1934-09-22 — Page 4

THE "CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1934.

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HOW TIENTSIN CRUSHED COLONY TO WIN INTERPORT AQUATICS

RACING PLUCK

AND VALOROUS

FOR "DOUBLE”

Copper Idol For "Subs"

Classic

ATLAS FOR AUSTRALIANS

The Carp For Race For Mammoth Prize

Racing Pluck and Valorous for the "double," Atlas for the Aus- tralian "classic," Copper Idol for the subs. Autumn Plate, and The Carp for the Picnic Bay Stakes, on which approximately $90,000 in prize money rests. Those are the five races which will provide most interest in the Seventh Extra Race Meeting, which opens the second half of the season at the Valley to- day, commencing at 2 p.m.

Eighteen pounds is a lot to con- cede over a mile, but Electric Star should be able to stave off Rib- ble's challenge in the Rig Wave Bay Handicap. High Speed is a good thing, and Soldier of Ger many is more than a useful out- sider.

Last night it was not known whether Mr. Butler would be rid- ing Bobniak Star or the cham-! pion, Able Amazon, in the Corro- boree Handicap, and the indeci- sion causes સ very intriguing situation. I think it is safe to say that whatever Mr. Butler takes out is likely to be the pony

with the better chance, and it! will probably be Bobniak Star.

Atlas is in excellent condition and will be very clone if he does not win. With Mr. Block up he clocked 0.52.1) for the first half in the Brisbane Spring] Handicap, and was carrying 163 lb; Bohniak Star's nearest Fort was a 1.15.3 five furlongs et 145.

Just That is the "dark" horse and he is not going to be far away if Mr. Soares can help it-he holds the track record of 1.05.3 with Ahie

Rapier's

Selections

Race 1. ELECTRIC STAR HIGH SPEED RIBBLE

Race 2. BOBNIAK STAR ATLAS NELL GWYN

Race 3. RACING PLUCK HELTER SKELTER-- KING'S PARADE

Race 4. COPPER IDOL CAVALCADE CLASSIC HALL

VALOROUS THE. TIGER RACING BOY

Race G. BRECHIN BRIGHT VIEW GLADIATOR

Race 7. THE CARP HEY TOR VAGO

Race 5.

Race 8. WAYWARD STAG ROYAL FLUSH PARTNERSHII"

Race 9. AUSTRALIAN BOY ST. JOAN GLORIOUS STAR

WHAT THE JOCKEYS

DID BEFORE JUNE

Lists For First Half`·.·

Of 1934

MR. NORMAN DEITZ AN

EASY LEADER

SWIMMING TEAM RETURN

I

High Praise Given Tientsin's Six

LAWRENCE SHINES FOR HONG KONG

(By G. L.)

"Victory was snatched from our grasp on the last night, but there is no doubt that Tientsin were the superior. team".. sald Mr. D. F. Lopes, the manager of} the Colony's Interpoel, Swimming| team, which returned to the Colony yesterday by the Presi dent McKinley from Shanghai.

BRITISH WOMEN WIN INTERNATIONAL GOLF

Seven To Two Victory Over Canada At Toronto

Toronto, September 15. The women's international golf competition between Great Britain and Canada, played here to-day, resulted in a victory for the visitors by seven matches to twn, with three halved,

The visitors upon three of the four foursomes and four of the eight singles, three of which were halved-Reuter.

GRAND FINALE

TO CHINESE

SWIMMING

G. Nigniewit S.C.A.A. Gala Fixed For

September 29

Four swimmers in the Tientsin, jicam, Dr. Ohlwein.

zky, R. Norman and M. Prodan, practically won the Interport on their own, R. Norman, being the hero of the Interport.

CROSS-THE-HARBOUR SWIM

AMONG EVENTS

CROP OF RECORDS GO UNIVERSITY

ON LAST NIGHT

SWIMMING

CHAMPIONSHIPS

REMARKABLE SWIMMING Ozorio And Oliveira

· BY NORMAN

HONG KONG'S WATER POLO WIN

TO THE

SHANGHAL SEPTEMBER 12.

In Keen Duel.

SHANGHAI STAR'S CHALLENGE

A keen duel is anticipated be tween H. L. Ozorio, last year's champion, and L. Oliveira for the premier honours in the Hong

MAN, THE TIENTSIN TEAM OF ONLY SIX SWIMMERS which take place this afternoon WON THE TRIANGULAR INTERPORT WHICH WAS CONCLUDED in the Y.M.C.A. bath.

YESTERDAY AND THEREBY ACHIEVED FAME IN VIEW OF THE NUMBER OF EVENTS IN WHICH EACH SWIMMERTM HAD TO PARTICIPATE.

Both undergraduates are swim- mers of a very high standard and are expected to put up very good

Tientsin scored a total of 38 points, Hong Kong 34, and times in the 50 Yard and 100 free style. Ozorio is Shanghai 27. Norman's outstanding triumph was in the deciding Yarda race of the contest, when he made a wonderful spurt to defeat favoured in the 880 Yards free W. Lawrence of Hong Kong over 440 yd., establishing a new style event. record.

Oliveira was one of the first-

Records went by the board during the evening. The first to class swimmers In Shanghai, hav go was the 50 yd. free-style mark, which was broken by G. Nignie- ing taken part in the champion- witzky, of Tientsin, who won after a thrilling struggle with Noel Ham-ship events in that city last mond, the Shanghai swimmer taking second place, with Prodan of The following will swim in the Tientsin third. The time was 25 2-5 sec.

W. Lawrence was the star man

An event which promises to The next new record was made Tientsin Starts Well in the Hong Kong team, and in 3

draw the Colony's best Chinese by Dr. 0. Ohlwein, of Tientsin, magnificent effort just lost to Nor-long distance swimmers will be who won the 100 yd. book-stroke man in the 440 yards free style by the eleventh annual three-day in 69 4-5 sec, which is one-fifth of a touch. Had he won. it would swimming meeting of the South second better than his own old China Athletic Association to be mark established in Tientsin in have given Hong Kong the Inter-held at North Point, commencing 1932. Lau Po-hay, of Hong Kong, port honours. The race was the next Saturday, September 29 was second, and W. Wagner, most thriling of the events.when swimmers will compete in

Shanghai, was third, Kwok Chun-hang

brilliant, the -WIN

2,000 metres cross-the- hut Lau Po-hai failed to produce harbour event. his record-breaking form. Lionel The cross-the-harbour eveni

moath.

finals to-day:

The following are the finalists: 50 Yards free style:--

HL Ozorio; Poo Gee Tuan.

to L. Oliveira; and Lee Pee-chim.

100 Yards free style:~~-

Cheung Wing-ngok; E. L. Gosano.

The 50 yd. free-style brought out six fast swimmers and it was a great struggle from start finish,

H: L'Ozorio; E. L. Gosano; L, Nigulewitzky got away first and went slightly ahead of Reza, with Oliveira; and Cheung Wing-ngok. Hammond badly off the mark and 100 Yards breast stroke: swimming at Ron's shoulder. C T. Lopez, Yeung Yuk-wah, E.

Nigniewitzky maintained a ter- K. Tan and H. C. Ho. An Epic Struggle

rific speed and held his bare mar-50 Yards free style handicap:

H. C. Lo Tsang Kwong-kau H. Roy Norman, the youthful pro- Roza-Pereira, of whom much was which will be held on the conclud-digy of the northern port and the gin while Hammond came up and

went ahead of Roza, fighting for Oey; and C. Leong.. ing day. October 1, will be from most popular of all the visiting the chance to catch Nigalowitzky, 220 Yards free styles--- expected, also failed.

iv. T. Camphell and W. Fallah-Whampoa Docks, near Hunghom, to swimmers, broke the 440 yd. free-but the Tientsin swimmer...was H. Koh, Yung: Yuk,wa, Lee ger were the stars of the water-the Association's bathing beach. style record after a terrific strug able to withstand the challenge Pea Chim and H. L. Ozorio. polo match and won high praise Included in the varied pro-gle with W. Lawrence, of Hong during the game.

gramme are 2 events which will Kong, the two holding level to just and went on to win by. 2 ft. Ham-50 Yards back stroke:

mond was second, a bare foot E. L.Gosano, L. Oliveira, Yung 'A new system of judging the diy-mark the end of the swimming sea before the finish where Norman

ahead of Prodan, the Tientsin Yuk-wa and D. S. Bake. ing proved to be very fair, said son for South China.

produced a spur to win by a foot second string coming up with a 880 Yards free style (Final): Mr. Lopes, and, in spite of Edward The following is the programme: →

in & min. 40 4/5 sec.

great spurt at the finish, to dis- 1. H. LOzorio Roza's. brilliance, he Was put- 1. 1,500 Metres sampan race (men's)

Metres sampan race The large crowd who braved the place Roza and earn a point for shono by W. Humber and. C. Sharp 2. 1,500

(women's)

weather and turned up at the bath Tientsin. of Shanghai, two former Inter- 3. 1,000 Motres sampan relay (team jcollegiate divers who have taken of man and woman)

Many punters pin their faith as part in some of the major cham-4. Amazon. Nell Gwyn is another much on the jockey as on the pionship events in America. that will be knocking at the door mount, and, although jockeys, aa in the most open race of the day well as ponies, are likely to be race that will be won and last off form duuring the summer

at the gate.

NOVICES EVENT

With the Badega out of it the Novices race it looks as if it will

200 Metres relay, open to Colony

Chinese (team of four).

5.

50 Metres (girls)

Tientsin Wins

4. 50 Metres (boys under 4 feet,

inches)

B

spell, the men who have ridden Tientsin won the Triangular In- the winners are worth while fol- terport and the Taggart Cup with lowing.

100 Metres handicap (boys)

8.

100 Metres (boys)

9.

50 Metres handicap (girls)

38 points to Hong Kong's 34. 10,

Life-saving exhibition.

of

Shanghai were third with 27 poinst. 11.

100 Metres breast (girls under

4

the

The following members of the team returned on the President 13. McKinley-D. F. Lopes, manager.

feet, 8 inches)

12.

100 Metres (women's)

Here is a complete record be between Racing Pluck, Helter jockeys for the first half of Skelter, and King's Parade with season

Warrington and Boxing Eve well in the running.

¡N. Dells

Chesterfield might L. G. Frost

be worth watching.

[B. A. Proulx

The Autumn Plate should provide a A. J. P. Heard good finish with Copper Idol, Cavalcade, E. O. Butler

Sur-*D. S. Li and Classic Hall in that order.

prise and. Hell for Leather are the out-Y. 9. Chang siders, while Bold Commander should P. P, Botelho not be for away. St. Ives has im-G. A. Harriman proved, but the distance is probably T. L. Wong just too far for him.

J. W. Pote-Hunt Mr. Heard looks as if he has a 8. Y. Liang

*F. Marshall winner in "Valorous, but The Tigerg, Y. Sun (Mr. Caplun) and Bridge (Mr. Paul F. M. L. Bosres Botelho) will take a lot of heating B. N. Pon over a mile. Racing Boy (Mr. Tang Man Wa

*8. W.. Pan

Deitz) and Bistre (Mr. Pan) are W. II. Choy the other likely ponies. Wonderful J. L. Jordan Stag (Mr. Proulx) should be watch HL. M. Pih

H. P. Chanson C. Taylor D. Black

ed.

BRECHIN FAVOURED

R. H. Charles

Brechin looks good for the Tweed Yue Bhen Wa Island Bay Handicap with Bright W. H. 8. Davis View, Soldier of China, and Gladia-Y. T. Fung tor as his challengers, Mr. Li, G., Poy Shlu-pang's entry will probably find G. W. Sewell the distance too short for him." 8. W. Tang

The Picnic Bay. Stakes should Lp Ku! Ying

E. II, Carvalho provide & thrilling dash over six. D. A. Gregory furlonge, and The Carp and Hey A. J. Stocker Tor are the two that come to mind E. Joseph first. Fl.Fa is.not starting, so that Barrow a place may be found for the im. M. Remedios proved Vago,

T. P. Saunderson W. W. Miles Partnership is likely to be fully ex-H. V. Mossop tended by Wayward Stag, and Royal 8. K. Lee Flush In the Aldrich Bay, Handicap, F.: Lobel and the Slag looks the probable win-D A. Coppin,

M. N. Cochrane.

ner.

Despite Dinty's fine gallop yes. F. F. LI terday, Australian Boy will proba-Lo G. Hla bly "eat up the Vaucluse Handi-J. A. Johnson

Choy Wine Chin

cap, though St. Joan's '0.25.2 - first H. A. de B, Botelhe quarter yesterday morning spells H. P. Rees.. disaster for some one. The Goose G. U. da, Hoza and Vriday are both worth support: R. A. Carroll

INTERPORT, SHOOT TRIALS

Trials

hal anda port

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take place

1.CA. Ingram H.: 7. Peurse

A. A. R. Botelho den vado in Shanghai

of the on November Shang-koo Bangą at 2.8 Inter.ber 23, and 30,

and 28.

20 13 20 34

1st 2nd 3rd up. A. A. da Roza, Edward Roza, C. E.-14. Roza-Pereira, W. T. Campbell, W. 15, Fullagher, Kwok Chun-hang, Lau i Po-hay and Chan Sek-pui.

12 7 2 28

11

5

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61

10 22 16 45

10 7

9 54

10

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8 9

7:6

9 27 7 59

7 1 5 54 6 5 6 28 -6 0 7

3 19

4 31

6. 29

W. Lawrence, T. Paget and S. 11. 17. Wong will return at a later date, 18. while L. Roza-Pereire, E. B. da Roza and. E. M. Marques have 19. visited Japan where they will swim 20. against the Kobe and Yokohama 21.

Y.M.C.A.

Colony Successes

Hong Kong won two events, the

220 Yards free style and the 100

Yards breast-stroke: second place

100 Metres handicap (girls under

4 feet, 3 Inches) ·

50 Metres (men over ED years of

age)

400 Metres (men's)

200 Metres breast stroke

men's)

had a unique evening, getting Lawrence and Grilk awam level on their way to the for the greater part of the drenched

finished French Club and then having to race

almost neck-and-

ia.

2. Cheung Wing-ngok 3. H. C. Ho

· CHINESE SWIMMING GALA

The postponed swimming gala of

record, will be held to-night, commencing

wade through a flooded roadway to neck. The time of 25 2/5 sec. the Chinese Civil Servants' Club get into the club premises.

a new Interport Richshaw coolies earned small the previous best, made by at 7 o'clock, at the Club's bathing fortunce transporting people from Prodan in

1982, beach, North Point." cars to the door, but eventually being 25 4/5 sec,

Tientsin

in

large planks were put down, en- This record ties the Shang- abling the people to get in with-hal time made by Hammond out being too much drenched. in the local championship, this

year.

In the bath itself, the open roof over the water allowed the rain to come through in torrents.

In the ladies breast-stroke, little Audrey Hammond went ahead of the others, having re- (Divers Help Shanghai ceived a slight handicap, and

100 Metres, open to the Associn.

tion's Ambulance Brigade.

relay, open to Metres Colony Chinese.

200

50 Metres (men's) 100 Metres, (boys under 4

8 inches).

200 Metres boys handicap

(Continued on Page 8)

THE REST TEAM TO MEET CHINESE

Back-stroke Record

finished Arst just ahead of Wendy W. Humber, of Shanghai, won the diving, and C. Sharp took Donnelly, with Peggy Neal third. second place, thereby reviving Shanghel's chances of victory, fast with Mario Prodan, of Tientsin.

taking third place."

The winner scored 99.9 points, as compared with 97.6 totalled by Sharp, and Prodan gained 89.8 in third place.

Hong Kong defeated Shanghai in the Interport water polo match The team to represent the Rest that concluded the evening's pro-

In the 880 Yards free style, 100 of the Colony against the Chinese gramme, the visitors winning by Yards free style. Medley Relay, 100 in a football match, to take place seven goals to one after being Yards back-stroke, and 440 Yards at Caroline Hill at 4.45 p.m. to- three, goals to one ahead at the free style. Third place was taken morrow,

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in the 100 Yards Breast-stroke, follows

Relay. 889 Yards free style, and

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440 Yards free style.

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has been selected

as

WORLD RECORDS SHATTERED

Swimming, Track And Field Marks Set

DUAL

SUCCESSES IN TOKYO

AND OSAKA

Tokyo, Sept. 16.

The 100 yd. backstroke brought about the breaking of another re- cord, when Dr. Ohlwein of Tien- World swimming and track tain finished 10 ft. ahead of Lauland field records went by the boards to-day In meets held here Po-hay, of Hong Kong,

and in Osaka.***

Reizo Kolke, holder of the world's 200 metres breast stroke | record, cracked the 100-metres breast stroke record here to-day in the intercollegiate swimming geet with a mark of 1 minute He steadily went ahead and at 18.8 seconds."

At the start, Ohlwein got Bway Blightly behind Lau Po- hay, but the Tientsin cham- plon soon caught his rival' and, with powerful strokes, went ahead to take a lead of 3

ft. at the half-length.

the turn was 8 ft. shead, turning He also swam the 200 metres

interval.

The Colony team were the faster well in the lead and going out to breast stroke event in 2 minutes Cord; Mullane, C. Pile; LG and their passing was too good a further advantage to win by 10 43 seconds, which is but four Hong Kong Robertson, Podmore and Elma; for the Shanghai team, who could ft. Lau Po-hay maintained second tenths of a second slower than his also won the only water polo match Mathias, Elliott, Malpas, Ridley and not hold their men, the Hong place throughout.

Reserves: Morrison, Stanley Shanghai was placed third in the Burnage and Baldry, contest with 27 points, after having Referee, Cpl W. Twaites. Linen- 000 at one time been on level terms men, C.Q.M.S. Hyde and Marine

Weir. with the Colony stars.

Germany Beat Finland In

Kong defence being fast and moving up to strengthen and participate in the attack at times.

Fullaguer, of Hong Kong was outstanding in defence, with Campbell the best marks- man of the forwards,

(Continued on Page 61

INTERPORT CRICKET TRIAL TO-DAY:

Two Teams Selected

own world record.

Shozo Makino“ smashed the recognized world record' for the 800 metres free style swim when he negotiated the distance in 10 minutes 1.2 Beconds.

The recognized record for the event is 10 minutes 15.6 Sinclair scored the, only point

seconds, held by Jean Taris for Shanghai, being very closely marked by Lawrence, but the out-

The following will be playing in

Track Marks Go standing player for Shanghai was International Athletic Meeting

Hans Park at centre-half, who the third Colony Interport Grie- In the Osaka dual meet between Berlin, September 16, In the 200 metre run Borgmeyes played a grand game and stopped ket Trial on the H.K.C.C. ground fapan, and a group of American athletes, - Kenkichi --Oshima and fonal athletic meet- (Germany) won in 22.6 seconds, number of the Hong Kong at- to-day, commencing at 2 pm

AW. Hayward's II-E F Masao Harada both bettered the followed by Hornberger (Germany), tacks. ing between Germany and Finland

Strandvall and Virtanen (both Fin Thevening opened with an Fincher, E. J. R. Mitchell, N.world record for the hop, step Duckitt, and jump held by their country. ended to-day at the Berlin Stadium land) The shot put was won by obstacle race, which was a source A E. Mackay, ER

The international

in the victory of the German team, Woelke (Germany) at 15.7 metre of amusement to the crowd, the F. R. Zimmern, L. D. Kilbee, G. man, Chuhel Nambu. which scored 1061⁄2 points.. Ger- with Aldrôtu (Finland); second,gress many thun rained, a lead

points over Finland, which in the European Championship at 7 scored, the same number ofpoints RE Germany.

pole with rope ladders A. Stewart, R. Lee, A. T. Lee, and

The 110 metre hurdle race was proving an almost insurmountable C. S. M. Elong

baby Welscharn(Germ

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the Finnish

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