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Canton Beat Colony At Swimming

Rasmussen Outstanding For Winners

Y.M.C.A. WIN TEAM EVENTS

RETURN GALA IN HONG KONG ON SEPTEMBER 24.

The first Unofficial Interport Swimming contest to be staged between Hong Kong and Canton was won by the latter port when the Shameen Swimming Club beat the European YMCA by 31 points to 28 in Canton on Saturday night. A return contest has been arranged and will take place in the "y" bath on Saturday, September 24.

E. W. Railton, the captain of the "Y" team, in an interview with the "China Mall" to-day, said that he thought that the Y.M.C.A. would turn the tables on their Canton opponents in the return encounter and thus win back the flag which he had been forced to hand over to B. Rasmussen, the Shameen captain.

Saturday's events, provided stirring struggles throughout and the standard of swimming witnessed was of a high class. The Sha- meen trio, B. Rasmussen, E. Penfield and B. Schroeter, were largely responsible for their team's narrow victory as between them they secured 21 points out of a total of 31. A. Donn (5), F. Langley (4), W. F. Kerr (3), and S. Garrod (3) were the Y's most successful swimmers.

The dimensions of the Shameen bath did not allow for times being taken which would correspond to standard distances, but it was thought that Rasmussen would have clocked just over 60 secs. for the 100 Yards, which is excellent timing for a fresh water bath. In this event the Shameen flash. led Donn by a yard at the half way stage to win by three yards after a brilliant race. Rasmussen had previously beaten Donn over the shorter distance by two yards."

In the throwing the Polo Ball event Kerr, using his powerful back hand shot, won, comfortably

Flag Handed Over.

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Deauville, Aug. 22.

The 100000 Francs Morny Prize Was run yesterday "at. Deauville race course before a huge crowd of turf enthu siasts. "

The race was won by Cecias. belonging to. M. Marcel" Boussac. ridden by Elliot. Spirituelle was second a short hend. Rodostre was third, one length and a half behind.

Eleven horses started" and the distance of the race was 1,200 metres.

CHINESE-BOXING TO

· BE ENCOURAGED.

Physical Training By Games.

NANKING CONFERENCE.

Nanking, August 21. Animated discussions over the establishment of a school for Chinese boxing featured the fourth general meeting of the National Physical Educa. tion Conference yesterday,

The meeting was presided over by Dr. Chu Chia-hua, Minister of Education, with 99 "de- legates present.

Was at

General Chang Chih-kiang, President of the National Gymnas- tics Institute, proposed that EL school exclusively for: Chinese On Sunday at an official tiffin, at

boxing and gymnastics Bel which H. Taylor, the Sports Chair-

established. man, presided, E.W. Railton, hand-

Opposition, however, ed over the "Y" flag to Rasmussen, delegates who declared that one

once raised by otheri the Shameen captain, and at the same time extended an invitation branch of physical culture does not merit the establishment of a to the Shameen members to visit Hong Kong on September 24, when special school. An alternative pro- he hoped that the "y" would win Posal was submitted, calling for the creation of departments back their flag.

devoted to Chinese boxing in all physical training institutes.

RESULTS.

Lengths Free Style:

1 B. Rasmussen (Shameen).. 2. A. Donn (YM.C.A.)

*

3. B. Schroeter (Shameen).

4. W. F. Kerr (Y.M.C.A.)

from Rasmussen with a throw of 4 Lengths Free Style: 60 feet which won him loud ap plause. Stoker, relying on the forehand throw, failed disappoint- ingly, and had to be content with fourth place.

Second Place Thrown Away,

Penfield, an American swimmer

in a class of his own, experienced little resistance in the Breast Stroke and Back Stroke events, and Won both races by three yards. Fowler might have secured second place for the "y" in the Breast Stroke: had he not wasted valuable time watching Huttemeir.

Garrod won the Plunge from Ballantine, the American consul, by 2% feet, distancing 68% feet. The American Consul, who has now reached the veteran stage, was

1. B. Rasmussen (Shameen)."

A. Donn (Y.M.C.A.) 3. EW. Railton (Y.M.C.A.) Throwing The Pole Ball:- 1. W. F. Kerr (Y.M.C.A.)

2

2. B. Rasmussen' (Shameen).

3. A Frolich (Shameen).

4. W. Stoker (Y.M.C.A.)

Lengths Breast Stroke:-

E. Penfield (Shameen).

2. H. Huttemeir (Shameen).

3. G. Fowler (Y.M.C.A.)

2 Lengths Back Stroke:-

1. E Penfield. (Shameen).

2. F. Langley (Y.M.C.A.)

8. A. Denn (Y.M.C.A.).

4. B. Rasmussen (Shameen). Plunge:

1. S. Garrod (Y.M.C.A.)..

2. J. Ballantyne (Shameen) and

A. Frolich (Shameen).

4. H. Angus (Y.M.C.A.)

loudly applauded for his great High Diving-M effort. Angus disappointed with a

2.

A lively debate ensued. The original proposal was finally de- feated and the alternative adopted (by a vote of 51 to 39.

In the course of yesterday's session. a representative of the Ministry of Education announced that all resolutions adopted by the Conference shall be considered Ineffective should they be found to conflict with the various ordin- ances and regulations of the Ministry.

The manifesto of the Conference is being drafted by a special com- mittee. Kuo Min.

BABE RUTH BANGS OUT TWO HOMERS,

(Continued from Page 1.)

The following were the results of yesterday's Baseball games :———

National League.

R. H. E. Chicago Cubs

5 13: 0 Coyler hit a home runt New York Giants

Hogan

B. Schroeter (Shameen) gan hit a home run.

poor effort of 45 feet-16 feet be. E. Stirling (Shameen) hind the third man.

3. F Langley (Y.M.C.A.) Low Diving:----

Railton and Donn.

Keri started off for the "Y" in 1. B. Schroeter (Shameen). the Relay, but, due to swimming.2. E Stirling (Shameen). conceded 12 yards, to his op 3. E. W. Railton (Y.M.C.A.) ponent. Fowler swam well, to hold Relay:

hie ground and it was left to LY.M.C.A. Railton to display a useful burst

2. Shameen.

of speed to wipe off the arrears Water Polo:-

and give Donn his dive a fraction

of a second before Rasmussen.

| Donn, who had been beaten, by

Y.M.C.A. 3 Shamean

Rasmussen in the 2 lengths earlier HARD COURT TENNIS

in the evening, put all he knew into it and just succeeded in giving the "Y" victory by a touch.

od Skameen Weak. -⠀

IN SCOTLAND,"

Ian Collins Wins Comfortably.

The Water Polo game proved disappointing, the Shameen side lacking combination and, pos8965-

London, August 20. ing several weak links in their Two Scottish hard-court tennis team. The Y.M.C.A. had the game championships were decided at St well in hand when they crossed Andrews to-day over a goal in the lead at half time. In the final of the men's singles, Kerr added his second point after Ian Collins, who has represented the interval and Donn added the Great Britain in the Davis Cup third goal. "WRA

tournament, defeated D. McPhail Rail- easily by 6/0, 6/06/8/8

* Kerr: was excellent,

feature of a dull g

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