1933-10-03 — Page 9

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1933.

THE CHINA MAIL.

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LIONEL ROZA-PEREIRA GIVES

GIVES V.R.C. LEAD OF 3 OVER SHANGHAI

SHANGHAI IMPROVE

BUT LOSE

Bailey Impresses And Should Skip Team.

CHARLIE RICHARDS IN WRONG POSITION

Taikoo Four Show Confidence On Own Green

(By SHORT READY

Though playing the best bowls they have displayed during the tour the Shanghai team were beaten by 10 shots at Taikoo yesterday.

Owing to the uncertain weather fow witnessed the visitors improv

ed form on one of the host groona In the Colony

tent Shanghai player, and I would

BRILLIANT "DOUBLE"

RECORDED

HADLEY SHATTERS AN INTERPORT RECORD

BETTERS OWN TIME IN RELAY

DUELL SECURES DECISION OVER ED DA ROZA IN DIVING.

MAGNIFICENT

(By CRAWI}

swimming by Lionel Roza Pereira was responsible for the V.R.C. secur- Bailey was again the most consis ing a lead of three points over the Shanghai Y.M.C.A. in the first leg of the Interport encoun- ping the representative four in the ter last night. The second and concluding series Interport on Saturday Richards of events will be staged next Monday on the return was obviously not at home in his position, though he showed greater: of the Shanghai team from Manila.

not be surprised to see him skip-

arvurney than he did against the Bowding Groen Malcolm, with the

RESULTS OF TOUR

Bent Police

TO DATE

Lost to KB.GE

Beat RR.KY C

Last to Tik...

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exception of one or two brilliant shots. did not enjoy a good match. Main covered up well, but his draw

ing was not up to his usual stan-- dard.

con.

The Tafkoe four knew their green and played with Sidence throughout. Polson was accurate with his drawing shots, and Stainton was, per- better. Dummend even was very steady and Wallace played a sound game.

The Shanghai players are im proving with every match, and to- day's test against the Victoria four should give some Indication nf their strength.

The Shanghai players enjoyed 4 quiet evening yesterday, no enter tainment having been officially or runged.

Detailed scores: Shanghai

C. Kichards

A. A. Malcom

W. A. Bailey

T. G. Main

Heads

N. Drummond

INTERPORT RESULTS

50 Yards Free Style, Interport:-

1. F. Hadley (Shanghai)

2. E. B. Roza (V.R.C.)

3. W. M. Lawrence (V.R.C.)

Alsu swam:-0. Brosseau (Shanz-

kay

Time 25cs. (Interport Record)

Boys' 100 Yards Free Style Handi-

{cap

L. Osmund

C. N. da Silva

Time 75 c

440 Yards Free Style, Interport:—

t 1. Roza Pereira (V.R.C.)

1

F. Hadley (Shanghai)

3. S. V. Gittens (V.R.C.)

Also wam:-A. Lugan (Shanghai)

Time 5 mins. 46 25 seen.

50 Yards Free Style="D" Class Aggregate:

1. L. P. Silva

2. A. . Barretto

Alsa swam:-A. M da Silva. Les Silva and E. M. Sequeira

Time: 34.2/5 secs.

100 Yards Back Stroke, Interport:-

1. L. Roza Pereira (V.R.C.)

2. W. M. Lawrence (V.R.C.)

3. J. Coon (Shanghai)

Also swam-R. Maffett (Shanghai)

Time 72.-2/5′′ mech

Interport To-morrow In Y.M.C.A. Bath

Canton Team For Chinese National Meet Against H.K.I.A.S.A.

CHAN AND KWOK RIVALRY

(By CRAWL)

NOME thrilling swimming is expected to be seen

INTERPORT CRICKET

TRIANGULAR

TOURNAMENT

NEXT MONTH

First Trial Arranged Saturday Week.

REPRESENTATIVE MATCH DATES AT THE H.K.C.C.

A week on Saturday will witness the first Interport Cricket trial in preparation for the Triangular

to-morrow when Tournament against Shanghai and

Mournament

The following are the represen→ Amateur Swimming Association and the Canton Amateur Athletle Federation, will be staged in the European Y.M.C.A. bath, commenclative materes arranged for the ing at 8 p.m.

Club ground this season:

The feature of the contest will be the duels between Chan Ki- chung, individual runner-up of the Hong Kong South China Athletic Association's swimming championships, who is representing Canton at and Kwok the Chinn National Meeting at Nanking on October 10 Chun-hang, the Colony's Breast Stroke record holder and the H.K.J.

and Back Stroke Champion.

Roza-Pereira beat Frank Hadley, holder of Ladies 50 Yard Free Style Hands A.S.A. Breast

four Shanghai records, in the quarter-mile, and won the 100 Yards Back Stroke from W. M. Lawrence to record the only "double" of the even- ling.

Hadley made a brilliant recovery in the 50 Yards to set up a new Interport record of 25 seconds when he beat E. B. Roza. He repeated his success over Roza in the Medley relay, clocking 24.2 5 secs., to give Shanghai the victory by a touch.

R. Duell gave Shanghai their third success when he gained the decision over Ed da Roza in the diving contest. Though securing as many wins as their rivals Shanghai were led by 27 points to 241

at the conclusion.

Tprovided by

1. Min B. Remedios

2 Mi B. Pestonji and Mrs. M.

J. McMaha

Also swam-Ni D. Hun! Time 44.-2/5 secs.

76 Yards Medley Race. Interport —

. E B. Roza (V.R.C.)

2

J. Coon (Shanghai)

3. H. M. Remedios (V.R.C.)

Alxe vam E. McAlester (Shang-

Time 50 sex.

Shek Kam-pui, of the Young Com- Į paniona Aquatic Association, is iso representing Canton and will be seen against Leung Wal-sang ((.K.L.A.S.A.) and A. G. Donn (K. K.I.A.S.A.) In the Men's 50 and 100 Yards events.

Shek is an excellent swimmer...... sprinter benng the best Chinese

100 Yards Free Style-"B" Cu sehen in the Colony, and the pro- Aggregate:

1. J. A. Guterres

2. A. M. Rodrigu 3. A McGran Also swam:--A. A

Roza

Time 87.-2/5 secs

Pomaha, A. A.

Fancy Divine. Interport:--

1. R. R. Dus (Shanghai)

Ed. da Raza (V.R.C.)

,

NOW

2 3. O. Brosseau (Shanghai) Also competed:- Roza LOV.RCA

bable outcome of these two events will he awaited with great anti cipation.

Hong

Chan Fook-sing, of the Kong Chinese Civil Servants' Swimming Club, is another Asso- ciation swimmer going up to Nan- king with the Canton contingent.

A beautiful breast and free style swimmer, he will probably be seen. in partnership with Chan Ki-chung against Kwok Chun-hang (H.K.I.A. S.A.) in the Men's 200 Yards Breast E. Stroke.

Pereira

10 Yards Egg and Spoon face:-

Won by A. A. Roza

Medley Relay Race, Interport (Back,

THE feature of the encounter was The 9th and 10th lengths

Frank Hadley, Hadley just about a foot ahead of

·holder of four Shanghai records, who the VRC. champion, but Lionel shattered the Interport record for again took the lead by a narrow Breast and Freel:— The 50 Yards, when he made a won-margin at the eleventh turning

derful recovery in the second length when he began to creep away from to beat E. B. Roza, the V.R.C. cham-Hadley, the latter making up for pion, in 26 seconds. Roza was two-the deficit at each of the turnings. fifins #mecond behind.

At the 16th turning Roza Pereira

The start of the 50 Yards saw sprinted and increased his narrow Roza hit the water frat followed in lead to a yard, Hadley gamely try- split fractions of a second by W. Ming to make up for the deficit. Lawrence, Kadicy and O. Brosseau. The last length

Lo

Roza two

Roza covered the first length 18 Pereira increase his lead very fun time and reached the other yards, with Hadley, still hanging on end first, but Hadley with a surperb Amid tremendous applause Roza) turn came level with Roza off the Pereira finished the remaining 15 wall and a thrilling duel then en-yards from the last turning with a burst of speed to win by about three)

Rozn repeatedly swam into the ropes for Hadley to pass him and win in excellent time. Lawrence came third, and Bros- Beau fourth, some distance be hind.

440 YARDS THRILLS

3.

Boffelt. 1. Shanghai-R.

Allester and F. Hudley 2. V.R.C.-G. J. Smith.

Goxuno and E. B. Roza Time 90 ne? M

SAKANKAMA

Other members of the Canton eam are also reputed to be very good men, and much is expected of them in Nanking.

SHER KAM PUI

Oct. 14:-

Interport Trial Oct. 21:-

Interport Trial

Oct. 28:-

Interpori Trial

Nov. 6, 7, 8:-

HONG KONG » MALAYA

Nov. 10:-

United Services v

Nov. 11, 13, 14:-----

Malaya

HONG KONG v SHANGHAI

November 15, 16 and 17. SHANGHAI

Nov. 21:~

* MALAYA

United Services v Shanghai

Dec. 23, 26:---

H.K.C.C. v Army

Dec. 27, 28:-

Army v Navy

Dec. 30 and Jan. 1. H.K.C.C. v Navy Feb. 14, 15:-

H.K.C.C, v United Services The Kowloon Cricket Club will play Malaya on Sunday, November 12, and Shanghai on the following Sundhy.

The Malayan Interport team is due to arrive in Hong Kong on No- vember 2, and the Shanghai eleven. on November 10.

.

Strong K.C.C. Side To Meet Club.

TWO-DAY MATCH IN KOWLOON

The following, representative of the best talent available from the Hong Kong Association, have been Y.M.C.A. players, II. Angus, in selected to meet the Canton stars: V.R.C. WIN AGAIN,

goal, A. G. Donn, at right back, E. | Men's 50 Metres Free Byle:- The 75 Yards Medley Race, com-W. Railton, at centre half, and W. Leung Shul-man (C.B.C.) and A. G.

Roserve, prising Breast, Back, and Free Schreuder, at centre forward, will Donn (Y.M.C.A.)

Leutig Wai-aan (8.C.A.A.) Styles, witnessed a third V. a. C.

be in the Association's water-polo | Men's 100

Metres Free Style: ne race to beat J. Coon in 50 se- triumph when E. B. Roza swam e

team.

Leung Wal-nan (S.CA.A.), and, A G. Donn (Y.M.C.A.). Reterve: Wonk Yel-hung (C.B.C.) conds, Coon being about a yard and

Men's 260 Metres Team Race: an Interport Trial will be the a half behind.

Leung Shuf-man (C.B.C.) A. G. two-day match between the

Wal-sang (Y.M.C.A.), Loung Donn

Chi-man (Cung (S.C.A.A.) and

and NK Sing), Reserve: Tanny Ho-fook, | Men's 400 Metros Free Blyle:--

W. T. Campbell (Y.M.C.A.) and H. Lange

failed

and

E. McAlester, Shanghai's other had contender, yards. Gittens, the V.R.C.'s. other to be content with fourth place, IL competitor, cured third place from Logan, who finished some distance M. Remedios taking third place. behind the winner.

ROZA-PEREIRA'S "DOUBLE"

BRILLIANT DIVING.

The most spectacular event on last night's programme was the

The 100 Yards Back Stroke, which fancy diving which resulted in E. followed the quarter mile, saw Roza R. Duell, holder of the Shanghai the Pereira record his "double" when he title for the past three years, gain- 4 finest races ever seen in Hong Kong, sprinted brilliantly in

The 440 Yards saw one of

the

third

ing the decision over Ed da Roza,

with L Roza-Pereira, the V.R.C. length to overtake J. Coon and Rundiaputed diving champion of the |Open champion, and Hadley fighting Moffett of Shanghai to clock 72.-2/6

Talkoo P. Stainton

sued

J. Polson

R. C. Wallace

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15

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25

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out a grim duel over 17 and three, seconds.

fifths lengths.

9.

6

2 11

Its time was one second of the

Roza Pereira forged ahead

10.

9

11.

11.

9

1

12

comfortably by about three

12,

10

12

yards in 5 mins. 46.2/5 secs.

13.

10

14

which betters Hadley's Shang-

14.

11

14

hal record of 5 minutes 50 secs.

15,

2

16.

13

17.

14

10

18.

14

4

20

19.

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20

20.

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21.

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Shanghai Team To Play Victoria,

LOPES SKIPPING VISITORS.

in the sixteenth length to win ›

Colony record established by Wong Siong Hing in 1929.

Colony.

Duell's dives were perfectly - executed, from his approach.

fake-off, flight and entry. His one-and-a-half standing back! J. Coon, though not officially with somersault, although not perfect, the Shanghal Foreign "Y" team, evoked tremendous applause from travelled with them as seventh man, the packed stands.

'and in order to make things easier} O. Brosseau, who is the youngest

14 The start of the event saw Roza, for the team, he swam in the Back competitor in the Interport 16 Pereira, Hadley, Logan (Shanghai) Stroke and Medley events.

Fung Kwok-wah (Y.C.A.A.) will partner Donn at left back, while Cheong Wing-kwong (S.C.A.A.) and Leung Shui-man (C.B.C.) will be the wing forwards.

The Canton visitors' team is reputed to be one of the strong- est to visit the Colony, and the result will rest with the alde which can combine the better in the narrow space afforded in the Y.M.C.A. bath.

both E. McAllester (Shanghai) and B. Gosano (V. R. C.) hitting the water together for the 50 Yards Breaststroke.

Gosano zwam well in the se cond length amid terrific ex- citement to give E, B.: Roza lead of a yard over Hadley, The latter went all out In the con-sprint and repeated his earlier suc- teat, being only 17 years of age, ceas when he overtook Roza on the and Gittens hit the water simul- Coon, swimming with a perfect also performed well and took third turn to clock 24-2/5 seconds for taneously and cover the Arst 50

arm and leg movement, took the lead place from L-Roza Pereira. yards in that order.

Pereira,- and i Ed da Roza, the Colony cham-touch, from Moffett, Roza Hadley, who was swimming Lawrence to reach the second turn-

pion was obviously. "not at 20 beautiful race, was content to lie ing frat

Įalongside Roza Pereirs' up to the

home" for some unknown rea. son, and his dives lacked their usual gracefullness

At this stage, encouraged by the

the distance and win the race by a

.:

At the conclusion of last night's swimming the V. B. C.. led Shang hai by 27 points to 24.

The Interport contest will con

What might almost be termed

Kowloon Cricket

Club and the Hong Kong Cricket Club at the K.C.C. on Sunday and Monday,

(Y.M.C.A.) Reserve: Kwok commencing at 11 am, on both. Chun-heng (S.C.A.A.).

Men's 200 Metres Breast Stroke:

Reserve:

Įdays.

The following is the K.C.C.

Kwok Chun-hang (S.C.A.A.) and team: Wong Tu-man (8.C.A.A.). Yeung Wal-Um (C.B.C.). Men's 100 Meires Back Stroke:--

Kwok Chun-hang (8.C.A.A.) Leung Shui-man (CB.C.) Reserve:

Lai Im-chouk (C.8.8.C.) Diving÷-

F. Goodwin (captain), E. C Fincher, E. F. Fincher, G. C. and Burnett, W. C. Hung, A. T. Lay, N. A. E. Mackay, F. A. Munn, A. D. Munro, A, W, Ram- say, and C. L. Stapleton.

Chaung Ping-yau (C.5.8.C.). A. Mor, rien (Y.M.C.A.) and E.. F. Belk (T M.C.A.).

Water polo-E. Angus (Y.M.C.A.);

THE CANTON TEAM'

K.C.C. Juniors Against Club On Monday and Tuesday the A. G. Donn (Y.M.Ö.A.) and Fung KCC second eleven are meeting Kwok-wab (Y.CA.A.); B. W. Railton the Club juniors in a two-day (Y.M.C.A.), W, A. Schreuder (YM game on the Club ground. They CA) and Loung Shui-man (C.B.C.) will be represented by H. Overy Reserves:-W. T. Campbell and L (captain), G. Lee, A. E, Perry, Yam cheong (C.B.C.).

G. A. V. Hall, F. Dunnett, S. The following will comprise the Can-Jex, P. H. Macaulay, W. Mulcahy, Chan Chin Chan Chin-hin, Chan Ki-chung, Shek G. A White, W. H. G, Hirst, and

T. W. Carr. Kam-pui (Young Companions), Wong Shan-ann, Lau Po-hee, Chan Fook-sing} L.C.C. v. D.B.S. On Saturday (Chinese Civil Servanta Club), Yeung

eleven will be represented by the Lo Kat-seng Hang-wah, Pau Lei, Chou Shin-fal and On Saturday the K.C.C. second, The Canton team is under the following against the Diocesan management of Mr. Wee Ghee Hoe, Boys' School at the KC.C:

came down with the Singapore con- W. Mulcahy, W. H. G. Hirst, A Wright, B. J. Houghton, P. H Macaulay, T. W. Carr, and W. J. Geall.

sixth length with Gittens leading yells from his supporters, Roya Logan for third place, !

Pereira increased his. pace at the L Roze Pereira was undoubtedly clude next Monday in the V. R. C. who represented China in the 1928 C. 1. Stapleton (captain), G... The V.RO. champion.set a fast pace and reached the 8th length just a time sa Lawrence, and both feeling the strain of his two races bath when the following events Far Eastern Olympiad when he Lee, G. A V. Hall, F. Dunnett,

passed the Shanghai sters with and lost points on his approach and will be contested: ahead of Hadley, the latter catch-j

220 Yards Free Style, 100. Yardstingent. TO-DAY Shanghai will be remenal push-off.

Ing up on the turn with a pheno-case to come in first and second take-off,

respectively.

- SHANGHAI WIN RELAY.” Breast Stroke, 100 Yards Fres TO-DA

presented by the following

Coon and Moffet started off too. The last event on the programme, Style, 200 Yards Tea mRace, and ugainst Victoria in the first off-

fast and were unable to maintain the 150 Yards Medley Relay, saw Water-Polo. (C.C.C.), A. B. Clark (Police), their pace, otherwise the result Hadley swim his 50 Yards Free Among the vast crowd present, and A. W. Grimmitt (CS.C.C.) [would have been different, with Style brilliantly to repeat his per- in spite of the threatening weather, (skip). Reserve - N. J. Beb-the odds favouring the visitors,formance over E B. Rota and win ware H. E. The Governor, Sir Wil College will be held in the college Lay, W. Rapley H. Broadbridge, bington (CS.C.C.).. CUT! → Bo close was the finish to this by touch to give Shanghai "five liam Peel, K/C, M. G., K. B. E., and bath on Thursday, 6th. Oct, at 2 p.m. Prettijohn, S. EL Wong, Liu Kwai

event that the Judges were unvaluable points, able to come to any decisión su

cial match of 'the tour:

W, A. BAILEY, (No. 1), T. G. MAIN (No. 2)

C. RICHARDS (No. 3)- J. M. LOPES (Skip) The game will be played on the Civil Service green, and will commence at 8 p.m. and not 8.30 p.m. as previously stated.

Mr. A. Q. Brawn, a former President of the L.B.A. will re- feree the game.

to whether Lawrence in Ross

KING'S COLLEGE AQUATICS

The annual aquatic sports of Kirgʻo

[The-D.B.8, will be represented by Mr. C. B. R. Bargent,, Mr. J. Youngs saye, A. Zimmern, A. J. Hulse, B.

Lady Poel, H. E. The General Of-

To and G. Lee,

His time was three ofths of a ficer Commanding IL M. Forces in

tennis. second better than his Interport China, Major General O. O Bor player must have tortein punt St. Joseph's" v La Salle

St. Joseph's College will meet La In our editions yesterday we alated Peraira had touched frat," record earlier in the evening, rett, C. B., C. M. G., C. B. E, D. B. "devil" in his play. I know of one or thai Alee Chapruna (Yacht Club) wán)

The matter was referred to the R. Moffett (Shanghai) and G. J. O., and Mrs. Borrett, Commodore two very good players who just fail. Balle College in a friendly cricket Victoria will be represented by was an error: Charlie Richards should

more consistent than 7.G..Main. This Umpire, N. W. Logan, who award Smith. (V.B.), swam the first 50 Frank Elliott, O. B. E. and Major wanyora this barred out match on Thursday, commencing

putation, by the lack of ingredient

at 2. p.m.

·D. Peoples (T.D.B.C.); H. Beer have been the Shanghai player. led the race 'to Boza Pereira

Yard Back Stroke neck and neck, H. B. L. Dowbiggin, O. B. E

in their avj eupAler, Blair.

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