from Mexico City to New York). Lindbergh Honoured.

Havana, Saturday. The Pan-American Union unanimously passed a resolution making Washington a perman- ent seat in the Union and bestow- ing on Lindbergh the freedom of the City-Reuter's American Service.

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