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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1933.

MAMAK HOCKEY FIXTURES FOR

L. ROZA-PEREIRA'S SECOND TITLE

4.

BETTERS OWN TIME IN QUARTER MIL

BREAST STROKE INTERPOR TRIAL

(By CRAWL)."

Lionel Roza Pereira, who on Tuesday evening fealed W. M. Lawrence by a touch in the Victoria Recreation Clul 220 Yards Frer Style Open Championship, yesterday added to his cess in the 440 Yards Free Style Open Championship when he wony half a-length in 6.48.4, bettering his last year's time by 10.4/5 sende.

The Victoria Recreation Club carried off the Yards Open Team Race of six men in the excellent time of gas beating their nearest rivals, the Chinese Athletic Association, blive yards, while the Club de Recreio came third.

B. Gosano, the popular vice-cap- tain of St. Joseph's Football Club, won an excellent race in the 50 Yards Breast Stroke Trial for the Inter Club contest against the Shanghai Foreign Y.M.C.A. to be staged next Monday.

Gosano, although neck and neck with H. M. Remedios in the first length, proved the bet ter of the two after the turn and won by a good yard in the very good time of 35.3/5 secs.

1. Cpl. W. T. Campbell, the Army. quarter mile champion who had en-

tered the 440 Yards Free Style Open Championship, scratched from the event on account of .A. cold and in order to reserve his strength for the Half Mile. Open Championship to-day.

The Boys (Under 12).50 Yards handicap, which opened yester-

day's programme, proved a very ex- citing race and resulted in an ex-. cellent win for R. Marques, who, although behind for 20 yards in the

second length, caught up in the last five yards to win by a touch.

Lawrence Takes Lead

The start of the 440 Yards Open championship saw Lawrence take the lead from Roza Pereira, E. B Roza and Ellington.

Lawrence kept the lead until the fifth length when Roza- Pereira forged ahead with Lawrence. Roza, and Ellington at intervals of about two yards

TO-DAY EVENTS.

HARRY MASON DRAWS WITH WELSH CHAMPION

Late Recovery By Evans

London, Sept 5.

OCTOBER

C.B.A. OPEN SEASON ON SUNDAY

ין

Harry Mason (London), Bri- CHAMPIONS UNCHANGED

FOR TOURNAMENT

tish ex-lightweight champion, was forced to a draw by Danny Evans, Welsh welter-weight champion, over 15 rounds, in Cardiff Inst night,

#

The Welshman received cut over the eye in the second round and was floored for a short count in the fourth but recovered well, and his gressive work in the conclud ing stages, when he scored

·with his right, enabled him to draw level.

THE

UNITED'S PLAYERS

THE Central British Association, who are strong challengers for Tank Hockey Tournament honours this season, commence their tournament fixtures with a game against the Royal Corps of Signale on Sunday. The Kowloon Indians Tennis Club are also opening their season on the same day when they meet the 12th, Battery, RA, at Sookunpoo.

St Andrew's, also formidable opponents in the competition, com- mence. their fixtures, on Tuesday, October 10, when they entertain the German Club. The Radio, the holders, will play their first game on

INTERPORT Sunday, October 22.

AQUATICS

The following the events and KWANTUNG entries for to-day concluding pro-

gramme:

50 Yards Free 8ty Open Champion- 1st Heat:-

ship:

•

H. L Ozorio, WA. Lawrence, A. McGrann, T, L. Pajt 2nd Heat:-

Lau Ping Pol, E. Critchley, E. B

Roza

880 Yards Free 8ty Open Champion-|

ship:-

L/C W, Campbe L/C. Fullager. L. Roza Pereira, i: M. Lawrence. Fred W. Ambrose, nr. Ellington. 100 Yards Free Ste Ladies Open

Championship

Miss M. J. Velhon, Miss Doria Hunt, Miss Chan bon King.

INTERPORT GOLF Colony Sx For Maria.

LEAVE ON CTOBER 7

The Hong Kon Golf team meet Manila next month: has selected as follows

A. E. Lissaman Comdr. MacBed. A. K. Mackenz

1. Neylon.

T. A. Pearce,

C. C. Stark.

The team will leave day, October 7.

SWIMMERS

FOR COLONY

TO MEET H.K.I.A.S.A. ON OCTOBER 3

Shek Kam Pui And Chan Fook Sing

In Team.

BRIEF STAY ON WAY TO NATIONAL MEET

(By CRAWL)

THE Kwangtung Pro-

The Kowloon Indians should be this season. They still have Gur able to feld a useful side. Their bachan Singh their prolific scor. team will be selected from Ahmad Ing inside right, Awtar Singh, and, Khan, Gurdial Singh. Jahan. Dad, Kalwant Singh In their forward P. J. Naidu, Karnail Singh, G. M. line. They will have the following Khan, Waryam Singh, K. Husslan, to choose from: F. A. Kemp, A. Atma Singh, Harbhajan Singh. H. Spary, A. Hassan, a brilliant con- S. Mahan, A. Ta da Souza, Noronha, tre half, Surgin Singh, Joginder Hazara Singh, and Firdos Khan. Singh. Jageet Singh, Pardumaa

Champions Unchanged Singh, Awtar Singh, Man Singh, The Radio, who were fortunate Mohinder Singh, Attar Singh, Kal- to win the competition last year want Singh, Gurbachan Singh, following the withdrawal of the In-Prem Singh, L. B. Kitchell, M. H.. cognitos, are almost unchanged Bux, W. M: J. Chanson, and U. B.

Souza.

R. A. S. C. FIXTURES COMPLETE

21 Matches Arranged For Season.

hockey arasen, eleven of which will,

Germans Should Improve The Germen Club have two years' experience in the competition, and they should show improved form this season under G. Sommer, who has played for Hamburg. They will have the following playing members: E. Ammann, G. Schuldt,

9. May, G. Sommer, II. Dobernec- ker, W. Foraita, K. Gerloff, H. Lange, the well-known swimmer, E. Luchring, W. Velt, H. Mueller, A.

Reinecke, E. Funck, E. Welsing,

and H. Heitmeyer.

The United's Debut

vince Amateur GAME WITH LINCOLN'S FIRST

ELEVEN Athletic Federation's Swimming team for the The Royal Army Service Corp China National Meeting have arranged 21 fixtures for the at Nanking on October ba played next month. to 10, are passing through fixture has been secured with The United are a new combine- the Club second eleven, the Recreio, ion to the tournament and have been Hong Kong on their and the Lincoln's first eleven. Not-yet to be tested. They will select way North on October 3 able absentees from the fixture their team from II. E. Gubbay R. and have arranged an Y.M.C.A., both of whom are not IL White, G. S. Winch, J. Winch, the Borderers, and the J. Reed, F. O. Reed, G. White, V. encounter against the entered in the Marunk League.

to

list are

Rahmin Khan, J. Minhinnell, A. The following are the R.A.S.C. Xavier, G. Bowden, F. K. Nabi, L fixtures:

Sun.

Mon. 2

1

Hong Kong Interna- tional Amateur Swim- on Satur-ming Association, on October Manila was over a year ago when tempting

The last timeHong Kong that dafe, and. are at-

met

Roza-Pereira swam a fine race Shanghai.compred, was staged at the Triangular terport, in which

matches and never seemed to tire. HFanling. The Anila players were Chinese Amateur Athle-F finished the distance well ahead of badly outclassed on that occasion, tic Federation and the Mono Lawrence, while Roza finished up a their biggest, midicap being the Victoria Recreation Club we. !! half lengh ahead of Ellington.

behind.

Most Exciting Finish

The "B" Class Aggregate 80 Yards Free Style Handicap, provid- ed the most exciting event of the evening, finishing up all the com- petitors in almost a straight line.

G. J. Smith, who swam from scratch clocked 26.4/5 SECS, to, take first place against A. A. Roza and A. McGrann, who tied for second place, a fifth of a second behind,

fast greens

"HATTRICK'

Mr. Sargent's Feat At Pokfulam,

D.B.S. BEAT VALSITY JUNIORS

arrange

against the Wed. 4.

6

V

v Mule Corps.

(Marina, 4.30 p.m.) Y C.B.A.

(King's Park, 5.15 p.m.) y 9th Battery, R.A

(Sookanpoo, p.m.) Mule Corps.

V

(Marina, 4,30 p.m.) Lincolns

(Shamshulpo, 4.18 p.m.)

RA

Campos, M. Campos, and W. Hewitt. The Mule Corps team will be composed mostly of Indians with Major H. E. Eve, M. C. LA,S.O., and S/Comdr. H. Deakes, LA.5.0., as the only white players la the side.

Signalı' Players

The Royal Corps of Signals have” not yet selected, their team, but it will be chosen from the following?

v 12th Battery p.m.) Cord, Convey, Bryce, Short, White-

during their brief stay. Mon. 16 Eric Railton told me last night Wed. 18 that the HKLA.S.A, were trying to Fri. 20 secure the use of the South China Wed. 25 v Athletic Association pavilion for Mon, 30 v October 3.

The Kwangtung team Includes November

United

v Kowloon Indians

head, Buttery, Austin,, Martin. (Bookunpeo, & p.m.) Shove, Henshaw, Smith, Emary V Club '(2nd XI)

Police

Dilly, Scott, Denbow, Neals, Field- Radle

(Marina, 4.30 p.m.) The following are the Mamak fix.

ing and Williams.'

(Caroline H, 4.30 p.m.) tures for October.

B

Wed. 1 V St. Andrews

(Bookunpoo, 5 p.m.) 3 y Recrelo 6 v Radio

(Caroline II, 4.80 p.m.)|

(USE.C., 4 p.m.) | Wednesday,' Qetober 4: (Caroline H., 6.16 p.m.)

Sunday, October 1:

C. B. A. v. B. C., S. KITC v 12th Battery BA

(Bookunpo),

Shek Kam Pal, versatile swimmer By dismissing AB. Tata, M. A. from the Young Companions A. A F Cooper, and A. C. N., da Silva with The rest of the team are as follow: Mon, successive balls Mr. C. B. R. Chan Chan Hing (Charlie Chan), Wed. 8. v RAMC The 300 Yards Open Team Race, Sargent, Headmander of the Dia-Chan Ki Chung, holder of two of for six men per team, saw an easy cesag Boy's Schol, secured the the Hong Kong Chinese titles, Wong Mon. 13 v University win for the Victoria Recreation frst "hat trick" of the present

Shan Sun, Lau Po Hee, Chan Fook wed. 16 v Police Club who took the lead through E. cricket season yesterday at Pokfu- Sing, another prominent local swim, B. Roza, the first man.

met, Yeung Hang Wah, Pau Lal, Fri, 17 ▼ RC.S. Chin Shlu Fal, Lo Kal Senr, and Wee Ghee Hop, the coach.

Wed, 22 v Radio R The suggestered programme for Mon. October 3 is as follows: 50 Yards Free Style

The following were the results:

50 Yardi Handicap (Boys Under 12):

1. Marques

2. G, M. Bozocio.

Jam.

Mr. Sargent's shw bowling gave was largely resonsible for the him an analysis 4 for 18 which

dismissal of the hiversity second eleven for only ring. The Free Style Open Champlon D.B.S., who won by 0 wickets, acored 68 for 2 Bifore rain, caused play to be abanded.

OF THE CHINA SEA

Time 38:4/5_OCK.

449

2.

THE LANDSMAN'S HANDY GUIDE TO LOCATING THE

CENTRE OF A TYPHOON

Showing the New day and night

Storm Signals,

PRICE 50 CENTS,

Lawrence Ayam E. B. Ross and Gar, D. Hunt,cored 26 of the home team's 46, while A Hulse sopred 25 Aggregate-50 Yards Free for the winners.]

*B*

1. G. J. Smith

2 A. Roza

2. A. McGrann

Also

SINE L. Gosana

* A. A. Ramjska Jr.

Time: 26-4/5 secs.

St. Joseph's Beat The CBS,

200 Yards Breast Stroke- 440 Yards Free Style

· 100 Yards.Back Stroke

100 Yards Free Style

200 Yards Relay Diving

Water Polo,

There

"are two ways, of putting with spin and without "spin. 1. should advise a style of putting which avoids

(Sookunpoo, p.11.) (Marios, 4:30 p.m.) (U.S.RC, 44.9m.) King's P.-5.15 pm) Wed: 29 VRA.D.C.CAMPAGNA MERN. (Sookanpoo, 4 p.m.).

·C.B.A.

FINE SWIMMING BY

JAPANESE

800 Metres World Record Bettered At Kochi.

Kochi, Sept. 17.

R.C.S.

R.A. M. C. Sunday, October 8:

K.LT.C. v H.K. Mule Corps;

(Marina)

Monday, October §;

9th Battery RA v United Tuesday, October 19:

C. B. A. v. BAMC. German Club v St. Andrew's (Marine) Wednesday, October 111.

H. K. Mule Corps v. R. C. S

(Marina)) Friday, October 13:

K.K. Mule Corps v R. Engineers

(U.S.R.C.)

Tuesday, October 17:

Sunday, October 15: A world record: wars yesterday C. B. A. v KITACU 2. On the C.B.5, Fround yesterday any find of complication in the way, beaten in the 800 metrs free-style i Members 25 Tarde Under Water Racer St. Joseph Beat the the ball let zonde, to roll Lezen the wvent in the swimming chaplon

D. Remedies 2. LA

Central British Brand by & wickets, secret of hitting the ball tray and shine of the middle school sindsats Time: 19.1/4 saca

Esmall bowlod brilliantly, to renerally foshee in the hole or lins of Rachi Prefecture.

plainly. The ball [ it is hit." kruly 19 Yards Breast Stroke Later Club scure 61 dismissed the practically, and You Wethead Kitamura, a young student of

Kochi Commercial Scho world-wide fame

0.3.8. for 50. Geeks had: 6, for 20 against the Saints, but good knock

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200 Yards Open Term Ras

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