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MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1933.

THE CHINA MAIL.

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CHINESE

BATHING

CLUB

AQUATIC GALA

Kwok Chan Hang Beats Previous Holder.

LEUNG SHUI-MAN'S TREBLE

(By CRAWL)

The 50 Metres Invitation Breast Stroke event at the Chinese Bathing Club's swimming gala last night was won by the Colony champion,

Kwok Chan-bang (South China), in 36.-3/5 sect. He beat Wan Kwong- ting (Chinese Bathing Club), the previous holder of the Colony title, by four yards.

Chan Fuk-shing (Chinese .Civil) Servants' Club) took third place, while G. Fowler, the only European entrant, representing the European | Y.M.C.A. was fourth.

A huge crowd attracted by the Hong Kong League water-polo games which proceeded the gala, was in attendance at the gala,

Excellent organisation was again the feature of the night, each event being carefully prepared, and swimmers ready to take the water at a moment's notice.

Leung Sul-man, the Chinese Bathing Club's star short dis- tance

man, was outstanding. He secured no fewer than 3 first and 2 seconds.

Leung's best effort of the even- ing was the winning of the 100 Metres Back Stroke championship. which he won in 1/80.-3/5 secs, coming in at the finish 14 seconds to the good.

In the throwing the Polo-Ball event, Chan Tze-ching reached 22 metres Leung Sul-man was second, two metres behind.

A

spectacular display on the parallel bars by the Army Phy. sical Training staff instruc tors of Aldershot while rehears- ing for the Royal Tournament at Olympia.

NIGHT BASEBALL TO BE

PLAYED IN JAPAN.

Waseda University Enterprise."

Tokyo, June 10. Construction work of the elec trie lighting equipments at the Waseda University diamond in Totsuka, tear the Waseda Univer- alty compound, having practically been completed, the first night ball game will be played some time at the end of this month, it is reliably stated.

The lighting system on the ground, constructed at the expense of 55,000, yen, will make it pos- sible for bastball fans to enjoy the game in coolness after night- fall during summer.-Rengo.

YOUNG COMPANIONS

TRIUMPH

At the conclusion of the gaia, CHUNG SING BEATEN

Mr. Ho Shui-um, Vice-President of

the Club, presenten the trophies to

He

the winners and runners-up. congratulated the committee mem-.

excellent result of bers for the

their efforts.

The following were the re- sults

Clubs of

the

Men's 50 Metres Breast Stroke (Open

affiliated H.K.L.A.S.A.):—

to

(1) Kwok Chan-hong (S.C.A.A.).

Time: 36-3/8 secs.

(2) Wan Kwang-ting (C.B.C.).

Time: 38-1/5 1825.

(3) Chan Fuk-shing (C.C.8.C.),

Time: 39 secs.

Men's 100 Metres Back Stroke Cham

pionship

(1) Leung Shui-man.

(2) Ng Wah-chau.

(3)

I

Yat-hung. 1 min.

30-3/5 secs.

50 Metres Handicap (Small Boys)

ern Fuk-pui.

(1) Yung

Wong Ho-wah.

(2)

(3)

Wong

(4)

4

Yat-chiu.

Fangolo

Throwing

the

(1) Chan Tsz-ching.

(2)

Distance: 22 metres. Leung Shui-ma'n.

Distance: 20 metres.

(3) Ng Wah-chau,

&

Distance: 18 metres,

30 Metres Veterans' Handicap:-

(1) Wong Kwok-king.

.

(2) Tse Yue-chuen.

(3) Yang Kai-yue.

4 To 0.

PLAYING

LAYING at the Chinese Bathing Club yesterday evening, the Young. Com- panions' Association defeat- ed the Chung Sing Bene- volent Society by four goals to ni in the Hong Kong Water Polo League Although the score indicates an easy win, the Chung Sing team played splendidly and were in not scoring on unfortunate several occasions.

On the run of the play, the

SOUTH CHINA GALA TO-NIGHT.

Two Invitation Events

On Card.

Y.M.C.A. SCORE,

ELEVEN GOALS

IN POLO LEAGUE

University Handicapped By Two Absentees.

SCHREUDER SCORES SIX

(By CRAWL).

AN orgy of scoring fea-

tured the

water polo

game between the Y.M.C.A. "A" and the University in the Hong Kong League at the Chinese Bathing Club yesterday evening, the "Y" team leaving the water after having scored 11 goals with- out reply.

www.w

It was seen from the start, that without two of their first team players Wong Siong- hing and Chan Seck-fong the University would be no for the Y.M.C.A.

match

Donn opened the scoring in the first minute of the game, when

he swem through unchallengd from his right back position to score from 15 yards with power-

The South China Athletic As-ful shot. sociation are holding their third swimming gala at North Point, ladder to-night at 7.30 p.m.

From the swim up the Y.M.C.A. their second through Schreuder, who neatly divrtedTM" a Judging from the large number long pass from Donn into the of entries the gala promises to be corner of the net. a great success.

An innovation is the running of two invitation events the 100 Metres and for wo- Free Style for men

men.

A new method of differentiating between two classes of swimmera, has been introduced at this gala.

In certain events only those men and women who have re- presented their Club at other Clubs will be allowed to enter, while those members who have not yet reached that standard have been put in a separate class.

ever,

Alvares made

a break away, but was caught by Donn, whose clearance, how

was intercepted by Rodrigues, who shot quickly, but hit the cross bar with Angus at the other end. Schreuder added his second

•R•

W. V. ROBINS, the Middlesex all-roun- der, has been selected to represent England in the Test, against the West In- dians at Lord's on Satúr- day.

(Details on Page 1.)

FIVE LEAGUE

TENNIS GAMES

FOR TO-DAY Champions Meeting South China “B.”

"B" PLAYING THE CLUB

AN OLYMPIC TEMPLE FOR CHAMPIONS.

The Roll Of Honour.

4:

Vienna, June 10. The International Olymple Com- mittee, in session here, to-day de- elded to hold a new Olympic an them competition.

The next congress of the com- mittec, It was decided, will be held at Athens in 1934, when the cor nerstone of the Olympic Tempie will be laid in connection with the celebration of the committee's fortieth anniversary. The Temple walle will contain the names of past Olympic champions, with spaces left for those of the future.

United Press.

KOWLOON

DOCKS WIN IN

THE SPEY CUP

Indians Lose 34-16 In First Game,

WINNERS SCORE A SIX

CAMPARI

WINS FRENCH

GRAND PRIX

Victor Fined For Assistance.

AVERAGE OF 131 K.P.H.

"Monthlery, June 12. The Grand Prix of the Automo- bile Club de France was wou yes- terday by the Italian racer Cam- pari on a Maserati,

The time showed by the racer was 3 h.48 m.45. secs, representing an average speed of 131 kph.

Etancelin, ότι

Alfr Romeo, came in second with 3 h.49 m.37 sec. or an average speed of 130.6 k.p.h. Eyston, also driving an Alfa Romeo, came in third.

After the race, the referees ex- amined the validity of Campari's victory, his car having been pushed by two mechanica, after refueling. It was, however decided to give the victory to the winner inflicting

The Start Linas-Montlery, June 11. To-day at the Montlery 20. the Grand Prix of the todrome Automobile Club. de France, in which there are 19 entries, held.

Making their initial appearance in upon him a fine.---Havas. the Spey Royal Cup the Indian Re- creation Club were yesterday beat- en in the First Round by Kowloon Docks by 34 shots to 16 on: the Craigengower rink.

Kowloon Docks will meet the spite of the heavy rain early Civil Service in the Second Round.

than this morning it is more

Scores: probable that the five "A" Division Indian R. C. Lawn Tennis League matches will I. Harteam be played off this afternoon. A. M. Rumjahn The fixtures are as follow with A. R. Dallah

v. Chinese R.C. “A” (at King's Park)

(Skip)

Kowloon Docks R. Lapsley.

B. Morrison

W. Greig

F. Cullen

Wan

The following were the ex- tries:-French--Felix Etancelin, Chiron, Moll, Wimille, and Sommer in Alfa-Romeos;. Czaykowski, Bussinne, and Gaupillat In Bugattis; Italiaar-Nuvolari, Borz. 34 acxini, and Zanelli in Alfa-Romeos;

Campart; and Zehender in Mater atis; Britons-Early. and, Howe in Bugattis, and Eyston in Alfa- Romeo.

16 (Skip)

Detailed score by heads:

Indian R. C. Kowloon Docks.

goal a few minutes later when the probable winners given in A. M. Wahab ~* he swam down the left wing be-black- fore suddenly-cutting in to score. 9. China "B"

Three minutes from the inters. China “A”. val, Kerr, Campbell and Schreu-| der added goals, bringing

half time score to goals.

the Kowloon C.C,

Y. University

In the second half, the Univer- Indian R.C, "A" v.

v.

(at King's Park) Recrelo

1.

(at the K.C.C.)|

Craigengower

2,

3

3

(at Sookunpoo),

I

9

Chinese B.C. B

Б.

1

2

(at the HK.C.C.)

5.

4

6.

4

7.

8.

sity men showed signs of tiring, Hong Kong C.C. v. [the Y.M.C.A. adding five more

A. Donn, the Y.M.C.A. 50 Yards champion, will be competing goals to their total through

in the men's 100 Metres invitation, Schreuder (3). Campbell while Mrs. A. C. Schreuder, wife Keir.

of W. Schreuder, skipper of the Y.M.C.A. "A" water-polo

and

Y.M.C.A. "A"-H. Angus; G. Donn PUTT OF A QUARTER 9.

team, and R. Goldman; E. W. Railton;

will be representing the "y" in the W. F. Kerr, W. Schreuder (captain) ladies' event.

The final item on the pro- gramme will be a Chinese box- ing exhibition by the South China Athletic Association's boxing Club.

and W. Campbell.

OF AN INCH!

University:Wong Ping-tong: E. L. GOERTIES and S. T. Cheung; A. C. N.

da Silva: T. W. Goh, A. M. Rodrigues When the Wind Did Not and R. E. Alvares.

Referee: Wan Kwong-ting.

The programme which will com-DAVIS CUP

latter team should have been mence shaṛp at 7:30 p.m. is as ahead at the interval by at least follows:- three goals, but poor shooting | and the bad luck that dogged! them throughout robbed of their goals.

them

Shek Kam-pui of the Young Companions' Associa tion was again outstanding, being responsible for many nice openings.

Feng Kowk-wa also played a fine game and fed his forwards well in addition to keeping Kong, Chik-chao in check.

Leung Chun-wa opened the scoring after seven minutes' play, following a throw by Shek

Ladies' 50 Metres free Style Handi- Kam-pui which hit the cross ber

cap:-

(1) Leung Yuk-fong.

(2) Leung Yak-chun.

(3) Som Yee-yeuk.

Men's 100 Metres Free Style (In-| -

vitation to Affiliated Clubs), Ladies' 100 Metres Free Style (In- vitation to Affiliatd Clubs). 100 Metres Novelty Race for Chi-

dren under 15. Lading

Back-stroke.

100 Metros (For Club Representatives). Ladies' 100 Metres

Mea's

Back-stroke,

BRITAIN SECURE

2-0 Lead.

Austin Taken To 11-9 By Hecht.

London, To-day. (For non-representatives.)

Great Britain secured a 2-0 lead 50 Metres Three-Legged Race. Ladies' 60 Meteres Three Legged over Czecho Slovakia in the Semi Final Round of the Davis Cup on Men's 200 Metres Breast Stroke. Saturday at Eastbourne.

(For Club Representatives), Men's 200 Metres Breast Stroke.

Race.

(For non-representatives).

Ladies Tug-o-war. Men's Pillow Fighting.

C.B.C. RELAY TEAM.

and rebounded for the former to grasp and net.

The following will represent the Changing over, the Young Chinese Bathing Club in the 200 Yards Men's 100 Metre free style Handicap: Companions added their second Open Relay at the Hong Kong Inter- through Shek Kam-pul, follow-national Amateur Swimming Associa

swimming gala tion's

next Saturday ing a fine passing bout among night in the YMCA. `Bath, Kow- the forwards.

(1) Yeung Wai-lim.

(2) Tong Poa-cheung,

(3) Ip Hin-wah,

Chan Sik-fong.

(1) Young Tat-fun (2) Lo Hung-hing. (3) Yang Fuk-pul. (4) Cheung King-chul Novelty Race (Thread & Needle)

(1) Ho Siew-um, and Miss R. Sum, (2) Yeung Wai-lim and Miss Chan

Yee-ching. Mixed Team Race:-

Yuk-chan.

A minute later a bad throw by Cheung Chi-tai saw Leung Chun wa add his second with a back hand,

Just before the final whistle, the Chung Sing team all but scored when they bombarded the Young Companions' goal from every angle, but Le Kee-yeung broke away to send the unmark-

1000:-

Ng Wah-chan, Teang Bo-fook, Wous Yat-hang and Leung Shui-man (cap tain). Beserve: Chin Keung-wah.

Scores as cabled by Reuter: F. J. Perry (Britain) beat R. Menzel 6-1, 6-4, 6-3.

H. W. Austin (Britain) beat L. Hecht 6-1, 11-9, 6-4.

Britain will probably meet Aur tralls in the Final Round.

BRADLEY WINS PLAY OFF

C. H. Bradley beat H. T. William their play off in the Captain's Cup (June): at Fanling.

aon with a card of 87-1077 in

Wizard Smith's Speed Bid

(1) Leung Shui-man and Miss Leung (2). Yeung Wal-lim and Miss Moxed Wo Man-ablu away to score made at Lake

Suk-ken.

Men's Obstacle Rate:

(1) Leung Shui-man.

(2) Tsang Ho-fook.

(3) Lai Lok-sin.

SATURDAY'S GAME

On Saturday night South China "A": defeated the Y.M.C.A. "B" by five goals to nil at the Chinese Civil Servants Bathing Club,

Cheung Wing-kwong (8), Ping-plu and Chan

scored, for the winners.

Sydney, NS.W.

...1

gist, who also inspected the lake said that there was not a drop of If satisfactory preparations are one inch over the whole level. The his team's fourth goal.

George, near surface is a type of heavy black Young Compaziona Assoc.-Chan Collector Mr. Norman ("Wizard") | Bolle von dort Wal-chlu; Le Eee-young and Li E Smith, in the "F.H. Stewart Enter. For an attempt on the mile re Iing: Feng Kwok-wa; Wo Man-chiu, prise," will attack Sir Malcolm cord, the motorist sald that a track Shek Kam-pul and Leung Chun-va.

Chung, Sing B.B.Long Silai: Campbell's world's record land 100 yards wide over the fall length of the lake would be neces- Lam Sui-n and Pun Ming-man; In speed of 272 miles an hour. Sam-cbeong: Cheung Chi-tsi, „Kong "Wizard" Smith "said that Chik-chaw and Chow Cheung-kong. the Inke had wonderful pose").

sibilities of being the most re- liable racing track in the world

POLO LEAGUE GAMES

POSTPONED

"Much," he sald, "depends on

The two Water Polo League games the result of the experiment being Lee China "B" and, the Chung Sink Bene

between the YM.G.A "B" and South carried out by a local develop

ment committee.

which should have taken place -

sary,

It is expected that the cir cular track will be ready soon, - "and" "Wizard" Smith says that he intends to test it out with "an attempt on the 24-hour

record

Blow At Torquay.

PADGHAM'S BAD LUCK.

Torquay, May 26.

The Professional Short Course Golf Championship was continued in the grounds of the Palace Hotel. Torquay, to-day in brilliant sun-

The signal-to start was given at 61 p.m. Nuvolari took the lead 8 immediately followed by Campari..

8 Tarufi, Zehender, Chiron, and 12 Etancella.

Gaupiliat abandoned

12 the race in the first round.

12

12

Ten Withdraw.

10.

12

11.

11

13

12.

13

13

At the end of 200 kilometres the ranking was

as follows.

first-

13.

13

8

16

Taruf in 1h 22m. 9s, or an ́aver-

3

19

age speed of 136.131 kms. per

15.

13

2

21

hour; second-Elancelin in

ih.

16.

13

25

28m. 10s; third-Campari in

ih.

17.

13

2

27

29m. 420.

18.

13

1 28

Chiron and Nuvolari with-

19.

1

14

28

drew in the eighth round

20.

14.

6

34

2).

2 16

34

owing to the breakdown of the back axle of their cars.

Ten contestants abandoned the

FOR WIMBLEDON.

shine. At the beginning of HELEN WILLS MOODY to-day's play A. Matthews (Walmley) and R. A. Whitcombe (Parkstone) shared the lead with 102, or six strikes under an average of threes. The competi- tion is decided over eight rounds lof the nine hole course.

A sharp breeze made the golf more difficult than yesterday, and

A. Matthews early fell from grace.

Famous Tennis Star To Receive £200 As Expenses.

London:

It has been officially confirmed

race in the ninteenth round Havas.

FINANCIAL

REASONS FOR

KEEPING TESTS

Dr. Bettington Sums Up Dispute.

He put his ball against a wall that Mrs. Helen Wills Moody will AUSTRALIAN BOARD CRITICISED guarding a herbaceous border at defend her singles title in the the second, and took five. This, Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Cham- together with a few hours, brought pionships, which begin on June 26. A. H. Padgham shared the lead What is more, it has transpired with R. A Whitcombe with 188 that she is being paid £200 to for 54 holes. He had sixteen come and play.

his score up to 57.

threes and two twos.

His putt for another two at, the thirteenth Iny on the brink of the hole. Everyone wait- ed for the wind to blow it in..

Sydney, May 25, Dr. R. H. Bettington, the Aus« stralian who in 1923 captained the Oxford cricket team, sums up the Anglo-Australian cricket dispute as follows in commenting on Mr. The news respecting Mrs, D. R. Jardine's criticism "of the Moody, which has been dragged Board of Control in the Evening into the daylight, marks a fresh Standards:

tura. Not that personal expenses

Members of the Board allowed have never been paid before, but themselves to be stampeded by In the end he had to hele a the secret has been closely guard waves of public Indignation into pott that cannot hava beened and facts were difficult to come

Inch

more then a quarter of an by. Senorita de Alvarez, used to action which even they must now joget her expenses paid, but it was see was unwise. Did they expect Air currents and eddies in the strongly denied and could not be the M.C.C. to decide against their valley caused the flag on the third proved. green to blow due east, and that on the fifth, only 100 yards away, to blow due west. No wonder that the scores were in the malo higher than yesterday's, when there was no "wind.

The Moody payments will doubtless be camouflaged by

the authorities in saying that the... Wimbledon Champion - is representing America at Wima bledon,

elected captain? Surely the pro- ple to approach were the touring team's executiye. The Board chose the wrong time, the wrong body, the wrong words. By pro- testing when they did they have laid Australis open to the charge of 'squealing..

Mrs. Moody, has won the cham

**The Board are trying to force The following were the resulta of pionship five times, Mile Lenglen the American Baseball League pro-six, and Mrs. Lambert Chambers the M.C.C.'s hand again..

"What is going to happen if the. grammar on Saturday:

seven, GA National Boston 11, Philadelphia 8: Mrs. Moody stated last year that M.C.G. do not agree with the store brooklyn Bank her ambition was to try and best Board! It may mean a temporary. Chicas & Probare, St. Los all records, and she is delighted cessation of Anglo-Australian 81 A 17 Cincinnati Clere

that the guarantee has been forth cricket. The financial state of American Detroit, Cleveland 2; coming to give her the chance of the two countries from the cricket New York 8 Chicago 8: Philadelphia this year equalling Mile. Lenglen' ing viewpoint would then become 15, Boston 8 Philadelphia 5, Boston | record.-Beuter.:

Interesting 7:Washington 10, St. Louis 8.07

I have been taning up the

Enterprise for the mile dash, and Shui-kam volant Society and South China Zald George, he declared, "Is when the Lake George track is The Chinese Bathing Club conrening at the Chung Sings Club, 1514 falls long, and 7 miles ready I am confident of establish ceded points to the South China has been postponed owing to the croat at a widest part, Dr. Wool- ing new figures" said "wizard"

Boula China

"Athletic Association's-

che nough, Federal Government Geolo- Smith, Reiter

on a walk over,

wwimming gala 10-might

́8;