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SIX WONDERFUL VOCAL RECORDS

9577-SOLVEIG'S SONG

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9687-COME INTO THE GARDEN, MAUD.

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William Heseltine Tenor.

9615-AS PANTS THE HEART

Master Griffiths - Boy Soprano.

9714-ABIDE WITH ME .................

Rez Palmer Baritone.

Labbette and Eisdel!.

9895-LOVE'S OLD SWEET SONG

DX106 THE MIDSHIPMITE

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ST. JOSEPH'S WIN CHAMPIONSHIP.

EQUAL ST. PAUL'S RECORD G. SINGH'S 4 GOALS

:

OF FOUR WINS

RELAY RACE DECIDES

Central British School Put Up Gallant Fight.*

D. S. BLAKE VICTOR LUDORUM

Excitement ran high at the Inter- School Sports Meeting held at Caroline Hill yesterday afternoon, when a large crowd of student supporters cheered their representatives on to victory,

The last event of the day proved to be the most exciting due to the fact that the St. Joseph's team and that from the Central British School were running neck and neck in championship points. By winning the Relay race the St. Joseph's team annexed the championship for the fourth year, thus equalling the record of St. Paul's College.

FOUR RECORDS SMASHED,

Four existing records were broken, probably the most convincing attempt being by Vargassoff, who broke the Put- ting the Shot record by the large margin of 10 feet 4 inches.

Choa Ken-ju, of St. Joseph's College, made a successful attempt on the High Jump record of 5 feet 4 inches which he raised by one inch, showing a remarkably easy style in clearing the bar. Yung Ki-fong broke the existing Long Jump record with a splendid effort that cleared 20 feet 7 inches, a very creditable achievement for any schoolboy. R. J. Reed clipped one second off the record for the 220 yards, establishing the creditable time of 23.4/5 secs.

In the Shield St. Joseph's College scored 26 points, Central British School being the runners-up with 23 points.

D. S. Blake, Central British School, returned the highest number of individual points. 10, to become Victor Ludorum while Tam Young-nee, of St. Stephen's College, was a good second with 8.

M. Rousseau

AGAINST VETERAN.

REVENGE IS SWEET, Radio Victory by Big Margin,

CLUB "A": WIN.

In a return' match on the" Caroline Hill ground yesterday afternoon, the Radio Sports Club defeated a team from H.M.S. Veteran by five goals to two, in a fast and interest- ing encounter. The last time these two teams met, the Veteran emerged victors by the odd goal in seven.

Yesterday's match was contested In a very sporting manner and, al- though seven goals were register- ed, the standard of play on both sides was very high. From the bully-off. the Veteran pressed heavily, and netted through Rimmer, their centre forward. The Radio attacked, and G. Slugh. their most prolific goal scorer, re- ceiving from Gilchrist, scored with! a first-time shot. Shortly after Gilchrist put the Radio in the lead with a fast shot, which the goal- keeper made a good effort to clear.. On the resumption, the Radio at- tacked, but the Veteran defence played well, the goalkeeper and loft back being prominent. The Veteran equalised through Rimmer, but shortly after G. Singh, receiv ing a pass from K. Singh, gave the Radio the lead. Toward the end G. Singh scored two further gösls to bring the Radio's total to five. G. Singh, G. Jack, P. Singh, and K. Singh were the pick · of the Radio team, whilst prominent play- ers in the Veteran eleven ware Rimmer, the centre-half, the left back, and the goalkeeper.

Result:-

Radio

Veteran

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Club in Scrappy Game. At King's Park yesterday after- noon, in a scrappy encounter, the Hong Kong Hockey Club “A” com- |pleted their fixtures when they de- fented the R.A.0.C, by three goals to nil. Hill. Sapsed and Foley netted for the Club. Outstanding. players in the Club team were S. MacNider, H. Owen Davis and H. J. D. Lowe.

To-day's Game.

At Caroline Hill, at 4 p.m. to- day, the Radio S.C. are meeting a team from H.M,S. Cornwall.

Radio v. The Rest.

It is understood that the Chami- pions v. The Rest match in the

FULL RESULTS OF MEETING. 100 Yards:-1,

High Jump:-1, Choa Keng-ju Mamak League will be played on (Central British); 2, R. J. Reed (St. Stephen's); 2, A. Hussain (St. the C.B.A. ground, King's Park, (Diocesan); 2, Tam Young-nee (Stand Liang Keng-chung (Ying Wa

Joseph's); 3, Banker (Diocesan) next Saturday afternoon. Stephen's).

College).

Time: 11 secs.

Height: 5 ft. 6 in. (Record), Long Jump:-1, Yung Kl-fong Half Mile:-1, D. S. Blake (St. Paul's); 2. A. Hussain (St. (Central British); 2, L. Phillips Joseph's); 3. Tan Young-nee (St. (Central British); 8, Yim Chik-ko Stephen's).

(Mun Sang College). Distance: 20 ft. 72 in, (Record).

+

YANKEES INCREASE BASEBALL LEAD. American League Standings.

The

New York, Yesterday... following were to-day's

National League.

Time: 2 mins. 21 4/5 secs. 220 Yards:-1. R. J. Reed (Dio Stephen's); Z, Liang Tian-cheng Hurdles Tan Young-nee · (St. cesan); 2, J. O'Sullivan (St. (Ying Wah College); 8, Cheung Baseball results:- Joseph's); 3, R. Everest (St. Chi-yun (Mun Sang College). Joseph's).

Time: 28 4/5 secs. (Record). One Mile:1, D. 8. Blake (Central British); 2, Leung Kam- to (Queen's College); 8, Yim Chik- ko (Mun Sang College);

Time: 6 min. 19 secs. Putting the Shot (12)-1, Vargassoff (King College); 2 Tam Fee-shiu (Diocesan); 8, Chao Keng-yu (St. Stephen's),

Distance:-42 ft 10 in. (Record). 440 Yards:-1, J. Sequeira (St. Joseph's); 2, R. Laurel

(St. Joseph's); 8, Fung Shing-chi (Dio-

cesan).

Time:-58 secs.

Boston

8 New York 4 Cincinnati

Time:-19 seCS. Relay Race (440, 220, 220, 440, Pittsburgh Yards) :-1, St. Joseph's; 2, Central Philadelphia 18 Brooklyn British; 3. Diocesan Boy's School.

Time:-2 mins. 29 seca.

American League.

Governor'a Shield.

New York 8 Boston Washington 2 Philadelphia The following have won the Inter-Cleveland? Chicago School Shield presented by H.E, Sir Reginald B. Stubbs in 1922:

1922--St. Paul's College,. 1928. St. Paul's College. 1924. St. Paul's College, 1925.-St. Joseph's College. 1926. St. Joseph's College. 1927-St. Joseph's College.

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TABLES TO DATE.

KANDY WINS THE TWO POLO CLUB ANNUAL New York

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London, Yesterday.

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