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THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 8,, 1938

150 YARDS

FREE-STYLE FINALISTS

D. H. Taylor Or Chan Wing Kai For Title?

(By "CRAWL")

The 50 Yards free-style swim- ming championship of the Colony will be the first event on to-mor- row's fourth and final programme of events at the V.R.C., and pro- mises to provide the most thrilling finish for several seasons.

In both heats yesterday Chan Victoria Wing-kai, Chinese "Y" sprinter, Arrive and D. H. Taylor, of the V.R.C., re- turned 25 3-5 gecs.,, which is ex- Oct. 4ceptionally good time, while Ng Oct. 17 Tsun-man, of Chung Shing, re- Nov. 2 turned 25.4-5 secs., and is quite

capable of providing an upset.

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TO MANILA

REMARKABLE FORM

TO-DAY'S COLONY SWIMMING EVENTS

1. 100 Yards Free Style.

Boys' Championship of Colony (16 years and under);

2. 50 Yards Free Style.

Handicap, Boys, 14 years and under Final.

8. 100 Yards Breast. Stroke.

Championship of the Colony.; 4. 100 Yards Free Style.

Handicap; V.R.C. Members- Final.

5. 220 Yards Free Style.

6.

Championship of the Colony. 100 Yards Back Stroke. Junior Championship of V.R.C.

MARSEILLES

ACTION

Marseilles, To-day. Taylor revealed remarkable form Government requisition of the yesterday and won his heat with port takes place at 2.00 p.m. to-day comparative lease, although his but a meeting of dock workers yes- casual finish almost cost him thefterday evening agreed to work on. race. I am sure that he is capable the conditions fixed by the Minister of breaking round 24 2-5 secs. and of Public Works which they had. will probably do so when challeng-previously resisted. Reuter. ed by Chan Wing-kai and Ng Tsun-

man.

Taylor is an ideal man for the

100 yards free-style and is almost GERMAN PROTEST

a replica of Johnny Weissmuller, former world champion. Taylor's tremendous shoulders are fully ex-

Empress of Japan on Friday, September 9th. posed throughout his swim and

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with his strong leg-beat and pow- erful pull on the arms he should be among the first-flight of the Co lony,

Yesterday's results were:-

50 Yards free-style Championship: HEAT 1:

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1. Chan Wing-kai (Chinese "Y").

Time: 25 3-5 secs.

2. Fong Wah (Lai Tsun).

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3.

Time: 28 1-5 secs.

A. J. Hussain (V.R.C.).

k Time: 29 secs.

4. Bdsm. Scales (Army).

HEAT 2:

1. D. H. Taylor (V.R.C.).

2.

Time: 25 3-5 secs.

Ng Tsun-man (Chung Shing).

Time: 25 4-5 secs.

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

Time: 27 3-5 secs.

(First two in each beat and fastest third for the final).

LOCAL SHARE

Following is the list of changes and enquiries in local share quotations this BANK'S

morning:-

Hong Kong Bank. $1450 b.

INSURANCES

POWER

HOUSE,

Canton Ins. $224 b.

Union Ins. $610 b.

TUGS

SHIPPING

LOCOS

THE KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION DODWELL & CO., LTD., Agents, Hong Kong,

6. FALCONER & CO. (HONG KONG LTD.)

WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS, DIAMOND MERCHANTS,

UNION BUILDING (opposite G.P.O.)

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TUY GIA

Douglases $70 st

H. K. Steamboats $221⁄2 5. Union Waterboats $9.10. b...

DOCKS, WHARVES, GODOWNS,

ETC.

H. K. and K. Wharves $128% b. Providents (Old) $7.80 by $7,85 sa. Providents (New) $7% b.

MINING

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LANDS, HOTELS & "BLDGS."" H. K. and S. Hotels $7.05 b., $7.15 s.

$7.05 88.

H. K. Lands. $88% b., $88 BR.

STA PUBLIC UTILITIES. H. K. Tramways $17% b. Peak Trams (Old) #8% bl

IN MOSCOW

Moscow, To-day. One of the closest collaborators of Litvinoff, M. Stomenjakoff, De- puty Foreign Commissar, has been dismissed from the Foreign Of- fice, it is declared in the official Soviet "Gazette."

It is not known whether the dis- missed official,, who is a Bulgarian by birth, has been appointed to some other post.-Trans-Ocean.

MEMORY RESTORED BY NAME

Lying in a hospital bed at Fort William, a man who found wander- ing in the hills of Skye, apparently suffering from loss of memory, was asked by Police Insp. MacDonald, “Do you remember Ralph Vernon?” jumped out of bed.

"That's me," he exclaimed, and

Vernon, a 28-year-old clerk, of Portobello-road, Notting Hill, W., said he could not recall anything that happened to him for some days.

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