1934-05-21 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL.

MONDAY, MAY 21, 1934.

Sporting Page EA

KING'S BOUNTY AND THE BODEGA FOR "DOUBLE" AT RACES

CHINA'S TWO CHINESE GIRL

TITLES

Philippines Win Six

Events.

JAVA UNPLACED

Manila, To-day.

Daniel May, Philippines, was the

SWIMMERS

CHAMPIONS

Most Popular Visitors

To Manila.

JAPAN SUPREME ON TRACK

AND IN SWIMMING

China made a clean sweep in

individual Decathlon Champlion, the women's invitation swim

ming events, Miss Yeung Sau- but in the totals the first four king and Miss Lau Kwai-chang count, the event therefore going securing all the first and second

to Japan.

The final champions are: SOCCER-BINA.

WOMEN'S SWIMMING-CHINA.

BASKETBALL-PHILIPPINES

BASEBALL-PHILIPPINES. VOLLEYBALL-PHILIPPINES.

GIRLS'

PINES.

VOLLEYBALL--PBILIP-|

TRACK AND FIELD-JAPAN.

SWIMMING-JAPAN,

ALL-ROUND-JAPAN.

FANCY

LANDS.

DIVING

}places.

The Chinese girls were given a tremendous ovation by the Philip- pines, who regard them almost as their own native daughters. There are no other visitors nearly 05 popular: their pictures ning in all the daily papers. Their athletic

and personal prowess charm are equally praised.

Japan made a clean sweep of all the swimming finals in which all

are run-

NETBER- Far Eastern records were broken.

Yusa won the 100 metres free-style lin 59.8.

SHOOTING-PHILIPPINES.

BOXING PHHJPPINES. TENNIS UNDECIDED.

to-day if rain xlops),-Reuter,

Making won the 1,500 metres free- style in 19.45.2.

(Play-off

Kawat u won the 100 metres hack- stroke in 1.10.8.

The 800 metres relay was WON

F.E.A.A. IN DANGER OF the first time by Japan in 9.7.3.

DISSOLUTION

for

Japan swept through to victory the track and field championship. ¡winning all-round by a close mar- gin. They secured the Decathloni Chinese Withdraw From by a very narrow

lead over the Meeting Not Congress. Philippines.

CHINA SOCCER CHAMPIONS

Manila, To-day.

Japan won the 800 metres relay after the Philippines had won the 1,500 metres relay. The tennis was impeded by rain, but so far the Philippines The Far Eastern Athletic Associe-are even with Japan, having won tion was headed for certain dissolu- the doubles and one single. tion last night following an all day hoped to finish eference at which an attempt was morning.-Reuter. sande to reach a basis for accont

2

agree-

The Philippines eventually sided) with Japan's proposal to amend the autilution to allow the entrance of now hembers upon two-thirds vote, whereupon the Chinese delega-) tion, headed by Mr. C. T. Wang, walked out, declaring the meeling) illegal since only two members had voted on the proposed amendment.

Clarifying his position, Mr. Wang Atated that the Chinese withdrew from the meeting only, and not from the Congress, putting the onus of

such dirsolution, if

thing eventually transpires, upon Аправске.

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the

the tennis

this

BASKETBALL GOES TO PHILIPPINES.

China Outclassed In

Fast Game.

Manila, To-day. The Philippines won the basketball championship yes- Lasday by defeating the Chinese by to 33 in the fastest game of the series.

Strict Tug-o'-War Training

To demonstrate ite lightness, a tig- o'-war team at Philadelphis hooked

a rope to the new streamlined train "Zephyr" of the Burlington Hall- road and succeeded in starting the projectile-like vehicle rolling. Here's the big pull before the roll

OLYMPIC STARS | EXHIBITION SOCCER

EXHIBITION

Athletics And Tennis At K.C.C.

THURSDAY'S DISPLAY BY JAPANESE

Athletic and tennis exhi- bitions by members of the Ja- panese Olympic team have been arranged by The Hong Kong Lawn Tennis Associa- tion to take place at the Kow- Joon Cricket Club on Thurs- day afternoon.

The Athletics will commence at: 2.30 p.m., and will be followed by tennis at 5 o'clock,

The programme will probably in- clude 100 yarde, 220 yards, 440 yards: and 880 yards races, a relay race, pole vault, high jump and javelin throw.

arrangements

Only tentative have been made for the tennis, but so far the programme includes one of set of singles and two seis doubles.

ENCOUNTER

Local Team To Meet Japan's Side.

An_exhibition-football match he- tween a strong representative local team and the Japanese Olympic sido has been arranged by the Hong Kong Football Club's Ground at 6.30 p.m. on Wednesday.

SUMMER CUP AT K'LOON

Qualifying Round's Good Scores.

GROVES HEADS LIST

NO DISCRIMINATION AGAINST JEWS IN BERLIN GAMES

Will Represent Germany If Sufficiently 'Good

Athens, To-day.

Germany will treat the Jews ou an equal footing with other com- petitors at the Berlin Olympics in 1936, and will also include in the German team German Jews who have suffelent ability, accord-

The last competition of the Kow- Loon Golf Club season attracted an entry of 28 players for the quali-ing to a statement issued by the fying round of the Summer Cup.

The course was in good condi- tion and played 'well, although the weather was declared too hot for golf. In spite of this, however, good cards were returned, the six- teen qualifier's cards ranging from 66 to 79.

W. M. Groves returned

a good

card of 77-11-66 to head the qualifiers while, A. L. Eastman's | 73 was the best scratch score of the day.

The following qualified. W. M. Groves 77-11-66. A. L. Eastman 73-6-67. R. Collinge 79-8=71.

L. D. Parves 83-12-71, D. C. Wilson 77-6-72, A. T. Braley 78-6-72.

D. Parsons 90-18=72. A. J. Dennis 83-10-75,

F. E. Booker 80—6—74.

G. Milne 82-8-74.

J. J. King 90–1575.

G. F. Murphy-87—11=76.

S. MacNider 88—12-76,

R. Henderson 1-15=76,

S. Jex 88-11-77

W. Stoker 94-1579.

German delegates at the Interna- tional Olympic Congress, held yes- terday, Reuter.

BRITISH AMATEUR GOLF BETTING..

McLean And Goodman Favourites.

RAPIER'S SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY

Race 1:-

HIGH SPEED MONOPLANE WAYWARD STAG

Outsider-Daylight Eve.

Race 2:-

SOLDIER STABLE ENTRY SPINAWAY

ΟΑΚ ΒΑΤ

Outsider-Bridge.

Race 3:-

CHIVALROUS IRON GREY WARRINGTON

Outalder-Burgomaster,

[Race 4:-

KING'S BOUNTY. BOLDIER STABLE ENTRY BRECHIN

Outsider-Don.

Race 5-

SOLDIER OF BRITAIN

SADKO LEMBERG

Race G

Outsider-Gleneagles,

Prestwick, To-day, Bookmakers are making Jack Mc- Lean, the young Scottish golfer, and Johnny Goodman, the sensational amateur winner of the United ¡States Open Golf crown of 1933, joint favourites at 8 to 1 for the British Amateur Open Golf Cham- plonship which is to be started on Race 7:- Monday, May 21.

The prices quoted are as follows:

J. McLean (Scotland)

J. Goodman (America)

8 to 1

STICKYPAST. HAPPY HIT THE QUAIL

(if starta)

Outalder-Winchester Stag.

NIGHT STAR

ST. JOAN 'VRIDAY

Ostaider-Dinty.

8 to 1Race 8:-

S. McKinley (Scotland)...10 to 1) G. T. Dunlap (America) .. 10 to 1

MINAGRI POLO CUP WON BY J. Westland (America)....10 to 1

FRENCH RIDERS

Rome, May 14. The Minagri Cup of Culture was wan yesterday in the International

The following have been selected Polo contest, by a French side who

Hon. Michael Scott (holder) 20 to 1) C. Tolley (England) ......20 to 1 Roger Wethered (England) 20 to 1 "Bobby" Jones was quoted at 10 to 1 when he won the title.

It is expected that H. R. H. the

THE BODEGA UTOPIAN

KING WILLOW

Outsider-Paname

Race 9:—

IN GOOD TIME KING'S PARADE NELTER SKELTER.

Outsider-Cavalcade,

Race 10

RIBBLE BAY VIEW

Lo represent Hong Kong:-G. Rod.beat their Italian adversaries 4 to Prince of Wales will be a spectator :: ger; Mullane, and Morrison; Pote. 2 and the Hungarians by 3 to 1, during the tournament.-Beuter. Hunt, Podmore and Jones; B. Gosano, A. V. Gosano, E. Strange. Ridley and Blake. Reserves.--Cord. S. Strange, Robertson Elliott, Mal

pas,

Referee.-Capt. E. Hague, R.A.

ST. JOSEPH'S F.C. DINNER.

Presentation To Secretary.

A

Saturday's Race Results

12.00 PM-Smugglers Handicap, Li Shiu Pang's Soldier of China

Winner $500. Second $250. Third 158 lb. $150. For China Ponies, Griffins

.(Mr. N. Deitz) 1

of this Season. Winners barred. Dynasty's King's Bounty 163 lb.

Entrance $5. Bix Furlongs.

Li & Lis'a Bela 145 lb.

(Mr. N. Deitz) 1

Ribble Mackie & Grayburn's

158 lb. (Mr. P. P. Botelho) 2 Dr. Lee Shiu Kee's Monoplane 158 lb. .... (Mr. S. N. Pan) Won, by: A Head and a length. Time: 1.29.4.

(Mr. P. P. Botelho) 21

Lan's Bright Star 161 lb.....

+

(Mr. S. N. Pan) 3 Won by: 3 lengths and a length

• Time: 2.32.1.

3|6—1.35 P.M.—Customs Handicap.--

At the annual dinner of the St, The teams were tied at 20-all at The K.C.C. hafe lent their ground Joseph's Football Club, held at the half-time, after which the Philip-for the occasion, and admission is Palace Hotel on Saturday evening, The Philippines offered several compromise proposals, all of which ines made a magnificent effort to to be $1.00, including tax, for both the Secretary, Mr. Goldenberg, was tennis and athletica. Servicemen in presented with a handsome pair of were blocked by the Japanese. The bead Chinu all the way. Filipinos joined in a conference with China made a very game fight, but uniform will be admitted at half silver brushes as a mark of appre-2-2.30 P.M.-Stoaccalters Handicap. Mr. Wang last night, and expect to were ultimately outclassed.

mcel this morning to undertake sume efforts to salvage something. but such a possibility now seems un- likely.

A resolution regarding the next games was carried, with a rider that they will be held in Shanghai, unless for some rea- son the invitation is withdrawn, when they will be held in Tokyo.

The rain continued to mar

the

Sisul day, the deluge stopping several

of the closing ceremonies.

PJ. Baseball Champion's

price.

Chinese Company Win Revolver Shoot

"C" Company Police Beaten

The Chinese Company, Hong Kong Police Reserve, gained an In the baseball final Japan and overwhelming win over "C" Contingent of the Hong Kong Police Force the Philippines fought a bitter two in their revolver shooting contest at the Kennedy Road Revolver all tic, an end being called in the Hange yesterday morning, winning by 842 points to 541. tenth innings owing to had light and rain. The championship was thus won by the Philippines, as Japan needed a victory in order to tie for the Final.

Scores: Chinese Company:- LS.L.30 Thong Po Hing P.S.R.67 Chau Ching Chiu P.C.R.66 Kwok Chak Tong P.8.187 Wong Chung China Win Soccer

S. L. David Lole China conclusively clinched the soccer championship, defeating Ja-P.C.R.52 Hoo Kam Chiu pan by 4 goals to 5, in a hard and LS.R.42. Wong King Chuen "well-played game.

The Chinese secured an early lead through a well- schemed and thrustful attack, and never looked like being beaten,

They slackened their pace in the second half, but whenever Japan, made an effort to tie the Chiness defence proved impregnable.

For lifting a weight of 200 lbs, at the Mauricio College of Physical Edu- "cation on Friday night, "Alabaster W kluring: “Barracks was presented

#Goliage by:Mr.

to the

I

2

3

4

Total

25 27 20 23

25 28 30 21

95 104.

30

25 24

30 24

103

25 25 30

elation för bls” valuable ́service to the Club.

MONOPLANE (if starts)

Outsider-Tummel

Race 11:--

THE CARP LITTLE BEAUTY BARABANDE

Oulalder-Hell for Leather.

Saturday's Records

The following were Saturday's statistics: Jockeys

Winner $500, Second $250. Third $150. For China Ponies, "C" Class, Entrance $5. Six Furlongs, Dynasty's King's Fancy 161 lb. (Mr. P. P. Botelho) Winner $500. Second $250, Thind $150. For China Ponies, Cheung & Wo's High Speed 163 "C" Class. Entrance $5. Ono Ib.

(Mr. S. N. Pan) 2 The Chair was occupied by Mr. and Quarter Miles.

Tally Ho's Valorous 165 lb... Osmund, who was supported by Mr. Quarto's Spinaway 162 Ib....

(Mr. A. J. P. Heard) 3 N. Deitt Goldenberg (Secretary and Troa

(Mr. A. J. P. Heard)

Won by: 3 lengths and a length P. P. Botelho surer), D. Leonard (Captain) and H, Y. Linng's Wonderful Stag

Time: 1.29.1.

A. J. P. Heard

A. V. Gosano,

Taylor 149-1b.

(Mr. N. Deitz) 2

E. 0. Butler Lee's Bistre 155 lb.

(Mr. Ip Kui-ying) 3 Won by: a length and a length. Time: 2,36.1.

INTER-UNIVERSITY TENNIS.

Lingnam Lose To' Hong Kong.

The Hong Kong University de- feated Lingnam University in a friendly tennis match held at Pok- fulum yesterday.

Scorea

H. N. Lee (H.K.) bent W. Y. Aù | (Lingnan), 6-1, 6-3.

P. K. Leung (HK) beat K. P.

23 30 14 37 Chan (Lingnan), 3-6, 6-2, 6-1,

25 28 30

25 29 28

28 108

སཾཁསཾསༀམསྶ། ''ཇམབལ

K. M. Lo (H.K) beat H. K. Chung (Lingnan), 6-0, 6-1.

H. N. Lee and P. K. Leung (H.K.) beat W. Y. Au and K, P. |Chan, 6-3, 6-4.··

K. M. Lo and Y. K. Ng (HK) 642 beat Y. K. Chan and H: K. Chung

12-0, 6-1, 6-4.

24 107

110

P.C.R.72 Wong King Fal

30 30 30

118

Total:

210 214 228

190

"C" CONTINGENT:---

C49

15

20 21

3

59

CRES

20 14 22 17. 73

C364

83

88

C449

C04

CIZ

€332

C454

20 20 20 24

15 23

22

15

25

10

0 10 -24 11

CLEAN SWEEP WINS IN DAVIS CUP

(Continued from Paddy.31537

Earlier Results

45

20

27.

21, 14

82

Fischer and Strainer (Switzerland) bent P, Bandarí' and Browne - (India), 6-3, 6-4, 6-17/

Total: 118 155 189 102 841

Possible

Practice No. 1. 10 yds Grouping 6 rounds. Practice Na: 2. 10 yils Application 6 rounds -- Practica Na. 3, 10 yds. Running Man, 6 rounds, Practice No. 4 18 yds. Bobbing Man, 6, rounds.

dari (India) $-1, 6-2, 7-5---Boutor:

1

3.-3.00 P.M. — Brisbane Spring Han- dicap-Winner $750. Second $500, Third $200. For Australian Ponies of any Season. Entrance $5. One and a Quarter Miles. Fatshan's Able Amazon 163 lb.. (Mr. E..O, Butler) L. Dunbar's Mutiny Bay 140 lb.

(Mr. B. A. Proulx) 2

Seth's Just That 168 lb,

1

(Mr. F. M. L. Soares) $ Won by: 5 lengths and 3 lengths

Time: 2.142.

7.-5.00 'P.M-Placapple Handicap.8. N. Fan

Winner $150. Second $225. Third Ip Kai Ying $125,

For China Ponles, Sub-G. A. Harriman scription Griffins of this Club of W. C. Poy this Season that have won $1,000 R A. Promis or more in stakes. Entrance $5.7. L. Jordan One and a Quarter Miles..

F.-M. L. Soares

Leong Kwok Cheong's Cavalcade H. P. Chanson

,158 lb. ................ (Mr. N. Deitz) 1 Owners. Li Po Chun's In Good Time 140

bb... (Mr. Ip Kui-ying) 2; Leader's Copper Idel 168 lb.... (Mr. G. A. Harriman) Won by: 2 lengths and 3 lengths. Time: 2.40.1.

Mr. Li ́ Shiz l'ang Mr. Dynasty

1st 2nd 3rd Un.

1st 2nd 3rd

D

0

1 1

Messrs. Cheung and Wo.. 1

1 0

0

Mr. QuarLo

0

Mr. Fatahan

0

Mr. Li and Lis

Mr. Leong Kwok Chaong

8.30 RM-Victoria Park Hand Mr. C. E. Brown

cap-Winner $500. Second $300. Mesara. Mackie and Gray, Third $200. For Australian Ponies, bura

"B" Class. Entrance $5. From Mr. H. Y. Liang the Two Mile Port Once Round and L. Danbar In (about One Mile 171 Yaris).

Mr. A. M. L. Soares

Mr.

4-3.30 PM-May Handicap-Winner $600. Second $300. Third $200, For China Fonies, "A" Class. Win-Cheung & Wo's High Finance Mr. D. E, Lewis ners of more than two races at race, 149 lb... (Mr. P. P. Botelho) 1 Mr. Li Po Ckun meetings of this Club since Jant-Mrs, D. J. Lewis's St. Joan 140 Mesars. Bellamy and ary 1, 1984, barred. Entrance $5. Six Forlanga.

'of Li Shiu Pang's Soldier

Britain 168 lb. (Mr. N. Deita) [1] A. M. I. Soares's Badko 154 Ib,

(Mr. G. A. Harriman) 2 Dinasty #King's Justics 156 15.

Mr. A. J. P. Heard) 3 Won by 2% lengths and lengths.

Time: 1.25.3.

Elmer. (Switzerland) | best Bleem 5/30 PM---Land Mine Handicap,-

4

I.

(Mr. N. Deltz)"22 L. Reidy's 'Vriday 185 lb.

(Mr. H. P. Chanson) Won by: 2 lengths 1% lengths. *Time: 2.00.2.

dea

Dr. Lee Shiu Kes Mr. Lee

Mr. Bath

Mr." Lan

Mr. Tally Ifa

1,

Mr. Leader

Mr L Reidy

16.00 PM Shutfa Handicap Hr. Wong Sul Ngan

** Winner $450, Becond #225, Taird

$125, For China Ponies, “D” Clank.

Wiemery alice January 1984, Bellamy & Gordon's & King's

barred. To be ridden by Jockeys

who have not, won ten races”ADY-

Parado 160 lb. gran

P (Mr, W. C Por)

where at any time. No Whips or Wong Sui Ngau's Burg Gunster

180 lb. 24 (Mr, T.-La Jordan): Won by 2 lengths and 1⁄2 length.

dart: (Tudin) 4-1, #2, 75.

Winner 3550, Second $275. Third $175 For Ching

Class

* Spurs allowed, Entranos. $5. Ona

C. B. Brown's Todes 158 15

Entrance. $5. 'Chie'and 'a

uter.

(Mr. C. Taylor), 1 Time: 2.08.2.