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LX28-Roses of the South

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R.A.M.C. SWIMMING

GALA

Exciting Finishes In

Bath.

TRIBUTE TO "HANDICAPPER

"Mr. Renshaw Distributes the

Trophies

No. 27 Company, R.A.M.C. held a very successful Swimming Gala at the Y.M.CA." Bath, Kowloon, yesterday afternoon. Although time was limited the many events were swam off with true, military precision,, and the programme was concluded well in advance of schedule.

SOUTH CHINA STAGE

INTERPORT BOWLS TEAM TO AQUATIC GALA

LEAVE ON SEPT.

Travelling by Empress of "Asia".

The Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Interport team will faave the Colony on September 9 by the Empress of Asia and will play the Interport games against "Shanghai" between Septembéral

12 and 18

The following is the Hong↑ Kong elde-B W. Bradbury. (:(CGC), U., M. Omar (CCC.), J. C. Brown (KDRC), R. S Nichol (K.B.G.C.), G. L. Buch- anan (CCC) and H. Hamp ton (E.C.C.).

Most of the events were arrank (Continued from previous Colunm.)

ed on a handicap basis, and much

credit is due to the handicapper 50 Yards Handicap:

for producing some very exciting finishes. A fraction of an inch

separated the first two men in the 50-Yards Handicap," and there was

Pte. Cunningham.

2

Cpl. Bears.

3. Pte. Leadbetter.

never more than a few inches be 100 Yards Handicap: tween the first three men in all

1. Cpl. Beare.. over the shorter distances.. On 2. Pte. Flynn... two occasions it was necessary for 3. Pte. Cunningham. second and third to swim again to decide final points.

Diving (Sealed Handicap):

1A/Cpl. Nelėms. 2. Cpl Timmis. 3. Sgt. Patterson. Relay;

The programme was concluded with a Water Polo Match in which No. 1 Barrack Room best the re- mainder of the Company by the Todd goal in five. Most of the players were too tired to display' much dash, but the game provid ed considerable amusement.

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Tea was provided in the West Lounge, about eighty people being present, after which Mrs. Renshaw, wife of the Commanding Officer, presented the prizes..

RESULTS.

Officers: 25 Yards Handicap:

1. Major Hadden.

25 Yards Handicap:

1. Pte. Cunningham:

2. Pte. Traynor.

8. Pte. Jenkins.

1. No. 1 Barrack Room. 2. No. 2 Barrack Room' 8. The Officers. Blindfold Race:

1. A/Cpl Nelems. 2. Fte. Wells. 3. Pte. O'Brien,

Novelty Event:

1. Pte. Strangone? 2. Captain Daukes. Non-Swimmers Event:"

1. Sgt. Taylor,

Water Polo Match:

No. 1 Barrack Room 8. The Rest 2.

Miss Yeung Sau-king Wins Again,

ONE-SIDED WATER: POLO

Keen competition before a huge crowd of spectators was the feature of the Swimming Carnival staged by the South China Athletic Association at their pavilion at North Point "last"'night."

Full resulta, were as follow:

RESULTS.

(1) 100 Metres Men's Breast Stroke (open to the Colony):

Kwok Taun-hang, 1.28. Wong Kee-chau.

Tee Kim-hang.

(2) 100 Metres Ladies

Style (open to the Colony)

Miss Yeung Sau-king, 1.25. Miss Leung Wing-han.

Miss' Mok Suk-koon.

(3) 60 Metres Men's Free. Style (representing contestants axelud- ed)--

Lam Cheong-cheong.

Leung Wal-sang.

Cheung King-chi.

(4) ·50 Metres Ladies' Free Style (representing competitors exclud- ed) :-

1-Miss Cheung Sui-ki, 2-Miss Tseto Suk-hau. 3-Miss Cheung Sul-han..

(6) 50 Metres Men's Free Style:-

Chan Slu-kam.

Lam Chaung-cheungễ g Chang Wing-kwong and Leung Wai-sang-tie

(6) 100 Metres Children's Breast Stroke (under 14 years of age)

"Au Leung-wah Kan Yee-lim.

Wan Chiu-chi.

(7) Lantern Race (Men and Ladies)

Wong Yuk-pui and Miss Yuen Puihan

K.C.C. TENNIS FORTNIGHT Long Yun-hung and Miss Sre-to

The Kowloon Cricket Club Tennis Fortnight, which commences on Saturday, attracted fifty-four entries for the five competitions.

The entry for the Ladies Singles Championship was disappoint- ing, but though there are only nine ladies competing for the title the standard of tennis will be high and keen competition is expected, The following are the draws for the five competitions given in correct competitive order:

Men's Singles Senior Championship Men's Handicap Doubles.

F. E. Skinner and A.; Philippens 8. A. Gray v. E. C. Fincher; D. 3.

(8/8) 9. C. J. Tacchi and W. W. Green bye; R. B. Hambly v. E. Hirst (acr.); G. A. White and B. S. Fincher; A E. P. Guent v. W, C. Capell (ser.) v. F. S. W. Smith and Hung: G. C. Burnett v. F. Kengel-W. Stewart (+3/6); W.C Hung and E Zimmern (15,8) v. backer: WHyde v. E. Zimmern.

AH, Dinnen and R. Buchanan Rakusen (4-15) ▼ F Kengalbacker (scr.); C. Kengelbacker and M.

Men's Singles Junior Championship

E. R. Price VW Old; and H. Lubeseder (3/6); A. E. Lubeseder y P. O

Collins and B- B-Hambly (-15) v. Haber v. C. Ke

INS Mackay and ASE. PEGANT Fincher Skinner v. NTA

Aninh v Jack; W. M GIÐ pens; GA.White:

Men's Handicap

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(8) 100 Metres Men's Back stroke:-

Kwok Tsun-hang. Chang Wing-kwong. Chan Siu-kam

(9) Daving-for-Objects:

Leung Lai-sang, Chu Fah-yim.

Wong Bun-man.

(10) 100 Metres Men and Ladies' Relay Race

Chau Slu-kam and Miss Yang Sau dng

Leung Wal-nang and Miss Loung Wing-han.

Kwok Tsun-han and Miss Mok Suk-koon.

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