1933-09-16 — Page 11

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1933.

THE CHINA MAIL.

4164Sporting Page N

GENE TUNNEY'S OPINION OF CARNERA

No One Can Beat Him

Cleveland (Ohio), Aug. 20. Gene Tunner, former heavy- weight champion of the world. declared in an address here:

can

"There is no heavy-weight of the present day who best Carnera. He is too big- a freak, if you will"

Tunney added that Johnny

በዩ

Was

Risko, the loci veteran heavy- weight champion known the "Indiarubber" man) the Loughest man he had ever fought. "I still think 1 hit Hisko harder than I hit any- bedy in my life," he said, "and

he would not go down."--Reu-

ter.

CLUB TEAMS

V.R.C. GALA TO-NIGHT MACAO RACES

TRIALS IN

PREPARATION

200-YARDS BREAST STROKE EVENT AT "T" GALA

FOR INTERPORT Aggregate Cup Finals And Three

Title Races On Sept. 30 Remedios May Break Own Club Record.

ROZA-PEREIRA SWIMMING IN TWO EVENTS

Lawrence's Challenge In Back Stroke

(By G. L.)

Three interporl trial events, in the selectors assist order to

team choose the V. R. C. for the encounter against the

to

{Shanghai Foreign Y.M.C.A. next

An invitation 200 Yards Breast Stroke event, open to members of aliated clubs to the H.K.L.A.Ş.A. will feature the final night gala of the European Y.M.C.A., which will be staged on September 30 at 9 p.m.

The Men's and Ladies' Ag- gregate Cup Finals, the Ladies' 50 Yards Championship, and the Men's 100 and 440 Yards championships will be includ.

ed on the programme.

TO-MORROW

Norman Deitz Riding Cebu,

SECOND HALF OF SEASON OPENS

The second half of the 1933 rac- ing season will commence at Macao (29) to-morrow with à card, "of seven events, including two Machine Gun Troop races and a Ladies' event.

Mr. Norman Deitz, the Shanghai- crack, will be making the trip to the Portuguese colony, and it is understood that he will take out Mr. Yick Chim's Cebu in the fifth I race,

The following are the entries and. handicaps:

1st Race (Unofficial) The Machine Gun:

Troop Handicap, "A" Cl

(165),

Peter Davey

Oare Round

(168), Brittanic 186). Country Club (150), Demurrat King's Cour month; will be the features of the followed by a Water Polo match be- (163), Jan Steware (1988), 4 (150) (168), Red Leaves (165), extra V.R.C, Gala which takes places ween a V.R.C. team and the Chin-el (170), Mouche

jese Athletic Association. The Serial Mark (166) That's That (168), FOR SOCCER to-night, commencing at 9.15 p.m. v.R.C. are fielding a very strong The Curlew (150), White Stars (157)

PRACTICE In the 100 Yards Breast Stroke team, and if the C.A.A. are to up-

stroke events. more hold their prestige in the Chinese] than In the free style Water-Polo League they will have

be will

to play their hardest game`of the race, competition keen as ever. H. M. Remedios, the Club's breast-stroke champion wili liave to swim the hardest race of his

Five New Players In

Junior Eleven.

TRIALS GAMES AGAINST LINCOLNS

The Hong Kong Football Club are preparing for the 1933-4 League RCARON which commences on Sep- tember 30. To-day they are hold- ing the second of a series of friend- lies against the first and second elevens of the Lincolnshire Regi-

ment.

Rame

The Club are Belding the senior eleven which was defeated

and back

80

season.

The names

of the competitors career if he is to win, as there are and water-polo teams are given be-

string of very fast breast-stroke low. aspirants who will seriously chal-Boya 50 Yards Handicap:-

L. Gutterren; L Remedios; C. H. lenge him for winning honours.

Razario; A. Azedo; A. Alves; A. Boza 1 A. K. Rumjahn, Mentors' 50 Yarda Iturdles, Handicap M. M. de V. Soares; E. Lawrence" 1. Lime; B. Gosano; Les Silva; A, M. J. A. Guterres; J. Neves; Rodrigues:

Among these are B. Gosano, the well-known Interport foot- baller, E. M. Marques, another footballer, M. M. de V. Soares, who competed in the champion. ships with credit last year, and C. M. de Silva who is a fast junior man.

(186)

Wonderful Chivalry

2nd Race. The Ma Kau Siae

Fire Furlonge

Dashaway (1401. Blue Plane (his-Khan (143), Drian (140), Happy Man (146), Jingo (140), Prest wick (140), Whitehall (150). And Race. The Praia Grande Handicap. "E" Class. Six Furlongs Bagulo (150), Black Velvet (153),

Bold General (153), Carnation It (141) Golly Eyes (108), Lucky Star (147), Much Ado (147), Poverty Bay (155), Snappy Eve (168), Sunning (143). The

Raincoat (140).

THE SELECTIONS

F. Rozario; Ed de Roza; C. M. C. RACE I-KING'S COUNSEL Victor; J. D.

D. Remedios; L. A. J. Silva;

A. McGrann: A. Basto; A. A.

L

BOLK

A. A. Gutteres: 1. A. Barros: E. M. RACE Marques; A. A. Noronha; L A da Roza and J. Figueriedr

|

the

100 Yards Breast-stroke:--

In his struggle to keep abrenet with Kwok Chun Hang in

B. Gusano; E. M. Marques; C. M. da a M. M. de V. Soares and H. M.

by the Royal Artillery last Satur-championship event last year Re- say, but have made several changes medies recorded his fastest time in their second eleven, which will

for the 100 yards, covering the dis- include several newcomers.

Lance in 78 2/5 seconds. This was fast enough to beat the then existen; ing record, but not sufficient to catch the local champion. Remedios nae put in a great deal of talning since that race, and it is confident- ly expected that a new club time will be recorded.

Simmonds (in goal), Binnie (left back), McKellar, Boyd and Gambell (half backs), and Fisher, Wood and Williams (forwards) are all newcomers, although Simmonds, Binnie and Fisher were seen last week against the second eleven of the Artillery.

The junior match will commenca

Champion Challenged

at 4 p.m., and will be followed by Roza-Pereira will be at

The senior game at 5.15 p.m. The following the the tonma:-

“Yards Handleap (Boys' up to 16) H. Gutteres; C. Mackintosh; A. Al- J. Rosario; A. Roxa: A. Cruz; Ed Gutteres; C. Marques; G. Sousa and

Osmund L F 100 Yards Free Style:

RoLa da T

Race. 50 Yards Handicap:- McMahon; Miss Doris Hunt:

and K. donel Roza

Pestonjl; Miss M. Roza; Misa") Miss B Glendening: Miss G. White; Miss P. Gitting and Miss B. Remedios. Novelty Race, 56 Yards:

RACE

RACE

AFRICAN EVE MOUCHE 2-PRESTWICK

BLUE PLANE JINGO 3-8NAPPY EVE

BLACK VELVET DOLD GENERAL 4-FIREFLY

WHITE LABEL

GOODS THAM CEBU RACE~ADAH

VALLEY HALU RACE 6-BOLD" LAD

JACKIE DABHAWAY RACE 7-CITY OF BHANGHAI

BLACK VELVET BROWN WILLY

R

KWOK CHUN HANG BIG BOWLS

ECLIPSED

CHAN KI CHUNG WINS

THE "DOUBLE"

NATIONAL RECORD SHATTERED BY

CANTON VISITOR

MISS YEUNG SAU KING'S “ TREBLE”

(By CRAWL)

MATCH MAY

DECIDE TITLE

Craigengower Should Beat Civil Service,

CHAMPIONS MUST WIN ́TO" RETAIN TITLE

(By SHORT HEAD.)

In spite of the counter-attraction of the faterport Bowls practice at the K.C.C. this afternoon a large crowd is expected to follow the for- tunes of Craigengower in their vital junior division league match aginst the Civil Service on the C.C.C. (WIMMING brilliantly, Chan Ki-chung, Canton South China

green.

It is the last match in the 1933 Athletic Association's swimming champion, secured the

Junior league

programme, ̈ ́and' “double” at last night's Hong Kong South China Athletic Associa should Craigengower win they will Lion's swimming Championships at North Point when he beat Kwok retain the shield they won last Chun-hang, the H.K.L.A.S.A. Breast and Back Stroke Champion, in rear for the arst time in the his- tory of the competition which was the Men's 100 Metres Free Style and in the Men's 400 Meters Free incepted in 1924. Should ther |lose, however, a play-off against the Style.

Bowling Green, who won the

S

The Champions have made

Chan shattered the existing China National record for the lai-trophy in 1931, will be necessary. ter event when he clocked 6 minutes 1.7/10 seconds against the time of 6 minutes 6 seconds, set up by Sze Hing-chul at Chingto early this year.

Miss Yeung Sau-king, South China's lady champion, lived up to her reputation last night by securing the "treble” against her

sister, Miss Yeung Sau-chun and Miss Leung Wing-han,

Miss Yeung Sau-king was swimming at the top of her form and won her races easily. In the 200 Yards Breast Stroke she won by

almost 35 metres.

1. Chan Wing-kal 2. Lo Hung-sin

The first event on the programme, ¡Men's 100 Metres Free Style Handicap? saw Miss Yeung Sau-king win the Ladies 60 Metras Championship from her sister, Miss Yeung Sau-Men's 100 Metres Free Style

3. Leung Yuen-lung

pionship:-

L

Chan

Ki-chang

2. Kwok Chunchang

·S, Leung Wal-nazig

68.1/5.sec.

no changes in the team which lost so inglorously to the Bowl- Green last Saturday,

Ing

but the Civil Service have brought in J. Pooler in place ofTM

J. Fitzgerald, who, with H. Major, will be a reserve,

The following are the teams: ---- Craigengower Civil Service G. Duncan

F. K. Modi W. GI

H. V. Pearse

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D. K. Kharas

Chum-Y. Abbas

M. J. Medina

A. A. Razack

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C. S. Summons

Ladle Metres Free Style Handi- H. Milton

chun and Miss Leung Wing-han. Miss Yeung Sau-king established an early lead and won by a com fortable margin. from her sister. Owing to a misunderstanding the Haropean Y.M.C.A. falled to start in the Men's 200 Me!! tres Invitation Relay, which Was

by South China against the Chinese Bathing Club, the Chinese Civil Ber- 'vants' Club and the Chung Sing Benevolent Society, in the ex- cellent time of Zmins. 3.3/10 seconds. ::

WOO

4th Race (Unofficial) The Machine Gon Troop Scramble. Half a Mila "B" Clans. Boston (160), Circus Eve (160). Eclipse Eve (160), Firefly (160), Felar John (160), Inshalish (250), The Goods |(100)

GL Race. The Mong Ha Handicap, kwong, who followed, maintained it (160), The Greylag (166), White Label

to give Leung Wal-sang an over- "D" Class, Dace Round -Adam (150), Ajax (156), Cabu (158), whelming lead over Leung Shut-

Chan Ki-chung, gave South Chins an early lead which Kwok Chun- Cheong Wing hang improved on

1.

Ms Ng Sun-ying

2. Mis. Leung Wun-wah

8. Mign Li Lung-woon-

J. Champelovier L. R. Whent

J. F. McGowan

IL. Westlake

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J. Purvia

L. Luck R. R. Davis R. R. Wood

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J. Pooler L. Collyer

W. Ward

S. Eccleshall

W. V. Field

H. E. Strange

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Ladies 109 Metres Free Style Cham. The following is how the teams

pionship:

Miss Yeung Sau-king

2 Mana Yeua Sau chun

Miss Leung Wing-han

Time:

Boys a

Blyle

87.8/10 secs.

18) 100 Meirs

A Leung-wa

2. Au Kwok-kee

Yunn

Cha-kwok

have fared in their fifteen matches;-

CRAIGENGOWER

Home Matcher

Free Lost to Recreio by B shots,

Beat the Electric by 28 shots.

Beat the Bowling Green by 28

shots

Ladies' (Under 100 Metres Breast Beat the Police by 30 shots

Stroke Handicap

·Pek-chun

2. Miss Au Po-ging

3. Mine Ng Shun-ying

Beat the Yacht Club by 12 shots Beat the K.CC by 11 shots

Beat the TR.C. by 49 shots.

10) 50 Metres Free Style Away Matches

In the Back-Stroke event Lionel

L. Landau; E. Lawrence; J. Neves; a dload-

E. Gutteres: J. Lima; 1. Gosano; A. ventage, as he is also swimming in Marques; Lee Silva; C. M. C. Victor; Club the free style event. W. Lawrence A. A. Noronha; L. A. J. Silva; C. F. reserved Rozario; A. A. Roza; J. D. Remedios; jand C. J. Smith have

LA. Barros A. Meirann: A. A Bentor:- S. Fowler; Hynes and 8. themselves for this event and will. O. Barrello, M. M. de V. Soares; Strange (captain); Skinner, Wright (doubtlessly extend the champion. Gutteres; L. A. da Roza; N. Back and and A. Duncan; F. Fowler, Dominy,

en are capable of covering. Figuerido.

than 78 100 Yards, Back-stroke 2--- Howe, E. Strange and Bickford.

distance in less the M.

J. Smith; C. M. C. Victor: Ilailton Junior Simmonds:

the most (captain) and Binnie: McKeilar, Boyd seconds. Lawrence is

and A. A. Elma.

6th Race. The Areia Preta Water Polo C.AA. Willanis and Sloan.

Handicap. Six Farlongs

The Men's 100 Metres Champloa Men's 400 Metres, Free Style Chim Lost to the Electric by 10 shots, V.R.C.-M. M. de V. Soares, S. V

Agua Pura (184), Batting Horse Roberves: Lowe, Farrow and Krilor coming Championship title.

Gitlins, J

J. R. Soaree, R. M. Remedios,

Tad shi saw a terrific dual between Blue Plans (130), Bold W. F. Ambrose. W. Lawrence and C. (165) Carnation 11 1187), Dashaway Chan Ki chung and Kwok Chun-

(145), E. Rost-Pereira.

"C.A.A.-Chan Sek-plu, Kwok Fung-1130) Drian (130), Happy Man (180), hang, both swimming neck and neck sun, Ng Kam-chuen, Ng Wah-chow, Jackie Lam Yu, Choy Cheuk-lou and Chiu Cheak-you:

W. Gold Box (145), Powerful King (150),】 man of the Chinese Bathing' Clab, \"MZone

nud Gambell; Fisher, Bell, R. B. Wood. Nerious contender for the fortherence: Lionel Roza-Pereira; E L Valley. Hall (156), White Butterfly the former finishing a good Bras

nky,

Y.M.C.A. OPEN HOCKEY SEASON TO-DAY

In the free style race if Lionel Roze-Pereira decides to go all out he will probably set up a time which will give the V.R.C..bright hopes in the forthcoming Interport

Lionel has already equalled 60 2/5 seconds for the distance in a handicap event, and a scratch race will provide per rect conditions for u fast race, E. B. da Roza, who has improved rapidly, in practice, and Teddy | Gilchrist Out Against Paget, will be the chief chal-

H.M.S. Moth.

CHADDERTON'S DEBUT

C. Chadderton and J. T.; K Gilchrist, former Radio and St. 'Andrew's player, are the new- comers in the Y.M.C.A. "A" hockey team to meet II.MLS. Moth at Sookunpoo this after noon, commencing at 4.30 p.m.

W. J. Brown, who headed the

goal-scoring list last year, will act

lengers in this race. It is a pity jthat W. Lawrence is not compet

ins;

Boys Race Lengthened

CHINESE ATHLETIC GALA TO-MORROW

Seven Championship

· Events On Card. -

The "Afck Swimming Gala and] Among the other events, on an Annual Championship meeting of

(158).

N.B.

top weight does not start, all weigats to be raised 10 Th.

If top weight starts, all weights under 140 ib, will weight out at - 140 lb.

Thrilling 100 Metres

over the first 'length..

1.

2. Leung Bul-sang.

3. King Chee-cheang

pionship

Kl-chung

3.

Tine All-Man"

Kwok Chun-hang

mins, 1.7/10 sec, (Chinese National Record),

Metres Free Style Cham.

Chan Ki-chung spurted magnif- cently in the return lap to establish Oficials”,

pionship a definite lead over Kwok Chan's time of 68.-1/5 seconds was not as good as his 67 seca, recorded last year, e

his

1 Leung Bul-sang 2. Ip Wah-rom 3. The Tu-chuen

Ladies 219 Metres Breast Stroke

Championship pr

Miss Young Ban-king 2Ewok Wal-loung

1.

- z

17th: Rabe (Undicial), The Ladies Handicap Six Farlongs "E" Class Baguio (186) Black Velvet (188), Brown Willy (182), Carnation 11 (180), Chan Ki-chung secured Christmas Bells (188), City of Shang "double” when he swam magniɓcent- |kal (135), ****

ly to beat Kwok Chun-hing by about eight yards in the Men's 400 Metres Free Style to sat up a new China

1 Ah Pear National record - For the distánceg⠀Ah Hpen with a time of 6 minutes 1.-7/10 | 13, Wong. Sun seconds.

BUSTER CRABBE'S RECORD

interesting card will be 1⁄2 boya' 220 the Chinese Athletic Association Conqueror Of Jean

yards event This season, la parti-will take place to-morrow, evening, cular, has seen a marked improve commencing at 8 pm.

ment in the boys races, the dis. An interesting event will be the tances of which have been gradual. fancy dreas "contest which will be

ly increased to the maximum. A the first of its kind to be staged at

220 yards event is a long race for swimming gala.

T

Taris On The Films.

OUTBOARD MOTORBOATING

Buster Crabbe, oficias) bolder of Youngsters, and it will be interest At the conclusion of the races the world's swimming record an captain in the absence of D. to watch their form. Events of the prizes will be distributed by the Half Mile, and Olympic Ga

this distance, are however, quite General LI Chi-sam, who has champion ora McLellan. A B Henry, brother customary in school-sports in other donated, the Challenge Cup for the partn

of the well-known Sim Shield countries, and cannot be said to be champion swimmer of the club.

player, will be in the forward line too long.

with the Baldwin brothers, donat

Chadderton ́ls a newcomer

to hockey and will play his

first season for the Y.M.C.A.

by The programme of events is as Tho

tunides

100 Meters Frog Bixler bla Free Style 800 Mutera, 100 Metern Back-Stroke

Acent

Prole

for on

200 Meters Breast-Etroke

A full entry has been received follows for the Ladies' 60 Yards race and [there in ovary Indication"(that a new mark in Colony's Ladies' ilmen Gilchrist, who has recently re-will be set up by Mis McMahon. turned from Home Leave, captain who has put in a great deal of ad the victorious Radio team inrious training sincs the last galai watha Mamak Shield tourney in 1981.

A number of second string.

He played for St. Andrew's Club

Jawimmers in Misa Pantonji, Mins G,

at the beginning of last season. White and Miss M. Bosa, have plão

The following are the team (yen

YMCA CAMER

derton, G. IL Fowler

D: Owen La Macey

Brot

aldw

whowp provement in their

Ladies100) Mebars Fron Biyle AMIGLOO Matera-Back-Stroke

Kwok Chun-hang took, an early

3 Lum Bing-yuen Amociation's

allon Parthost-Under

Water Budape

| Beat the Civil Service by 25 chota

| Beat the KC.C. by 29. shots"

Beat the I.R.C. by 11 shots *

Beat the Yacht Club by 19" shots Beat the Recreio by 10 shots Lost to Police by 18 shota

Lost to Bowling Green by 33 shots

CIVIL SERVICE Home Matches

Beat the EC.C. by 12. ahots-, Lost to Craigengower by 25 shots Beat the LR.C. by 36 shots Beat the Police by 25 ahots Beat the Yacht Club by 2 shots! |Beat the Recrejo by 17 shots"

Lost to Bowling Green by 12 shots Beat the Electric by 17 shots

Away Matches

Beat the Electric, by 14, shots Beat the Yacht Club by 17 shots

lasd in the first 50 metres and held INTERPORT BOWLS Lost to the Recrols by 21 ahote

it until after 150 metres when Chan forced the pace.

** Chan Anithed up an

Kwok being unab the deficit of wigh

PRACTICE

Three Colony Rinks And Kowloon Four.

AT CC

Beat the 1B/C by 19 shots. Lost to Bowling Green by 16 shota Lost to the KCC, by 8 shots Lost to Police by 19 shots

TABLE TO DATE.

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