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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1928.

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ST. STEPHEN'S COLLEGE SPORTS.

BISHOP OF VICTORIA DIS TRIBUTES PRIZES,

A SUCCESSFUL MEETING. Stephen's College were held res The annual athletic sports of St. terday on the University athletic grounds.

Wong Man Kwan,

Sanlor 990 Yards (Champion) :— Thong Lohi 2 La Kwons Thing3 Lee Hua Kia.

Sata Boys Maths Race:-1, Au Yee Sang; Au Kwai Sang; 3 Cheng Yan e

Junior Long Jump (Champion) :- 1. Wong Mau Kwan; . Woo Tien Kit: 3. Koh Beck Boo

Senior Long Jump (Champion) :- Leung Kwok Cheung, Thong Lor3 Chas Yew Senng...

Junior 40 Yards (Champion): 1. Lo Tal Shing, Wong Man Kwan; 3. "Au Yee Soon.

Senior 440 Yards (Champion) :~~ Thong Ler: a Lee lua hu 8. Yeraz Szę Koung.

Very few people, looking at the Francisco Aragon, Singles Cham ground on which at present Kow-pion of the Phillipines for my loon City have their course, would years, arrived in the Colony yester ́have dreamt of golf. It would have ¦ day," us expected, and was matebod

His Lordship the Bishop been more likely to remind them against H. D. Rumjahn on the hard of Victoria kindly undertook the of wild goats and concys. Still, court of the Kowloon Cricket Club. distribution of the prizes and took keen interest in at the proceed. someone not only dreamt it, but | (iround conditions were slippery |ings. brought the dream to fulfilment and and prevented the players from THE PRIZE GIVING. the present a hole course is the moving freely about the scurt,

Thoroughly Good In Every Way.

Old Be Race 20 Yards:-1, result. Frankly, it is not a good golf Only tweets were played and they. The Rev. E. E. Quick, introduc course, no course over such ground were divided. The local exponent wished to thank him for having Kwck Wing Kong,

ing His Lordship. said that he Siu Kia Cho, Chin Ving Po could be even if there were no claimed the first at 9-3, while come to distribute the prizes, and Small Boys Edy and Spoon shooting ranges there as well. But Aragon after a close struggle for also to thank everyone who hark Raser-1, Tsang Wah Sing: 2 Lo

helped to make the sports a vue. Kwong Tong: 3, Lee Pee Chim. it is far better than one would ex- the second set claimed it at 8-5. ̧*

ccas; the committees, the secretary, Open Half Mile (Champion):- pect, and there are plenty of good

To-day a doubles match has been Mr. Li Fan Wah, and ail those who, Thong Lor: 2. Lo Tai Shing: shots and lots of fun to be got arranged on the Kowloon Cricket had given donations or prizes, i Choa Teck Hung there.

Club court for the visitor.

H.K.C.C. TOURNAMENT. · No play was possible yesterday on the Hong Kong Cricket Club courts and all matches were post-

The programune for to-day is as follows:-

Opaz Singles.

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At the annual meeting of the club last week there was talk of extending the course to 18 holes. It is a little difficult to see how an other holes can be added withoutponed.. utilizing ground which is even less fitted for goll than the present land, or alternatively, without cramping the course to such an extent that it becomes both con- gested and dangerous. Many a sporting little -hole course has been ruined before now by the duliness | r. or unsuitability of holes added mors for the reason of making it 18 holes than an 18-hole course.

Kowloon City is already an un-. usual course, but at present it is thoroughly sporting and a good shot generally gets rewarded. It seems. to me that it would be very difficult to lay out another 9 holes which would not stresss the eccentricities of the existing hine. That would be a pity, and would do no good to the course.

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Andergarten Race (30 yards) 2 1, Derek Siu On; 9. Ma Hin Feng, 3 Ng Tak To.

Visitors 40 Yards (Hong Kong Schools), Chan King Cho (St. Paufs); 2, Lawrence (St. Joseph): 3, Gutérrez (St. Joseph)..

Open. Mile Handieap Race-l. Ling Sung Ku; 9. Lee Hua Ngak.: 3, Lee Hua Sing

The Bishop of Victoria remark- Small Boys Three-Legged Race :- ng that he had been asked to say, Poon Poon Kee and Tsang Wah a few words and, be understood, Sing; 2, Au Yik Sang and Aŭ Kwaj to say only a few, said how much Sang. Kwok Hing Cheung and he had enjoyed the afternoon's Kwok programme and seeing the splendid way in which the endents ran and jamped. Some of the events were thoroughly good in every way and the style throughout was good. He wished to congratulate first of all 5. A. Rumjahn v. Yew Man Kit.. who had done their best to wie. the winners, and with them others Open Doubles

Secondly, he wished to congratu- iate the elege or attaining its 95th anniversary. St. Stephen's Open Putting the Shot:-1, Le had just grown up, and had Kwong Ting 3, Wong Alan Kwan; great future before it the boys a Lee Khan Sau. present wore making its history. Night School Boys" Rasa : (100 Thirdly, he congratulated St. yards), Chang Chan Hong; 2. Stephen's because on the 27th of Ip Sam Cheung: 3. Hui Hung Nin thra month His Excellency the Junior Hurdle Race (Cham- Governor would lay the foundation pion):-t. Koh Beck Boo; 2 Lee stone of their new premises" at Lock; 3, Lo Tai Shing."

Race Senior Hurdle

(Cham Stanley. He had seen the place, had more than once been over the pron):-. Leung Kwok Cheung:" new site, and was sure that the. Leung Kwok Ying: a, Thong now St. Stephen's would be a Lor boarding school second to none in the Colony. Finally he hoped that they would all enjoy the week's holiday which W38 just before them.

T. Fujieda and Y. Hachiuma 2. de Sousa and A. V. Remedios. A. T. Sanned Chong Tuck Wing E. C. Fineber and E., F. Fincher.

Club Singlas.

G. W. Sewek . E. D. Lawrence. Handicap Singles "B,""

J. Barrow (owe B) #. Lt. R. P. Lonsdale (owe 15).

Handicap Doubles,

H. V. Parker and 0.` J. Shannon

c. 5/5). A. B. Raworth and J. D. Humphreys, (owe 5/6).

CHINESE PLAYERS DEMISE.

THE RESULTS.

Three Me Race (run on March 3rd, 1928):-i, Thong Lor: 9, Lea! Yew Mana Kia; 3, Lo Tai Shing

Yew Man Tsun, a prominent player The deal took place yesterday of locally, who had been figuring in the Championships and League for a good many years. The new bunkers which are Tsun was well liked in and out springing up x11

Fanling will of the courts for his sporting spirit and had a large following whenever tighten the Old Course up a little, he played By his sad demise, the which is all to the good. The Chinese Recreation Club Toes one bunker on the 5th away down the of its most experienced players who

will be hard to replace. right of the course is, one must admit with shame, extremely well

Form Flag Race :-Form VI. Form Tug-of-War:-Form FI. Form Championshipa:Junior, Lo Tai Shing: Senior. Thong Lor. THE OFFICIALS,

The officials for the sports were i President: The Rev. E. W. L Martin.

Chairman: The

Junior 100 Yards (Charupica)Quick 1, Ly Loc; 2, Lee Khun Yeau; 8, Lo Tai Shirs

placed. One should be able to play. THE "CHINA" EXHIBITION, Pec Huang; 2. Cheng Yam Ue: 3/tenback. Mr. P. Sande, and Mr..

almost for ever without discovering |

its existence, but actually it was surprising how many scuffled mashie shots used to race along the hill' and turn down the slope to the green. Then again many badly-cut shots played from a hanging lie on the slope will find the bunker, which is just as it should be.

On the 6th there is a new double bunker set just on the right hand corner of the green to catch loosely played second which pitches too high up the hill, but before this used to run down to the green. This is also quite right as one should not get birdies except from accurately played shots, This double bunker also serves very well to catch a sliced second to the 9th. and about half the seconds played to this hole are sliced. Before this the medium length second frequent ly found a perfectly good lie just about where the bunker now is, but the new bunker will get any. thing which is crooked and not too short."

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THANKS TO HELPERS.

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The Committee of the China. Exhibition P held last week at Kowloon in the

St. Andrew's Church Hall and the grounds of St. Andrew's Vicarage wish to thank the following helpers, etc.

Those who kindly loaned ex- hibits-Messrs. Tea Tan Tai Tang Ying Lam, Li Cheuk Fung, Ho Wah Tong, Komor & Komor, Hon Yan Lam, Taxi Kwing Kong,

The Jade Tree, Inc., Kwong Sau. Tong, Yung Sing Kew, Ho U Ming, wok Tam Wun, C. H. Tum Kwong Sang, Or Yeung Kin Herg, P. Sands, Cheong Loong, Li Chor Chi, and the sons of the late Sir Chentung Liang Cheng

The Lecturers and Artistes who atributed to the programme- The Revs. H. B. Wells and G. II. McNeur, Mr. R. Lindsell, The Principal, Staff & Students (past and present) of St. Stephen's Girls' College, Misses M. Ab Wee and Kachel Wong, and Messrs. Li Cho Chi, Yow Hak Chow and C. 8. Lam.

The Hon. Captain. Superinten- dent for the efficient services of the Police, including the Chinese Com- pany of the Police Reserve, and of the Fire Brigade.

The Captain and Officers of H.M.S. Cumberland for use Band.

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The Advertising and Publicity Bureau for valuable services in con- nection with the prograinme.

All firms who advertised in the programme.

All of which is very nice and in improvement to the course. But, still on the 9th hole, on the left and I suppose about 40 yards from the green, another bunker has been placed, of which it is not so easy to approve. To the short player this bunker should have no parti- cular significance, as even if he hooks his second so that it is on the line of his shot, the slope of the ground compels almost any shot The China Light and Power Co. to clear this bunker with yards to (1918), Ltd, for the excellent light SPALTE. On the other hand, if being arrangements. misses his third, there is very little. The Press for their full reports. chance of reaching the bunker at all. There are a few giants in the land who can consider without conceit the possibility of covering these particular 505 yards in two shots, and perhaps it is right that their seconds should be punished if they are hooked.

The United Asbestos Oriental Agency, Ltd, and Hong Kong- Kowloon Waart & Godown Co. for Fire Extinguiebers.

Messrs. The Dairy Farm Co Ltd., Lane Crawford, Ltd, A. 6. Watson & Co., Ltd, the Britannia Aerated Water Co., Ltd., and Cafe Pavilion, for gifts of good, aerated waters, loan of crockery, etc.

The Kowloon Motor Bus Co for use of bus to convey Band.

Mears. "Kwong Man Lung (fire crackers) for demonstration work free of charge.

WOLVES DESTROY" 666 SHEEP

However, in view of the number of medium length players, these few giants should nobly sacrifice their right to punishment on this hole, and for this reason. To the medium length player the possibility of reaching the green with his second calls forth a mad desire to do so, and should he succeed it is a real achievement. To reach the green with a straight second is just beyond the powers of many players, but there is a shot, a perfectly good and very difficult shot, played up the left of the course which pitches

The wolf population of Manito on a certain part of the down slope and runs into that nasty little. Ein Island, Ontario, is rapidly in bunker. Isn't it a bit hard I like creasing, and sheep raleers on the the other bunkers, but I should not island are paying the price, accord- be sorry to see this one scrapeding to reporte gathered there by the up again. If necessary, it might Wolf Bounty Committer

The committee has received re- be moved back' 900 yards or so to catch the drive off the slope. There porte from nine out of 14 townships is far too biga margin of error on the island, which show that 244 from the tee on this hole, and there ewes and 422 lambs have been des is no sart of unfairness in making troyed by the wolves, making a people play for the middle of the total of 69, of a value of more

than £1,000. fairway with a driver.

DÍONTREAL,

Rev. E. K.

Judzes:-The Rev. C. B. Shann.. Mr. Li Chor Chi, Mr Chau Kwaa i, Thong Lor 9, Leung Kuck A. Ling, Mr. H. G. Hughes, Dr.

Serior 100 Yards (Champion):

Lam, 31r. Chait Cheung Nin, Mr. Cheung; D, Loh, Kwong TICK

I. S. Wan, Mr. Ng Sze Kwong, Open 100 Yards:-1, Loh Kwong Thing: Yeung Sze Kourg; 3. Mr. Leung Sai Sui, and Mr. Chau

Ju Nin. Lee Hua Kia.

Starters: The Rev. HA. Wit Small Boys 100 Yards, Lee

Poon Hing Ki

Junior High Jump (Champica) :— Chi Po Hang; . Lee Loc and Wong Man Kwan.

Senior High Jump (Champion) :-| 1. Lob Kwong Thing Leung

wok Cheung: 3, Thong Lol. Staff Race, Mr. Martin, Ir. Quick; 3. Mr. Tam,

Junior 220 Yards (Champion):

Lee Loc; 2. Lo Tai Shing; 3.

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Time Keepers:-Mr. R. Wong, Mr. F. A. Britten. Mr. Wong Boon Hin and Mr. Cheung. Wing Kus.

Cerks of the Course:-Mr. Chung Seck Chiu, Mr. Lee Hun Tshai, Mr. Hsu Han Po, Mr. Chau Hung Nin. Mr. Lim Seow Chong. Mr. Wang Wei, and Mr. So Sibe

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