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SACRED HEART

nearly ideal as possible between! players and spectators on the occa- on the football COLLEGE SPORTS ON K.F.C.sions of matches

ground.

GROUND

CORDIALITY EXCHANGED

Outdoor Recreation That the schools of Hong Kong do East and West met on Saturday receive every encouragement fori

healthy outdoor recreation

THE

100 Yds. Ambulance Race: 1, Ng Sum-fook; 2, Au Yeung-kin.

The Oficials

The officials were:

CHINA MAIL,

MILITARY SPORTS

K.O.S.B. BEAT RA. IN STIFF CONTEST

AGGREGATE CUP

The athletle sports meeting of the China Command (Hong Kong Area), which was begun at Soo- a successful conclusion on Saturday His Excellency when afternoon, kumpot on Friday, was brought to

prizes Major-General J. W. Sandilands,

The meeting attracted C.B., C.M.G.. D.S.O., gave away the

afternoon, to the musicians for the excellent entertainment supplied by them, and the Sports Committee for the excellent arrangements. The General said that weather conditions had not been good, but they couldi not blame the Committee for that. In spite of the rain it had been a very enjoyable afternoon's sport.

Full Results

The full results were as under:- Three Miles Team Race.-lat H.K.S.B., R.A. (Time: 15mina. 54sers.); 2nd Punjabis,

Patron-Rev. Fr.-G. M. Spada; Headmaster: Mr. J. S. Shak.

General Committee of Sports: goes President Mr. W. E. Hollands; F. Smith: afternoon at the Kowloon Foot-without saying, Without disclosing Vice-President Mr. ball Club when the Sacred Heart any official secret, I find the greatest Hon. Secretary-N. H. Leung; Mr. College held its annual sports day pleasure in letting you know that, F. W. Black. Mr. Lam Tit-sang, The entire Club room and the field in association with the Chinese re- Mr. H. Dixon, Mr. A. V, Gosano, on the Mr. Kong Kam-chuer, Mr. Laung were placed at the disposal of the presentative for Kowloon Chinese college, and, in the words of Legislative Council, I took part at Tuen-sheung. Mr. Tam Chung, Mr. Tom Bradford (Chairman of a recent conference, as a result of Mr. R. M. Omar, Mr. Shui-lan, Mr.

which a recommendation has been Ko Bik-wai,

Judges: Mr. A. V. Gosano, Mr. the KFC.), "If you are glad to

forwarded to His Excellency the have us, we are always glad to have Governor for a large, open space) Tam Ping-wah, "Mr. Li Shul-lun, attendance of officers and men of decided on Friday).·

of this ground whenever you like. Mr. Shak, the within the Kowloon Tong district to Mr. Lo Ying-kun, Mr. Fok Wing be allotted to the schools at Kor-Hai Mr. Kong Kum-chuen, Mr. head master of the College

we do, Sir Cecil however, not to be outdone in coroon as an extensive playing field. Shak Pul-tim

you. Make use

wish to raise money

was,

for charity,

a large

Pole Jump-1st K.O.S.B. (Aggre- gate Height: 17ft.): 2nd Panjabis. (Note: These two events were

Half Mile Relay, 1st. K.O.S.B.

were also present. The Band of S.L.I. the various units in the Command, and in spite of drizzle, many ladies (Time: 8mins. 54.4/5secs.); 2nd 220 yards Relay. 1st K.O.S.B. Starters: Mr. Ko Sik-wai, Mr. the 2nd King's Own Scottish Bor- Knowing as

excellent programme of RA.

(Aggre- diality. He said "Whenever you Clementi's solicitude for education Li Shui-lun. Mr. R. M. Omar, Mr. derers enlivened the proceedings (Time: 1min. 36.8/5secs.); . 2nd

music. Tea was served in tents ong Jump.-1st R.A. Kong Kam-chuen. you can always rely on the Sacred in Hong Kong and the personal in-S. O. Bux, Mr. Tam Ping-wah, Mr. with an

Handicappers: Mr. Fok Wing during an interval in the lengthy gate Distance: 87ft. 81⁄2ins.); Zad

K.O.S.E Heart College's Football Team. Welterest he takes in its scholars, we need entertain na doubt that the

Six Units competed for the Inter- kai, Mr. Shak Tak-on, Mr. Kong sports programme. Kum-chuen, Mr. Leung Wing-tak

Time Keepers: Mr. Kong Kam- Unit Aggregate Cup, as follow: chuen, Mr. Wong 3hing-tso, Mr. Royal Artillery, Hong Kong-Singa- A. V. Gosano, Mr. Ho Tak-hing, pore Brigade, R.A., 1st Somerset

Shu Light Infantry, 2nd King's Own! Mr. Ng Wing-hing, Mr. Chung-yin, Mr. Ng Tse-hing.

Scottish Borderers, 3/15th Punjab Regiment. The majority of the events counted points for the Aggre

will work hand in glove together recommendation will receive Els with you for the common cause."

Excellency's sympathetic considera-

Such manifestation of friendly spirit augured well for Hong Kong, and one would certainty like to see more of it among the Chinese and Europeans. The K.F.C. have taken the lead, and one can only hope that

other Clubes will follow.

The Jan. Mr. J. P. Braga who gave away the prizes to the success-

tion.

The Sportsman's Spirit I have said more than I had in tended at first. I just wish to add that you keep up these very enjoy able annual sports meetings of yours and that you continue to be as suc-

Clerka of the

Course: Mr. Tsang Koon-kook, Mr. Shen Fung-

ming.

Decoration Committee: Mr. Shak

ful competitors, in his speech touch-cessful at school as you have shown Tak-on, Mr. Tsui Tat-chuen. ed upon a subject which the sporting

public have been anxiously waiting the out- to hear. He referred to

of rowdyism in football break matches. He said that. it was matter to be deeply regretted, and one which certainly did no good to the exhibitors of such temper. A little restraint and tolerance would have shown how foolish such mani festations were.

the fifth annual On the whole athletic sports of the College was a colossal success. The weather held good during the afternoon, and the numerous ladles and gentlemen pre sent had nothing to regret. The competition was keen, and the whole arrangements went off without a hitch. Tea was served during the interval in the Club room several young ladies.

by

dis-

yourselves to be at outdoor sports.

were FU

gate Cup, and as there individual prizes, the names of the Units and not the individual run-

The only non-championship event for servicemen was the 220 yards Enlisted Boys' race, which was won ia fine style by Boy Morris, R.A.. in 26.2/6 secs. There was also an open event a mile race, which was won by Abdul Safur in 5 mins.

Refreshment Committee: Missners were recorded. Cultivate the real sportsman's spirits. Chung, Miss M. Chung, Miss. R.

the spirit of co-operation and of Shak, Miss

R. Chung. Miss M. Mr. give and take. Believe me, if you Tam, Mr. Lai Shui-kwan, are determined not to depart from Shak Tak-on, Mr. Tsui Tat-chuen, the spirit of give and take you can- Mr. D. Tam, not fail to make good students of the. Sacred Heart College, successful business men when you are called upon to play the more important in the battle of life, and game

of the Colony of worthy citizens Hong Kong.

The Results The successful competitors in the following events were:--

Long Jump (Junior): 1. Lee Chung-wing; 2, Leng Shui-man. Length: 17 ft. 2 ins.

Long Jump (Senior Champion): 1, Ip Koon-hurg; 2, Lam Hoo-yin. Length: 19 ft. 3 ins.

High Jump (Junior): 1, Leung Lee Chang-wing. Shai-man; 2, Height: 4 ft. 6 ins.

High Jump (Senior Champion): 1. Lam Hoo-yin; 2, Ip Koon-hung. Height: 5 ft. 2 ins.

100 Yards Flat Race (Junior Handicap): 1. Leung Shui man; 2, Lee Hing-tong.

Before the prizes were tributed, the Ilon. Mr. J. P. Braga addressed the gathering as follows:

"Mr. Headmaster and Boys of the Sacred Heart English College. It gives me the greatest pleasure to accept your headmaster's kind in- vitation to distribute the prizes to the successful competitors at this

120 Yards Flat Race (Senior annual athletic sports of your Col-

сар pre- lege. When I explain my reasons Champion), challenge you will at once see why the pleasure sented by Mr. Wah-hing to be In the first won three years in succession. is such a great one. place, every time I stand as an inter- 1928 won by Ip Pak-wa: 1, Lam ested spectator of these sports I am Hoo-yin; 2, Ip Koon-hung. Time:

the happy days that 12 secs. reminded of

Small Boys' Race (50 Yards, you are experiencing now when, like

and Handicap): 1, Fung Kam-wa; 2 used to run you,

U that I for

Was Ho Chu-ming. jump worth against my own school- mates. The second reason is that cup):

220 Yards (Junior challenge

L. Leung

Shui-man; 2

both your headmaster and I come Chang Man-bun.

200 Yards (Senior Champion, from the same college-the good olä St. Joseph's in Hong Kong, which challenge cup): 1, Ip Koon-hung: is a common hond of union linking 2, Lam Hoo-yin,

together very many old students

who are Colony.

in the still among us

Making a Great Name

Sam Boys Race (100 Yards): 1. Fung Kam-wa; 2, Lin Kai-lim. Arithmetic Race: 1, Lee Koo-

leung: 2, Leung Hing-tong; 3, Lam Yu-kant

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Among

The Cheung Chau School held their annual sports meet on Satur day at Cheung Chau before a large Staff Race: 1, Shak Tak-on; 2. gathering of spectators. Tsang Koon-kok; 3, Shak Chung those present were Mr. E. Raiphs, the Acting Director of Education. shan.

440 Yards: 1, Chang King-chee; Dr. and Mrs. North, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Franklin, Mr. C. G. Alabaster, 2. Lam Ho; 3, Cheung Ping-lam.

440 Yards (Senior Champion- K.C., Mr. G. E. Wetton, Mr. R. E. hin): 1. Tsang Leung: 2, Lam Greensmith, Mrs. Davis,

heads of the Kaifongs. Hoo-yin: 3, Cheung Ping-lom.

and the

To ay that I enjoyed immensely the excellent sport provided on this excellent field so kindly placed at your disposal by the Kowloon Foot- ball Club this afternoon can only be a commonplace remark. I can assure you that in the field of sport as in the sphere of learning you

Old Boys' Race (220 Yds.): 1, Team from Hong Kong schools students of the Sacred Heart College are creating a tradition for this Cheung Kee-ping; 2, Fung Tat-participated in the race, being con- veyed to the island by the launch comparatively young institution of sang.

120 Yards (for Boy Scouts): "Stanley." yours and which. in time, is bound

There were over thirty events, to make a great name for itself 1, Poon Kai-cheng; 2, Leung Koo!

all of which were enthusiastically among the leading colleges in Hong o; 3, Lam Chu-lin.

Half Mile Flat Race: 1, ip contested. The prizes at the cou- Kong. It is the privilege of every Kocn-hing; 2, Kwok Hin-kwong; clusion were

distributed by Mr. student to be proud of his own

3, Cheung Ping-lam. school, In the same way, it becomes a duty of the same students to up- hold the name of his school that it can enjoy a reputation equal to the best in the Colony. It is not enough that your university and collegiate examination results should equali those of the other schools that have 1, Tsang Kam-to; 2. Wong Sun-

yam; 3. Lam Tim-kuen."

Obstacle Race (50 Yards, Senior credit and સા honour to their and Junior): 1, Lam Hoo-kuen; 2 College; but by deportment and

produced students who have been a

Small Boys' Race: 1, Lin Kai- m; 2, Wun Shiu-ylu; 3, Lam Tem-kuen,

50 Yards Slow Bicycle Race: 1, Lam Hookuen; 2, Taang Shui-ki. Small Boys' Race (440 yards):

Woo Ting-sang.

(Senior

example you have a duty to your One Mile Flat Race: headmasters and your teachers to and Junior): 1, Taang Leungy 2, uphold the good name of your Kwok Hing-kwong: 3, Lam Hoo.

school.

A Word of Advice

:

In this respect you will permit me

Junior Hurdle (120 Yards): 1, Lee Chung-wing; 2, Leung Shui-

man.

Senior Hurdle (120. Yards,

a little word of advice. I hope this Championship): 1, Lau Hoo-yin; advice will be taken to heart for the 2, Li Wah-hi good that will result therefrom and Half Mile (Open): 1, Q for the better understanding and Figueiredo; 2, Carvalho; 3, good-will we are all striving to Lawrence.

create in this cosmopolitan home of Candle Race: 1, Woo Ting-sam} Qura There has, of late, been 4 and, Miss Mak Shio-tsang; 2, Ip tendency towards exhibitions of Koon-hing and Miss Chup Wal-

1. rowdyism at the conclusion of occa ming.

sional football matches. A little Staff Race (440 yds.): 1, Shak restraint and tolerance will convince Tak-on; 2, Taang Koo-ku; 3, how futile and foolish are these Wong Shing-shak. manifestations of temper that do One Mile Bicycle Race: 1, Lam nobody any good but much unneces. Hoo-kuen; 2 Wun Kam-ming; 2,{ sary harm to the exhibitors them Chung Ping-lam, selves. Far be it from me to sug

gest, oven remotely, that students

Needle Race: 1. Ho Kai-chu and partner; 2 Ip Koon-hing and

of the Sacred Heart College are partner.

guilty of any reprehensible mis Team Race (Junior) Won by behaviour in the football field If I Class I

Have spoken as I have done, it is 100 Yards Consolation

Race

with the purpose of enlisting your (Small Boys): 1, Ng Lut wal; 2, co-operation to secure a condition as Chan Chu-hing.

C. G. Alabaster.

220 yards Enlisted Boys' Race: 1st Bay Morris, R.A., (Time: 26.4/5 secs.); 2nd Bay Thorogood, S.I.I.;; 3rd Boy Olver, R.A.

120 yards Hurdles Relay.-ist K.O.S.B. (Time: 1min. 16:2/5secs.); 2nd S.L.I.

440 yards Relay. 1st R.A. 2nd (Time: 3mins. 42.1/5secs.); K.O.S.B.

Shot. 1st RA. Putting the (Aggregate Distance: 69ft. 3ins.);

Abdul 2nd S.L.I.

Open Mile Race.1st Safur (Time: 5mins. 03secs.); 2nd

100 yards Relay K.O.S.B. Rakha Singh; 3rd Indar Singh." (Time: 132/sees: 2nd R.A.

High Jump-1st S. L. 1. (Aggre-

08 secs., followed by two other In-gate Height: 10ft. 6 ins.); 2nd R.A. Inter-Unit One Mile.-1st H.K dians in second and third places.

S.B., R.A. (Time: 4 mins. 53.2/5) secs.); 2nd K.O.S.B.

Most Exciting!

Tug-of-War. Won by R.A. from K.0.8.B. in two straight pulls in

the final.

Inter-Unit Aggregate Cup.--Won by K.O.S.B.; Runners-up, R.A.

Officials

The following were the Officials: President: H. E. Major-General J. W. Sandilands, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O.

The most exciting of the Inter- Unit events decided on Saturday was the 440 yards relay which was won by the Royal Artillery team (four runners) in 9 ins 42.1/5 secs. They snatched a win from the K.O.S.B., in the last five yards of the last lap and brake the tape by, a touch. In the first two laps of this Levent the K.0.S.B., led comfortably, man got in hut the R.A's third front and gave a fine start to their last runner. This did not, however, discourage "Pte. King, the K.0.8.B.'s last man who chased the leader all the way and after a gruelling run managed to pass him coming into Sugden, R.A., Lieut. C. E C. Barton, the straight, about 50 yards from R.A., Lieut. D. G. G. MacDonald,

R.E., Lieut. LH. Bradshaw, is Somerset Light Infantry, and Lieut. J. R. I. Platt, 1st Somerset. Light Infantry (Hon. Secretary).

the tape.

The R.A. man was not beaten, however, and putting all he had into a final spurt, he again got on erea terms with King. They ran side by side almost up-to the tape, each trying to get in front, and eventually the R.A. man just got there with a final sprint which had King fairly beaten.

Aggregate Cup Possession of the Aggregate Cup was keenly contested in the earlier events, and its destiny was at first a very open matter. After the in- terval, however, it developed into a hard tussle between the K.0.S.B., and the E.A., the former just win- ning with a total of 49 points to their rivals' 47, The scores of the other units were:-Somerset L.L., 37 points, Punjabis 25 points, H.K.S.B., R.A., 17 points and Small Units 3 points.

Hon. Secretary: Capt. K. V. B. Benfield. D.S.O., M.C.

Athletics Committee: Capt. R. B.- Roper, 8/15th Punjab Regt., Lieut. H. A. Kelly, 2nd King's Own Scot- Borderers, Lieut. A. J. F. tish

Referee:-Col. J. McD. Haskard. C.M.G., D.3.0,

Track Events, Chief Judge:- Capt. P. C. Perfect. 2nd Bn. K.O. S.B.-Judges-Capt. J. R. Vedder, 8/15th Punjab Regt., Capt. R. L. Q. Carew, R.A., Lieut. R. F. Wright, R.A, and 2/Lieut. J. H. Alms, 1st Bn. Somerset, LI

Field Events, Chief Judge:- Capt. 0. G. B. Philby, 1st En. Somerset, L. Judges: Lieut- C. E. C. Burden, R.A. and Lieut. J. D. Welch, 2nd Bn. K.O.S.B.

Tug-of-War, Umpire: Lieut.- Col. W. F. Christian, D.S.O.,.R.A. Judges:-Major W. K. Campbell, D.S.O, M.B.E., M.C., B.A.M.C. and Lieut. V. W. Tregear, 3/15th Pun- jab Reyt.

Starters-Capt. A. G. Dobbie, At the conclusion the trophies 2nd En. K.O.S.B. and Lieut. T. V. Timekeepers-Capt. F. G. Le were presented by the General Off-Beer, 1st Bn. Somerset, LI. cer Commanding who first read out the number of points scored by the Gros, R.A. and Lieut. G. A. Palmer, first three Units, and congratulated R.E. the K.C.S.B. on winning the Ag gregate Cup.

H.E. also remarked that they were pleased to have the Indiane compete that afternoon against the other men of the Command.

Compliments

Thanks were then expressed to Col. Comyn for allowing the Band of the K.O.S.B., to play during the

Walker-Loughran Bout

Clerk of the Course:-Lieut. D. G. G. MacDonald, R.E.

Chief Whip:-R.S.M. T. Parkin-

Chief Event Master:-W.0.1. R. son. 2nd Bn. K.O.S.B.

Turner, R.A.

Chief Megaphone Steward:- R.S.M. E. J. O'Hare, D.C.M., 1st Bu.! Somerset, LI.

Chief Recorder: --Sergt. May- nard, R.E.

Herewith is excellent photo of Mickey Walker who has held two titles, middleweight and weltar- weight. He's an enterprising fel low but last the effort to win the light-heavy crown which is being worn by Tommy Toughran. Tommy Loughran at Philadelphia, above, defeated Mickey Walker at Chicago." Tommy is mighty clever with his dukes and has stood off soms tough customers in the past.

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