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NAVY'S F.A.

COUNCIL MEMBERS

Lieut. Commander G. S. Hugh- Jones and Able Seaman W. M: Glover are Royal Navy's repre- sentatives on the Council of Hong Kong Football Association for the coming season,

Licut. Commander Hugh-Jones, is well-known in legal circles and has always been interested in soccer, while A. B. Glover is a First Division referee and Hon. the Secretary of the RN. and R.M. Football Rofertes Association.

T. Megarry (04-D-88) qualified for the Captain's Cup at Fanling during

week-end.

CHAMPIONS'

INTEREST

IN OTHER SPORTS

MANY CHAMPIONS PREFER AN EVENT OR GAME OTHER THAN THE ONE IN WHICH THEY Razack, A. A. Rumjahn and A. R. EXCEL. VERSATILE LES STEERS, THE BIG Dallah (Skip) beat D. M. A. Razack, OREGONIAN WHO UPPED THE WORLD HIGH R. Minu (Skip) 21-13; M. Hassan, A. JUMP RECORD TO 6 FEET 10 25/32 INCHES, beat Badan Singh, A. H. Madar, D. M. i WOULD MUCH RATHER RUN THE HIGH HURDLES. HE TIED FOR FIRST IN A 15.6 FLIGHT.

Bakar, 9. Yusuf and M. Y. Adal (Skin)

Khan and A. K Minu (Skip) 24-18.

CRAIGENGOWER

Following are the lawn bowls entries for Craigengower's intra-club competi-

Bons

JUNIOR

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SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP (for the Dawood Rumjahn Memorial

Cup) Handicap Singles A Second Round:

Eastman C 21

Abbas, P. K. Pavri, W. Curd, G. S Ladd. J. K. Pavri. U. A. Stenson, beat A Dand (plus 21. R. Ogden (ser )

W. E. Broadbridge, bent G Frost (plus 31.

M. Dowman L. da Roza, (

M. A 2) beat C Woodcock (plus 2)

Baptista. W. Ward, L. Gaddi, E. Zimmern, C. W. Lam. N. P. Karan- Jia. DA Rozario, S. R. Solina. W. K Way, W J. Howard, Li Sutwing, E, S, Franks. H G Foreman, J. W. Leonard, A J Coelho, S. Leonard, E. J. Tood

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afternoon's programme

Second Division Longue Tennis matches WIE consist of postponed games mutual-

ly re-arranged

V.R.C.Team To

Meet Lai Tsun

VICTORIA RECREATION

Rinks Competition

Abbas. P K. Payri, W. Curd, G Ladd, J. K. Pavri, U A Stenson, 1. M. da Roza, W E. Broadbridge. M LA Baptista, W Ward, L Geddi, E

Zimmern, C. W Lam, BW. Bradbury. Rossclet. R. Bass, J. S. Landoit, A. K. Ismail. D A Rozario. A J. Coelho, S. R Solta, A W Ramsay, WK. Way, W J. Howard, F. K. Mont. A 1. Contes. Lai Sul-wing, A. E S. Alves. 1. C R. Souza, H. E. Foreman and J H Xavier. SINGLES

CLUB HELD

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THEIR LAST TRIALS YESTERDAY EVENING IN PREPARATION FOR THEIR SWIMMING

CHAMPIONSHIP for irance

Challenge Cup Y Abbas. C S. Rosselet, G. S Ladd. W Bradbury. W. E. Broadbridge. A Baptista. A. M Omar. S Leonard. R Basa. W Ward, C. W Lam, J. S Landolt, J. H. Xavier, A. J

MEETING AGAINST LAI TSUN ON SATURDAY. Coelho, S R Solina, K. M Omar, M.

Trials were held for only two! events. In the 440 Yards free- style C. Silva-Netto came first easily, Fenton and J. Gomes being some distance behind.

After the first 300 yards Silva- Netto was leading by nearly a length, while half a length separ- ated Gomes from Fenton. In the last lap Gomes made a great effort to catch Fenton but to no avail and lost by several yards.

In the 50 Yards breast- stroke event A. K. Rumjahn beat W. Lawrence.

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Ladies' 50 Yards free-style:--Miss V Chum and Miss J. Anderson,

Men's 150 Yards Medtoy Relay:-A

Medina, W. J. Howard, A. 11, Rum- fahn A. E. Coates, W. K. Way and L. C. R. Souza,

Paira Competition

Though no more than 140 pounds was distributed over his 8 feet 1 inch frame, Ralph Hill, who ran the famous 5,000-metre race in the 1932 Olympic Games, finishing second in a disputed with Finland's Lauri tangle Lehtinen, aspired to be a shot- putter.

practically

Coach Dean Cromwell had to fosten a headlock on Charley Paddock and toas the Fastest Human for a fall to keep him out of football.

Louis Prefers Softball

Jack Dempsey suspected he could pin the better wrestlers. Squatty Jun Londos had to be talked out of taking

ro-

fing in the ring Strangler Lewis played minor league baseball gretted giving it up. Joo Louis tours with his own softball team so he can

play first base Billy Conn pitches for a neighbourhoud club in Pittsburgh,

Jimmy Foxx, greatest distance right hand batter of all tinie. nurses an

ambition to larrup the Lawson Littles and Byron Nelsons. The Sudlersville Slugger operates A St Petersburg course during the off-season.

Tennis For Golf

major league Sammy Byrd forsook career to become a top-notch profes- sional In golf. Arnold Slatx did not acquire the nickname, Jigger, in base

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Hint To Golfers

Frank Strafaci, the track ama-· teur golfer now soldiering at Fort Hemi ton, not far from his Brook-. lyn home, adviseɛ average wack- end golfers to study the games of Samoci Jackson Shead and Ben Hogan.

Watching Snead and Hogan take their wide are swings, yon see the wheels go round. They make ideal study subjects because of their accentuation of back- swing, body turn, wrist action and follow though. It's difficult to pick out component parts of the Swing when you are looking at a small are swinger.

Ben H an's exaggerated follow through resents such a glaring contrast to the Average golfer's stilted finish that it affords obser- evidence vers convincing visual of their own shortcomings.

has returned Inspector A. Wright from leave. Last year he turned out for Kowloon Cricket Club at bowls.

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K. Ruinjahn (b ́~k). L. M. Remedios Y. Abbas, C. S. Rosselet, G. S. Ladd,ball. Mery Shea, Wes Ferrell, Pau! breast) and D. H. Taylor (free-style). B. W. Bradbury. L. M. da Roza, W. E. Waner and Newell Kimball are among Ladies' 200 Yards free-style relay-Broadbridge, M. A, Baptista, E. J. ball players who go round in the 70s. Miss V Churn, Miss J. Anderson, Miss Todd, E. Zimmern, E. S. Franks, R. Warner is also a crack shot with

Royal Scots are trolding a swimming C. Guterres and Miss 1, Lopes.

Basa, W Ward, C. W. Lam, J. S. rifle, Walter Hagen believed he was

meet on Thursday at 7.30 p.m, at the Men's 880 Yards free-style relay Landolt. J. H. Xavier, A. K. Ismail, cut out to be a ball player. Ellsworth Charles Huang, W. Lawrence, L. A

D A. Rozario, A. J. Coelho, S. R. Vines quit tennis to play amateur golf Army pool. During the evening there Benn and L. Roza-Pereira.

will be a swimming exhibition by the well. The window

ተነክሮ across Solina. M. J. Medina. W. J. Howard

at is sur. men and ladies of Victoria Recreation A. H. Rumjaħn, A. E. Coates, W, K. always looks brighter, And Way. A. E S Alves, H. E. Forman prising what stickouts in one athletic, Club. and L, C. R. Souza.

line accomplish in another.

Lai Tsun Team

Lai Tsun held their final trials last night at Chinese Y.M.C.A. and the following have been chos- them on Satur-

At the end of the first lap there was little difference between theen to represent

day: swimmers, but in the home stretch Rumjahn drew away towards the end.

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Following were the results: - 440 YARDS FREE-STYLE—:1, Silva-Netlo (6 mina, 31.3 secs.); 2, J. Fenton (7 mins, 12 secs.); 3, J. Gomes (7 mins, 20.3 cos.).

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50 YARDS BREAST-STROKE:-1, R.

Ladies' 150 Yards Medicy Relay :- Lily Sadick (back) Miss Lo Po-kam (breast) and Miss Ko Mus-ling {free- style).

Men's 220 Yards breast-strike:-Fong Chung-yue and Wong Stu-chi,

Men's 100 Yards free-styls:-Lau Tai- ping and Tsang Cheong-ming,

Men's 440 Yards free-style:-Yau Sal-

Rumjahn (33.3 accm.); 2, W. Law-kwan and Chan Chun-nam. rence 134 весь.); 3, J. A. Marques (34.2 sec.).

Selected Team

Following are the

selected swimmers to represent Victoria Recreation Club against Lai Tsun: Ladles! 150 Yarda Medley Alolay: Miss C. Guterres (back). Miss V. Churn (breast) and Miss J. Anderson (free-style).

Men'à 200 Yards breaststroke:-J.

Marques and A. Alves.

Men's 100 Yards free-stylo:-W. Law- rence and L. Roza-Pereka.

Boys' 75.Yards Medley:-C, Guterres, J. Roza-Pereira, J. Gomes, W. Ribeiro and J. Anderson Jr.

Mon's 440 Yardd free-style:-Charles Huang and. C. Silva-Netto.

Ladies' 50 Yards breast-stroke:-Miss M. Noronha and Miss Y. Yolle,

Men's 100 Yards back-stroke:A. K. Rumlahn and T. Lopes.

Ladies 100 Yards breast-stroke: Miss C. Guterres and Miss I. Lopes,

Civil Service Cricket Club are con- fining their bowls_tournaments this year to the Singles Championship. This In due to the difficulties – encountered last year in the playing off of games in the Pairs and Rinks competitions,

TMcMahon, Police Recreation Club cricketer, has decided to give up the game and will-take no part in cricket

Ladies' 60 Yards bregai-stroke:- Miss Ko Mui-ling and Miss Lo Po-kam. Men's 100 Yards back.sroke:-Lau Yiu-ting and Poon Wing-kai,

Ladies' 100 Yards bank-stroke:---Miss Lily Sadick and Miss Tsang Fung-kwan

Ladies' 50 Yards free-stylo:-Miss Ko Mui-ling and Miss Lily Sadick,

Men's 150 Yardo Mediay Relay :- Lau Yiu-ting (back), Tsang Cheong- ming (breast) and Kam Hop-ming (free-style).

Ladies' 200 Varda free-styla Refay:- Misses Ko Mut-ling, Tsang Fungkwan, Lily Sadick and Cheng O-lin.

Man's: 880 Yards free-style. Relay:-

Lau Tal-ping.. Yau Salkwań, Poon wing-kal and Chan Chung-nam.

TO-NIGHT'S GALA Chung Shing Swimming Club are holding their swimming gala this evening at West Point, com- invitation Medley Relay race the mencing at 7.30 p.m., and in the

following will represent Victoria Recreation Club:-A. K-Rumjahn. (back-stroke), L. M. Remedios breast-stroke) and Charles Huang (free-stylo).

SWIMMING GALA FOR BOMBER FUND

The Government Inter-Depart-

Bomber

this Winter--not even as scorer, a job mental Swimming Gala and which he did most conscientiously in Dance in aid of the

the past whenever he had the time to Fund will be held at European spure and was not taking an active part YM.C.A., Kowloon, on Friday In the matches, Stationed at Cheung Chau, now, MoMahon has as much next at D p.m. Admission will be swimming as he wants,

$1.60.

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