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MARTIN'S

PLOUGHING THROUGH THE MUD.

"GRIM DETERMINATION" SHOWN BY

ST. JOSEPH'S BOYS,”

ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEETING DESPITERAIN AND QUAGMIRE.

Ploughing through the quagmire caused by the heavy rain, and put ting up with a steady driale throughout, boys of St. Joseph's College showed a fixed determina- tion yesterday afternoon on the Hong Kong Football Club ground to carry through their 11th annual athletic sparta

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The winners certainly deserved their prizes, and all competitors merited well-deserved commenda tion. for the going, was very heavy, these dificulties, however, the boys pluckily carried on with miles on their loss to the end, and the meet- ing ended" with the tempers of cficials, competitors and spectators alike unimpaired.

Owing to the sodden, slippery ground no outstanding times were recorded and it was impossible for competitors to give of their best..

At the conclusion, Brother Almar presented Mr. Ralphs with a beauti- ful little model in silver of a Chi- nese junk, from the pupils of St. Joseph's College

Mr. Ralphs replied that it would be, a souvenir hoe would much ap procinte, and one which would at days remind him of St. Joseph's College and Hong Kong when he left the Colony.

Brother Aimar alao returned thanks to all who had helped to make the sports a success, to the contributors to the prize fund, and to the donors of prizes.

THE RESULTS.

The results of the various events

·wern a follow

Long Jump (Junior).-1, 0. Paley J. Mark.

Long Jump (Senior)-1, Chan Hing, V. Fernandez

100 Yards (Junior)-1, L Silva;

The meeting was held under the patronage of His Lordship Bishop, C. Santos. H. Valtorta and at the conclusion

100 Yards (Senior)-1, O. Victor; Lam Ho Yin.

100 Yards, handicap (boys (rom 6 to 10).—1, D. Alves; 2 Ř. Cres tigo; 3, T. Alves.

of the events, Mr. E. Ralphs, (Inspector of English Schools) dis- tributed the prizes, having been an interested spectator

throughout. Rev. Bro. "Aimar, the Principal of St. Joseph's College, and his staff. were, of course, present.

The 4:0 yards flat race (senior) challenge cup was won outright by C. Figuereido, who also had the honour of winning the gold medal as Champion of the sports meeting.

The Officials.

The General Committee, under the Presidency of the Rev. Bro. Aimar, Director of the College, comprised, in addition to the Brothers of St. Joseph's, Mess H. Dixon, J. P. Braga, J. M. Noronha and J. P. Xavier.

The Working Committee compris ed Mears. O. E. Haynes, S. A. Rumjah, J. E. Ward, Cheng Wye Sam, R. Cholvum and J. E. Noroa- ba with the Rev. Bro Cassian and Mr. Edvard Cheung sa Joint Hon. Secretaries.

Starter:-Mr. A. W. J. Gilmore Handicappers: Mesare W. E. Cheung and C. Dragon; Time Keepers:-Mesurs. A. E. Carvalho, P. Lim and R. Wong; Scorers:- Messrs. Ng Sau Yan and CM. Houghton.

The Pikes..

High Jump (Juniors), C. Paley; 2. J. Mark.

High Jump (Seniors), Lam Ho Yin; 2, C. Wang Yan.

440 Yards (Juniors) for Chal- lenge Cup presented by old Jose- pines of Cable Co.-1, L. Silva; 2, C. Santos...

440 Yards (Seniors) for similar challenge cup.-1, 0. Figuereido; 2, V, Fernandez.

120 Yards, handicap (boys of the St. Louis, Industrial School)-1, Lai Ting; 2, Wai Yuen; 3, Lew Tak.

190 Yards, handicap (boys of the Kai Lap School)-1, Chan Kin; 2, Sui Tang; 3, Sak Kwan.

220 Yards (Juniors),-1, R. Cam- pos; 9, Ng Leong

220 Yards (Seniors) for Challenge Cup presented by S.J.C.A., Ď. Leucard; 2, C. Victor.

990 Yards invitation relay race (opean to schools of the Colony).— Won by St. Paul's College.

Sack Race (50 yards, opea)-1, C. Victor; 2, A. Pereira

Three mile bicycle race (handi- cap)-1, Peter Silva; 2, Peter Chan.

120 Yards, handicap (open to pupils of the Italian Convent School)-1, C. Barros; 2, R. Yur- phy; 3 D. Leonard

190 Yards, handicap (open to pupils of St. Mary's School),-1, H. Sousa; 2, J. Wong.

LOCAL GOLF.

THE EASTER HOLIDAY MEETING.

THE COMPLETE RESULTS.

The complete results are now tɔ hand of the Easter "Meeting at Fan- lang, which was concluded on Tues- day. We have already published the results in part of the Shanghai Visitors' Cup.competition in which there was a tie, but so as to show the scores of the morning round and afternoon round wo give the complete tabulated list below, and also the results of the other com petition held during the holiday.

Shanghai Visitors' 'Cup. N. L. Smith*........ 83+80=16814-184 A. E. Wood* .·00+04-184-30-154 J. S. MacLaren 96+89+18+-21-180 W. Franks.... 85+90=175—11=181 L G. S. Dodwell 92+83=173-10-183

-Tie and play of. ·

Best Single round:

Surgeon-Comdr. Aubrey 77-9=62 There were 42 entries.

Bogey Pooi.. Surgeon-Comdr. Aubrey, 3 up. N. L. Smith and W. L Dunbar, all square divide second prize.

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E. L. Sim, R. M. Finlayson and H. F. Bloxham, all one down. 77 cards were taken out.

Medal Round.

A. E. Wood

Other scores

J. S. MacLaren

M. Drevard*********

94--16-79

91-19-90 100-18-89

There were 13 entries.

Tourballs Against Bogey.

L. R. Andrewes and L. G. S. Dod-

well, 2 up.

C. L. Sandea and H. G. Sheldon,.

2 up?

L. G. S. Dodwell and R. M. Smith,

2 up.

M. Drevard and F. D. Wood, 1

up.

G. Aubrey and L. R. Andrewes,

all square.

A. E. Lissaman and G. S. Edward,

I down...

15 pairs entered.

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Mixed FoursÓMÉS,

Mr. and Mrs. T. S.

Whyte Smith (win) 87-11-76.

02-14-78.

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- Mrs. Drevard and D.

G. Bruce... Mrs. Cleland and A. E.

Lissaman

Mr. and Mrs. F. C...

Purslow

Mrs. Faterson Capt. Morris

17 pairs entered.

and

The Eeplay.

The tie between N. L. Smith and

the I Milo (Senior and Junior) A. E. Wood in Shanghai Challenge Cup presented by Mr. B. Visitors' Cup competition is to be A. Hyder)-Senior, 1, C. Figue played off to-morrow ac Fanling. reido; 2, A. Milla Junior.-1, the former's handicap is 7 and the Cruz; J. Murphy

latter's 15.

In addition to the challenge cups which have been keenly competed for during past years, a beautiful cap presented by the Portuguese Inter-Class Relay Race (Juniors). Staff of the Chartered Bank, was-1, Class 53 V. B. "presented as an annual challenge cup for the Junior Half-mile Rece. To be won outright, this must be won three years in succession.

The thanks of the College authori- ties were expressed to the following for denating either cups or money for this year's meeting:cara. The Wing On Co., Ltd., Lane, Crawford, Ltd., the New Chen Kwong Co., the B.A.T. (the "Three Castles Cup), the Commercial Press, Ltd., the Bark of East Asia. Ltd., a Wing Chan, W. Matthins, Woo Hay Tong, C. E. Haynes, B. M. Talati, V. Kupchand Mok Kong San, Ho Iu, N. L. Mohideen, A. Fong, Sheriff Bros, and Dr. W. T. Cheung

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120 Yards, handicap (open to pupils of the French Convent School)-1, Joyce Walker; 2, Iris Frith; 3, N. Zimmern.

Inter-Class Relay Race (Seniors, classes I to IV.)-I, Class I."

Ambulance Race-1, Ho Siu Yan;, Woo Jay Chuen,

Scouts Race (220 yards)-1, Lew Ying Hing;, Tang Yang Sheng, Hurdle Race (190 yards, Jniors),

Junior Section and E.G.O. Match,

It will be remembered that the match arranged between, the Junior Section (Happy Valley) of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club and the Kowloon Golf Club was post- poned recently on account of wea ther conditions. This event has now been fixed" for Sunday over the Kowloon City Course. There are sixteen a side and the first match will start at 9.45 am. Singles will be played in the morning and four- somes in the afternoon.

under:-

The teams have been selected as

At the conclusion of the sports,-1, L. Silva; 2, C. Santos. Mr. E. Ralphs, who distributed the Hurdle Race (120 yards, Seniors). prizes, said that he was always-1, C. H. Loong; 2 C. Wing You. pleased to be present at any func 120 Yards, handicap (open to St. tion under the suspices of St. Frands School)-1, Mary Fisher;

College whose authorities 2, Mary Bowan; 3, A Xavier. invariably made him welcome.

Half-mile (Junior) Challenge cup Mr. Ralpha went on to congratu- presented by the Portugese Staff of late winners. on their achievements, the Chartered Bank.-1, L. Silva; JUNIOR SECTION:-J. McCubbin ari commended all the competitors 2, 8. Lau.

(capt), H. McTavish, R. Campbell, who had taken part on the grim Hallmile (Seniors) Challenge J. Laing, F. E. Booker, R. C. determination they had shown in cup presented by the Portuguese Wallace, P. Morrison, W. McKay, ploughing through the mud. The Staff of the Hong Kong and Shang W. McG. Dari G. McLeod, F. "rain had come down and flooded the hai Bank-1, C. Figuercido; 2, A.Glover, W. Pryde, J. McBride, A.. A.. course, but it had failed to damp Milia

Goldenberg, I. Young and their enthusiasm. He hoped that 120 Yards, potato race (paat Brooksbank Brother Aimar would before very pupil).—1, A. E. Carvalho; ž, G. KOWLOON GOLF CLUB:-J. D." long have attached to their new | Lim.

Thomson (capt.), F. E.' Remedios, College at Kowloon spacious play-

A, W. ds Roza, E. F. Andrews, E. D da Roza, F. X. Remedios, W. Paterson, H. W. Page, J. M. Mc. Laggan, S. Hewkin, S. Gray, J. C. Long, W. S. Hilier, W. J. Carroll, I. B. Trevor and J. McQueen.

Consolation

Race, 990 yards

ing fields, which would be greatly (Juniors).-1, Chan Kwock Yun; to their advantage in sport.

Mr. Ralphs them distributed the prizes, the list of winners being given below,

LAWN TENNIS.

NO PLAY YESTERDAY,

INTERESTING MATCHES

TO-DAY.

The heavy overnight rain on Wednesday left the courts at the Hong Kong Cricket Club saturated were yesterday and no matches played.

It is doubtful whether any play is possible to-day, as even if the rain keeps off, so the ground must take some time to get dry.

Several interesting matches have

9, A. Pinna.

Consolation Race 220 yards (Juniors).-1, R. Silva Netta; 2 P. A. Kavior.

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The matches arranged are follows:-

Open Singles," Ng Sze Cheung v. Colonel Russell Brown (3rd round),

Ng Sze Kwong v. J. W. Leonard (4th round),

Open Doubles.

H. D. Rumjahn and 8, A. Rum jahn v. M. K. Lo and Horace Lo.

F. A. Redmond and Dr. A. E. Tottenham v. Cheong Tuck Wing and Hung Huni Chen,

Club Singles.. Major W. B. Stevenson v. Dr. W.

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On the stand court, H. D. and S. A Bumjahn"will be opposed to M. K. and Horace Lo in the fourth round of the Open Doubles. The winners will qualify for the semi final. Ng Sze Cheung will try con- clusions with Colonel Russell Brown in the Open Singles. They meet for the third time and prosting by experience, they are starting earlier to-day, at 4 p.m. The match will probably attract a large number of spectators.

Handicap Singles "A"

6. E. Green (owe 15/3) v. I K. Valentine (rec. 4/0)

Dr. D. J. Valentine (reg. 1/6) v. H. J. Armstrong (rec. 4/8).

Handicap Doubles,

Captain's Cup.

The Kowloon Golf Club have fixed-April 23rd and 24th as the final dates for qualifying for the Captain's Cup competition. The following have survived the earlier rounds: A. W. da Roza, F. X. Remedies, J., M. McLaggan, E. D da Roza, S. Gray, and F. E Re-

medios.

GOLF AT TIENTSIN.

E. R. Hodd beat M. Ikeda by 3 up and 2 to play in the reply of the Tientsin Junior Golf Champion- ship At the end of the first from Ikeda led by four holes, but Hood making a fine recovery in the second half led by one hole at the turn.

FOOTBALL.

A CORRECTION..

An official of the Sporting Club' de Mocno writes to inform us that with regard to the recent visit of the Hong Kong Chinese Boy Scout Footballers to Macao the drawn game in the series was played be tween the said Boy Scouts and the T. J. Price and E. E. Price (rec. 1st Division of the Sporting Club of. 2/6). RM. Henderson sad A. Macao, and not with a mixed Macao Brearley (owe 3/0),

team as "stäted

B. Owen Hughes and E. Grimble (rec. 4/6) v. F. E. Parker and J. F. Kennedy (rec. 15).

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