1937-03-06 — Page 21

THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 6, 1937.

NO RECORDS

AT ST. JOSEPH'S

ATHLETIC MEET

Yesterday's Results In Full

GOOD STANDARD IN FIELD EVENTS

No outstanding feat was accom- plished by athletes of St. Joseph's College at their 21st annual ath- letic meeting, held at Caroline Hill yesterday afternoon.

At the conclusion of the events, Mr. J. Ralston, Inspector of Eng- lish Schools, distributed the prizes to the successful competitors.

The following were the results of the events:

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The three major figures in the present controversy over the world heavyweight boxing championship bout are seen above. Jimmy Johnston, the Madison Square Garden promoter (left), was compelled to cancel all arrangements for a world title bout between Max Schmeling of Ger many, the logical contender following his knock-out victory over Joe Louis, and James J. Braddock, because of the anti-Nazi feeling in the United States. Mike Jacobs, the Twentieth Century Club promoter (right), has now arranged for a title fight between Braddock and Joe Louis at Soldiers' Field, Chicago, while Joe, Jacobs, Schmeling's manager (centre), is anxious to stage a championship bout in Berlin.

Senior Long Jump: 1 Mak Shin- hung, 2 Hector de Souza, 3 Eugene Pe- trove. Dist: 20 ft. 10 ins. Junior Long Jump: 1 Kaka Singh, 2 Richard Nakso, 3 Leung Ming-fan. Dist: 17 ft. 17 ins. Midgets Long Jump: 1 Tin Kwon-wah, 2 Ng Chik-tong, 3 Harold Halsall. Dist: 14 ft. 2 ins. Senior High Jump: 1 Mak Shiu-hung, 2 Joseph Woo, 3 Eugene Petrove. Height: 5 ft. 2 ins. Junior High Jump: 1 Law Chi to, 2 Kaka Singh, 3 Leung Ming-fan. Height: 4 ft. 10 ins Midgets High Jump: 1 Tim Kwong-wah, 2 Ng Chik- tong, 3 Edward Pereira. Height: 4 ft 2 ins. Senior Pole Vault: 1 Joseph Woo, 2 William Chan. Height: 9 ft. 2 ins. 1,500 Metres Bicycle Race (Junior): 1 B. Abbas, 2 Hon Chung- wah Putting The Shot (Senior): 1 S. Barzyski, 2 Joseph Woo, 3 Louis Lou Dist: 37 ft. 10 ins. Midgets 50 Metres: 1 Ng Chik-tong, 2 A. d'Oliveira, 3 Tin Kwong-wah. Junior 100 Metres: Hon Chun-kwai, 2 Kaka Singh, 3 Law Sullivan and Owen Hughes in quick time. The losers started off Chi-to. Time: 13 secs. Senior 100 well and led 3-2 in the first set, but thereafter were never in the Metres: 1 Hector Souza, 2 Joseph Woo, picture, losing 10 games off the reel. Fincher and Hung were 3 G. Sequeira. Time: 12 se Mid- gets 400 Metres: 1 Ng Chik-tong, 2 A never extended enough to really display their capabilities. d'Oliveira, 3 Louis Fook. Time: 1 min. The most interesting game of, 14 secs. Junior 400 Metres: 1 Ma Yue- the afternoon was the tie be kaw, Law Chi-to. Time: 65 secs. tween the Shutes, and Leys and

E. C. FINCHER AND W. C.

HUNG SECURE EASY WIN

KENNETH SHUTE GIVES FINE PERFORMANCE

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THERE were no surprises in yesterday's tennis championship matches at the Hong Kong C. C. E. C. Fincher, and W. C. for the doubles title, easily defeated Hung, leading contenders

Senior 400 Metres: 1 Hector de Souza, Deane, which the former won in NEXT WEEK'S

2 Mak Shiv-hung. Time: 60 secs. 200

Metres (La Salle College): 1 P. Castro, straight sets after a grand strug-

2.A. Ulrick. Time: 25 sens 50 Megle. The best player of the four LAWN TENNIS

tres (Infant): 1 S. Delgado, 2 T. Xa- was J. F. Leys, who must have

vier, 3 Abdeli. Midgets 100 Metres one of the finest services in the PROGRAMME

Ng Chik-tong, 2 A. d'Oliveira, 3 Philip

Senior 300 Metres: 1 A Sequeira, 2

The following are next week's Co-

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS AT A GLANCE

Open Singles

S. W. Liang beat Ma Chin-chong

61, 6-3.

C. P. Ip beat G. Choa 2-6, 6-2,

63.

S. S. Hussain was leading Wai Chung 5-7, 7-5, 7—6 when he was attacked with cramp. The match will be replayed.

Open Doubles

E. L. H. Shute and K. Shute beat B. O. M. Deane and J. F. Leys 6-3, 97

E. C. Fincher and W. C. Hung beat A. L. Sullivan and H Owen Hughes 6-3, 6-0.

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A. W. Ramsey and G. C. Burnett

received a W.0. from J. C. Pool. and R. M. Henry.

.../ Club Handicap Singles. LT Ride (2/5) beat E. M.

Bryden (15) 6-0, 6-3.

F. V. Harrison (3/6) beat G. E R. Divett (-15) 6-3, 2-6, 6-1.

J. T. B. Evans (2/6) best L. R. Andrews (+2/6) 4-6, 7-5, 75.

Traveres Junior 800 Metres: 1 MaColony. The ball is hit from a Yue-kaw, 2 Chan Tat-cheung, 3 Louis great height and extremely ac Montinola. Time: 1 min. 47 secs. curate and his second delivery is lony Open Lawn Tennis Champion-mmmmmm⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀======#{#£££#£#£3£££5

Club Championship Singles Eugene Petrove. Time: 2 mins 25 as fast as his first. He scored ship fixtures in which several mat-

TL C. Pool secs. Senior 200 Metres: 1 Mak Shiu- numerous aces down the middle ches postponed from last week on y. R. Gordon

account of rain will be featured:-A S. Read E. M. Wood "hung, 2 Hector de Souza, 3 Joseph Woo. of the court.

Club Handicap Singles Time: 25 secs. Mdgets 200 Metres: 1

COOL GAME

MONDAY

W. M. Barton (16) T Ng Chik-tong, 2 Harold Halsall, 3 A Kenneth Shute played a cool and d'Oliveira. Time: 30 secs. Junior 200 brainy game and was, if anything, R. L. Withington v PC. Lee Metres: 1 Hon Chung-kwan, 2 Kaka steadier than his father.

He did F.V. Harrison Mà Nổi Kwong Singh, 3 Ma Yue-kaw. Time: 28 secs.

anything spectacular, Scouts Race: 1 Stephen Wong, 2 Wong not try Wing-cheung. Cubs Race: 1 Clande rather specialising in well-placed Holland, 2 A d'Oliveira, 3,000 Metres lobs. Bicycle Race (Senior): 1 Kee Yau-din,

The youthful George Choa met

2 L Kitchell - Tricycle Race (infants): 1 Louis Wong, 2 V. Barradas. 110 Me with defeat at the hands of the

Open Singles

H.D. Rumjahn ▼ Luk Chun Chung A. Crawford

G. C. Burnett 3. D. Milne

Leong Ping Chiu Open Doubles Ng Sze Kwong and Hon Luen Fung

T. Bee and H. Y. Hsu.

Club Championship

W. M. Barton

J. C. Pool (+26)

TUESDAY

J. R. Collis (+15). H. Owen Hughes (-15) ▼

R. L. Withington (3.6). ACI Bowker (Scr.) v.

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TC. Monaghan THURSDAY Oper Singles

Tomlinson v K. Shute

J. F. Legs

Lee Wai Tong Open Doubles

G. W. Sewell and T. C. Monaghan v A. Warr and G. E. Clarke:

F. H. Kwok and S. W. Liang v A. V. Gosano and A. V. Remedios.

J. Thomson (-1.6)-B.

Open Singles

Capt. Coppinger v S. S. Chin B. 0. M. Deane G. E. Clarke

Owen Hughes v. Ng Kam Chuen Li Kwan Hung Chan Kam Hung

tres High Hurdles (Senior): 1 Joseph agile C. P. Ip, whose fine net play LT. Ride Woo, 2 Hector de Souza 1,500 Metres forced his opponent into errors.

* Club Handicap (Junior): 1 Kaka Singh, 2 A. Leonard Choa played his strokes well, but G. S. Chambers (3.6). v. Time: 5 mins. 47 secs. 1500 Metres towards the end became so ex- (Senior): 1 A. Sequeira, 2 Fung Shun- choy, 3 Johnken Husing. Time: 5 hausted that he had to rest for RM. M. King (+36) v mins. 21 secs. Little Visitors Race (50 several minutes. He still has much Metres): 1 Tin Kwong-sing, 2 Lionel to learn in the way of courtcraft, Sequeira, 3 A. Pang. 200 Metres (St. and should vary his game more. Louis Industrial School): 1 Tsang A minor surprise in the Club Cheak chung 2 Law Tasning 1,500 Metres (Open to the Military): 1 Rifle handicap was the victory of F y man Hamilton, 2 MacCutcheon, 3 L Harrison over G. E. R. Divett, who Cpl Cook Time: 4 mins: 332 ser performed so well in the recent 100 Metres Handicap (St. Francis USR.C. tournament. Harrison won School): 1 Miss M. Kwong, 2 Francis by two sets to one. Ng. 100 Metres Handicap (Canossian Institute pupils): 1 Ada Foster, 2 Con- stance Lan 100 Metres Handicap (St. Paul's School): 1 Miss Yvonne Yolle, 2 Thrise Noronha.~ 100- Metres“ (Mary- Anoll Convent): 1 H. Roza, 2 L. A

PLAYERS NUMBERED AT HAMPDEN?

are Open Doubles

D. Nickson and H. G. Bowerman v S. S. and S. A: Hussain.

Major: Withington and Major Milne v Wong Fuk Nam and Lui Kwai Fun. Club Handicap Singles

C. Stark (+26) ▼

G Polglase Club-Handicap Doubles

Club Championship Singles

0. M. Deane F. A. Redmond Club Handicap Singles

0. A. Hansen (+26) ~x;· ·

DJ, F. L. Smalley (-26).

F. A. Joseph (726) ▼

N. K. Littlejohn (+3.6).

D: S-Robb (115) ▼

A. EL. McBride (1-26). A. K. Mackenzie (+16)

A. K. Valentine (+16).

FRIDAY, Open Singles

Paul Kong

WAS. Grant Open Doubles TS. A. Gray and A. Crawford v P. F.

Tsoi and Ng Kam Chaen.

J. E. Eichardson and R. M. Wood i

Bower. Thread And Needle Race: 1 H. The players may be numbered in (3.6) v W. Stoker and D. L. Prophet Lee Wai Tong and lu Tak Chenk

JP. C. Lee and M.-C. Ma**** Asome, 2 . Gutierrez, 3 V. Chan the Scotland v England Inter (6)

10. E C. Marton and D. B. Evans v 1,500 Metres Bicycle Race (Open to national match-the most import- Colony) 1 J. Milln, 2 B. Castro. In-

FG. Nigel and RM M-King 3. D. Holmes and J. M Tomlinson.

-- Club Handicap Singles witation Relay 1 Central British ant of the season at Hampden Park (+46) y E M. Bryden and D. S. Robb School, 2 La Salle College, 3 Wah Yan on April 17. The FA are experi-, (-15). College Midgets 50 Metres (Convent menting with numbered players. in

Schools): 1 French Couvent, 2 Itahan jamateur-

Convent Inter-class Relay (Midgets):

↑ Class 4A., 2 Class 5A. Inter-cla

Relay Gunior) 1 Class 2B, 2 Class Inter-class-Relay (Senic

Class 3B 2 Class 2A Apple Contest (Infants): Tory f ydney Hollands Inter-class war - (Junior): Class 34

rnational matches this match--Erobables v. be played at Burn

Matriculation

WEDNESDAY Open Singles

W. J. Howard J. D. Holmes.

Open Doubles

It Com Rump and C. Ravenhill Chan Kam Moon and Chan Kam Hung.

Lakk Dag Cheong and Wong

Lam and S. Wong.

E. R. Child (46) ▼

"R. M. Wood (13.6). R. M. Henry (136) v G. Smithe ID: L. Prophet (186)

AM Rodrigues and L A Silva v A LAR Ong

Club Handiers. Doub

G

Club Hindi Sewell and

McBride

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