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THE CHINA MAIL.

Dazzling Display

Diving

Of POLICE

·Olympic Wizards Perform At C.B.C. Pavilion

SECOND EXHIBITION TO

(By Crawl.)

PPLAUSE after applause grest-

ed the ears of "Dutch" Smith and F. Simaika last night, when these two Olympic Divers gave their arst exhibition at the Chinese, Bathing Club Pier, before a lurge gathering of spectators.

To say that the spectators were amazed at the. evolutions perform- ed by these two swimmers would be putting it mildly. They were ab- solutely astounded and simply could not understund bow Smith and Simalka could bring off such mar- velous dives. and make such per- feet entries.

The water was cold and the light not very good, and this resulted in one or two of the difficult diver being spoiled, as both divers had diffeulty

-

NIGHT

in seeing the water when complat. DUTCH Smith and Simaika

ing their dives.

Very nearly all the dives per- raft.

formed last night were ones which

photographed on the C.B.C.

INTERPORT

SOCCER

Itinerary For Canton Visitors.

-The Canton Police football eleven, which is arriving by train; on Saturday night, will be wal- comed by the Inspector-General of Police (Hon. Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe, C.M.G.) at Central Police Head- quarters on Saturday morning, after which they will tour the Is- land in care.

On Sunday morning, a motor trip round the New Territories will be made, and, at, night, the official Interport dinner will be heldi at Gloucester Building. The visi tors return to Canton by train on Monday morning.

During their stay here they will play the following matches:-

Saturday Canton Police v Hong Kong Police at Caroline Hill at 13:46 p.m.

Sunday-Combined Police v Com- bined Hong Kong Chinese on the Club ground at 3.45 p.m.

SOUTHPORT ENTER SECOND ROUND

Win Replay At Nelson.

London, To-day.

Southport qualified to meet Swin- don Town in the Second Round of

made diving history at the Los An-very coyly called out "I want to the F. A. Cup when they bent Nel- geles games.."

The schedule of dives for the learn and Smith, dressed in an son by four clear goals on the lat Games were divided into two class-surd bathing dress of the eighties, ter's ground.

with pints over his knees and down

was the replay.—Renter. ✨:

es, the compulsory dives, and the to his aukles and a top with short at Southport, both sides scoring On Saturday the two teams drew optional dives which are the most arms, walked into the board. This three times, and yesterday's game spectacular of the two classes.

of mirth The compulsory dives last night spectacle brought roars consisted

from.the crowd who were delight- a running front jack knife,

ed with Smith's antics on the end and 3 back somersault in the layout posi-

of the board. ition. This dive which was

of

This completed their programme

performed by Smith was easily the for last night.

most graceful one on the list. Smith

The trio left for Canton lost,

stood with his back to the water night for an exhibition this after and with a backward and upward noon,, and will be back in the Co- movement completed. a full backlony by this evening ready for their somersault at the same time keep-second exhibition

CIVIL SERVICE ELEVENS.

League Games Against Hong Kong Club.

The following will represent the ing his body rigid. His entry was exhibition, will start at 9.15 p.m. League Cricket games against. the It is understood that tonight's Civil Service Cricket Club in their perfect and evoked a storm of ap" in order to give the public a chance Hong Kong Cricket Club on Sature plause.

or enjoying their dinner and also day at 2 p.m. alb. the exhibitions have sur DKSIČNA”

..

FULL GAYNER.

compulsory dives is one of the

The full gayner, another of the

wart - zapojadi

hardent to execute. Smith who per formed.this dive brought-off a per fect finish. The full gayner con- abyssaf qarq sists of first of all, standing on the end of the board, facing the water. Then with a forward and upward awing, the legs are thrown up and the head drops back; allowing the fan body to complete a full circle in a rigid position, finally to enter the | water-feet first.

Saturday's Home Football

•

ed

Chelsea

Aland

Birmingham

For Everton

Blackpool Manchester C Sunderland

FIRST DIVISION. ASTON VILLA Wednesday BOLTON This entry was perfect did avok- H'DERSFIELD another storm of applause. LEICESTER C. Another dive brought off with LIVERPOOL brilliance by Smith was the running NEWCASTLE

Middlesboro

▼ Leeds full twist, which, although it look po

PORTSMOUTH `7-

Arsenal

WEST BROMWICH

ed easy, is one of the most difficult Sheffield U. Derby.

to perform.. Smith ran forward WOLVES Blackburn. smartly and performed a running etraight header, but, at the top of Bradford

SECOND DIVISION.

Burnley

Y BURY his dive, he suddenly twisted to en-Charlton

V Southampton MAN FULHAM ter the water with hardly a Grimsby Sr. Notis G. splash.

MANCHESTER Bradford C. Dutch Smith's two other dives NOTTS Fr West Bam which brought all round applause, PLYMOUTH

OLDHAM

v Port Vale v Lincoln

?

v. Millwall

V Chesterfield

were the two and a half front Preston N.E.. aomersault which did not come off STOKE too well, owing to the bad light, TOTTENHAM -y Swansen which prevented Smith from seeing THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH.> when to stop his turning r ALDERSHOT. Luton

The back one and a half somer-

Brighton

sault in the layout position. This CARDIF

Bristol

dive called for much nerve, for the dive is performed with the back

*

TORQUAY

V

Exeter Bristol C. Swindon Clapton 0,

to the water and the body

rind Brentford"

throughout.

Newport

SOME QUEEN'S P. R. y Newport

Simaike, who also performed, READING gave a polished exhibition of the

most diffieult diyes.

In particular,

Coventry Bournemouth

Northampton

THIRD DIVISION (NORTIL)

T. Doncaster HULLE Darlington

MOST DIFFICULT DIVE. ACCRINGTON ♥ Gateshead

BARROW was the one SAREOV and a half front somer-Carliste

CHESTER CRISSLER asult combined with the full CREWE twist. This dive, which gave Mansfield Pete Desjardines the 1928 world NEW: championship, is the most difficult Rochdale:

BRIGHTON one known for the twist is done Rotherham half way through the one and a half SOUTHPORT Tranmere somersault, and, one must think YORK

y Hartlepools WREXHAM Stockport by: Halifax.

Walsall

By Barnsley

V CELTICES WAIST, MIRREN.

fast when executing this dive," SCOTTISH LEAGUE,

Simaiks who performed this dive Airdrie nearly brought the house down with lon CLYDE applause.

COWDEN-

* Mr Summeril, the manager and DEATHME:'v E Stirling coach, announced that this dive HEARTS Kilmarnock has been listed to carry the highest MOTHERWELL Third Lanark

Morton By Hamilton, number of points awarded for any PARTICK

Dundee optional dive at the next Olymple RANGERS Aberdeen Games, in ST JOHN-A

Queen's Park After both divers had given of STONE their best, they provided the spec tators with an amusing episode en titled, "Teaching Willie to Dive Li Simniks taking his stand at the end of the board announced through the court

meril

LOCAL FOOTBALL SUPPLEMENT

1st XI at C.8.6.017

G. R. Sayer (Captain). J. E. Richardson) E:Bakery: Batrow

F. J. de Rome, E. Was Hamilton; B. C. K. Hawking, E. B. Reed, H. E. Strange, HG. Wallington and R.

M. Wood

2nd-XL at HK.CC

F. J. Ling (Captain) F. H. Holdman, NJ. Bebbington:P, D. Crawley, F. E. Matthews, J. FMC- Gowan; JG. Pilcher, S. Randle, R. G. Robertson, R. A. J Simpson and A. E Wood....

· RUGBY CLUB TEAM FOR TO-DAY.

Peers Turning Out.

The following will represent the Hong Kong Rugby Club against H.M.S. Medway at 5,10 p.m. on the Club ground to-day-F. E. Skinner; Hynes, A. D. Lowson, D. F. Kelby; A. H. Harbord; A. F Jenkine, A. W, Torrible; JATE. Cogan, A. P. Laroche, M. N. Cochrane, W. E. Peers, R. O. F. King, A. G. Dalziel, K. A. Munro, and A. N. Other,

TEST TENNIS SCORE REVISED

Australia's Two Wins

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1932.

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Overland China Mail.

"A WHOLE WEEK'S NEWSPAPERS IN ONË,

Amid scenes of memorable gaiety and brilliant set- tings, the St. Andrew's Ball, one of the outstanding social events of the Colony, was held at the Peninsula Hotel on November 25. H.E. the Governor, Sir William Peel, K.C.M.G., K.B.E. and, Lady Peel, H.E. Admiral Sir Howard Kelly KCB G.M.G., M.V.O., and Lady Kelly, H.E, Major... General J, W. Sandilands, C.B C.M.G., D.S.0... GD.C., Admiral M. M. Taylor, C-in-C., L'.S. Asiatic Fleet, were among the honoured guests. Among the decorations, pride of place amongst the shields was taken by those con nected with the Chieftain, Mr. K. E. Greig. Prominently: displayed were also the shields of the Stewarts, the Mac- Gregors, the Gann's and The Mackintosh's, while around the walls of both Rose Room and Roof Garden were draped cu various other shields, decorated with illuminated "thistless

A full report is given in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL. :- Ron Penta anos e

Three Japanese coal coolles were killed when a life boat fell from the deck of the CPS. liner, Empresa of Russia, Seat Narasaki, harbour. As a result of the accident three

members of the Chinese crew were detained by the Naga saki Police, but according to a message received by the local C.P.S office on November 25, the men have now been re-me Teased and was in

According to the crew of the ship, the matter is said to have preyed on the mind of the No. 1 bo'sun, Leung Ying, to such a degree that he jumped overboard during the voyage from Shanghai to Hong Kong.

A report is given in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL;er--

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CIGARETTES MADE

OF OLD ENDS.”

Aged Hawker Fined: Tobacco On Streets.

China Mail

Sports Diary.

TO DAY Hockey-Mamak' Tournamente, Royal Signals. 20th Battery, (Maring 4 p.m.). kunpoo 4.16. pr.)..

R.A.S.C. Y. Kowloon Indians (Boo Friendly matches

An aged Chinese hawser 90 an appearance before Mr Wynne Jones at the Second Police Court this morning, to answer to a charge 5. of manufacturing cigarettes with

Insp. Davidson of the Govern

Erlebane, Yesterday, The scores of the first tennis out a licence, teat match between America and Australia were Incorrectly cabled ment Monopolice Department, sald by Reuter yesterday. Moon and the accused picked up cigaretta Sproule (Australia) defeated Allends on the streets, and extracting son and Van Ryn 5-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-3. the tobacco from them rolled new America won the contest by 8 cigarettes, which were sold at matches to 2-Reuter,

10 for ten cents. These

CHESS WINNERS

Club v H.M.S. Medway (U.S.R.C p.m.),

H.M.S. Devonshire (Nookunpoo),

Rugby-South Wales Borderers. Club Navy (Valley 5.16 p.m.) Friday

Billiards. Steel, Coulson League.

Club v

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Police v. Royal

- Royal Engineers v.. St. Patrick's

Garrison Sergeanta v, Palace Hotel, Chess Kowloor Chess Club Cham-

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H. Bush v. Dr. H. D. Matthew 1. Easton V. M. Cunietti.

Davidson, were made by hand and endengerød the health of the people who bought them. The ac The following were the senior cused had no retail licence. winners in yesterday's chess Mr. Wynne Joues Is it fair to matchesCE. Wong and C... put him on the same standard as a Sequeira, Juniors: A. J. Birlukoff, retail dealer? After all, many P.Ivanovich and J. Enston. A. C. people roll their own cigarettes and Ridlington and P. T. Rozario each they have not been arrested for it. secured a halfe

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