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Swimming.

SPRINTING AND LONG

DISTANCES:

BEST WAY TO TRAIN.

TENNIS LEAGUE.

AN INTERESTING

"A" MATCH

THE HONG DOUBLES,

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1929.

SENIOR T.T. RACE.

SUNBEAM RIDER WINS,

[THROUGE HEUTER'S AGENCY.]

DOUGLAS, June 14. The Senior Tourist Trophy Motor. eyele race over course of 261 miles was won by C. Dodson on a Sunbeam; time 3 hrs. 30 mins. and 30 secs. Sad, Bennett (Sun- beam), 344.47 3rd. H. Tyrell Smith (Rudge Whitworth), 3.45.37.

The winner's average was 72.05 miles per hour.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

To-day in "A" Division, the Indian Recreation Club, meet the Hong Kong Cricket Club,-an im [SY J. R. JOHNSTONE }

portant fixture. The latter are so | CHANGES IN TEST TEAM. This being the Inst article of the far prospective champions having present series, I will describe in already beaten the Chinese Heeren- FREEMAN UNABLE TO PLAY brief the methods of training for tion Club and the Kowloon Cricket sprinting and long-distance swim-Cub. They are putting up a very strong team to-day, composed of ming-

In speed swimming a regular and MacEachran and Goldman; A. D.. even thrash of the legs, with a cor-Humphreys and Sowell; and Owen responding movement of the arins, Hughes and Lawrie. is essential. In bath swimming the swimmer should exercise continually the art of turning, as this is a factor no decisive that very often a race is lost or won on the merits of this.

The Art of Turning.

LONDON, June 13. In addition to losing the services of J. B. Hobbs from the team

(through his being injured on June The Indians). England has suffered another loss for the first Test match against

will be represented by their regular team, A. A, Rumjahn and S. H. Ismail; S. A. Hussain and I. M. A. Razack; and A. H. Runjahn and S. A. Rumjahn,

the South Africans on June 13, 17.

and 18. A. P. Freeman, of Kent not play because he has will sprained his shoulder. The young amateur, R. Robins, of Middlesex, will probably be offered the vacancy.

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"CAMOENS DAY."-

PORTUGAL'S POET HONOURED AT MACAO.

Among that splendid array of games of Portuguese celebrities during the 14th and 13th centuries, Portugal's golden age, there " none

that rivals "Luiz Faz de Camoens, the prince of Portuguesë poets and bard of the Portuguese ation. He died on June 10 in the year, 1880, and, every year on the anniversary of his death the Portu- guese observe the occasion in a solema manner. June 10 has come to be called Camoens Day, and a public holiday is declared in the poet's honour.· ̈*

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: The "Lusiads." Macao's name is linked very timately with that of Campeas, and there is very special reason why his name should be greatly revered by the people of Macao, for was among the Camoens himself Fortuguese who landed at Macao when the peninsula was taken over after its presentation by the Em peror of China in" return for ser

Much depend upon the result. The Indians are perhaps the strong- eat of the Clubs the Hong Kong Cricket Club have yet to meet, and

B. L. Stock and N. S. Loe vices rendered in the destruction they have put in a lot of practice..) scr. r. C. E. G. Bradley of a pirate fleet. He then remain- H. J. Armstrong and O. E. Ced at Macao many months awaiting Martin (Deacons) owe 15/1 z. V. Wa ship to carry him back to India, L. Stanion and G. R. Horridge and legend has it that he was an (I.C.I.) xer.

Other Matches, Three other matches are down for.

Pefore going on to the training I will describe as simply as possible the method of turning On ap proaching the end of the bath, allowin the hope of winning to-day. A for sufficient space to enable the

very keca struggle is expected. arm to be stretched in front of "the head at full length. With a rapid thrash the feet are brought close decision. South China should give to the edge of the bath and tucked Craigengower a close run, while up under the body, and with the Kowloon will in all probability beat aid of the right arm, the body is | University, and M.B.K. will prob- inclined to the starting positionably beat Recrein. ready for the push-off.

In this position bath feet are firm ly placed against the edge of the bith, about ten or twelve inches below the surface of the water. The arms are brought together and thrust forward, "palms down. vigorous push-off is made, which gives the body a glide. Propelling is then commenced, followed by the

action of the arma.

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Don't Start Racing Too Soon. The majority of swimmers are in- clined to enter the field of competi- tion without proper training, and this tendency has often served so ruin the prospects of many a swimmer, who has paid heavily for failing to realise the necessity for study of the rudi ments of the art. Success in racing depends chiefly on the form of the person who is training. and it is a great mistake for novices to enter contest without the required practice. Training should be done on a moderate scale, and no speed- ing should be attempted until all movements are perfectly carried out instinctively.

and C. Womack owe 4/G.

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Mr. Hin Shing Lo yesterday took the whole day to open the de fence in the case in which the ex- tradition of a Chinese named Ip Tim is sought by the Canton authorities for alleged robbery and kidnapping in Tae Kam Village in 1028. The proceedings are before Mr. E. W. Hamilton. Mr. L. R. Andrewes, Assistant Crown Solici- tor, represented the Crown.

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mind as well as he did. Mr. Lo Mr. Le after saying that it was wicked and criminal to lie, and asked Mr. Hamilton to agree witä malicious still when one him, that extradition by a Hong lied against another man's free Kong Magistrate's order would be dom, pointed out that the fugitive taken by the Chinese authorities was probably wanted by

as conclusive proof of guilt. authority in a country which was The evidence of the Crown, said in a state of chaos. He asked his Counsel, came from an unreliable Worship to make a fair interpreta-source." There was an absence of tion of the treaty and consider the exhibits except a few which were, fugitive's claim to common law all in favour of the defence. protection.

Mr. Lo after citing authorities went on to say that Article 91 of the Tientsin Treaty expressed the spirit of the law and it was clear ly stated that a fugitive was only to be banded over on proof of He pointed out that it guilt.”

not sufficient that a prima Jarir case had been made out

way

Dealing with the question "of photographs, Mr. Lo said that it nullified the identification and made it a farce. Counsel quoted authorities to show that photo- about to be graphs of a person identified should not be shown to those who are asked to identify

Going on to the question of the alibi, Mr. Lo drew attention to Counsel argued in an ordinary different stories told by both sides," local proceedings when his Worhat pointed out discrepancies in ship committed for trial he did so the stories of witnesses for the knowing that the criminal would prosecution. have a fair hearing before Judge Mr. Lo will continue this morn- and jury. Knowing the Chinese i ing at 11 am.

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famed grotto that bears his name. He had already begun work en the wonderful poem which was lat-

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R, H. D. Wade and B. P. Massey "A" Division.

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HONG DOUBLES DRAW.

Those who would like to go in for The following is the draw for the competitive swimming must choose Hong Doubles Tournament organis- early between going in for aprinted by the Hong Kong Cricket Clüb. ing or for longer distances. the latter it is necessary

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Col. Wyatt and Capt. de Linde (1.E.). owe 4/0 bye . L. Forster and Dr. J. H. Montgomery owe 15/5 bre.

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match at extra- than to develop an active style. (Hong Kongen and A. F. Judd sets to 4. This dariness prevent the Babylonian roundels will bear Fters, Finch Bratem, near Ferry. which tends to strain on the body. White nad T. J. Price (King'sing the last set from being finish comparison with any composition Bent must be Model Fit Box and is inevitably a drawback.

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It is not matter for wonder, MALL HOUSE for EuropeanECOND-HAND MOTOR-CYCLE- The question of styles for the Valentine (Dodwell) owe 15/3 bye replay, on account of failing light,

Beginner Evening Only, Plesso longer distances, is largely a matter. Dr. L. T. Ride and D. M. Mac-of te whole match. Mading out therefore, that from many lands Couple, with Garage proferred. 2-Stroke, Any Make, Good CondiESSONS in French Wanted by

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Kong Daily Press. trudgeon beat crawl," whereas

to love in favour of the Japanese others have adopted the present-day Summers (Chartered Bank) owe

when South China gave up the set Braved on gmuite slabs, mortised Daily Press.

Into the rocks that form the grot- #crawl." From general experience, 13/3 bye v. H. V. Parker and E

to their opponents. the latter is considerably the better D. Black (Hong Kong Bank) owe

to, may still be seen, and here even of the two and requires less exer

the Chinese Viceroy,, Ei Ying, knelt tion, beside which it appears more

before the grotto to do homage to graceful to the onlooker.

the Portuguese sage. The bust which surmounts the pedestal, on which are some stanzia from the Lusiada, was erected in 1866 by Comendador Lourenco Marques, who was an ardent admirer of the poet and his work, and within whose estate the grotto stood. The & 2 estate was later acquired by the Portuguese "Government and has thus been secured to the nation for ever.

To practice for long-distance con- tests it is necessary to carry out a

series of continual training prior to The body should be competing, kept supple by means of occasional massage. Dicting has been serious ly discussed amongst trainers, and although some slight form of diet ing is desirable, it is felt that any severe curtailment of food is not to be recommended.

2/0 bye.

C. E. Holmes and A. C. I.

Bowker. (Dodwell) owe 3/8 bye . C. Blaker and L. Goldman (Gil

mans) owe 15/3 hye.

2nd quarter.

I. H. C. Highet and S. J. H. Fox (Hong Kong Bank) rec. 18/3 v. J. M. Norrie and J. II. Ashworth (Chartered Bank) rec. 15.

W. A. Nowers. and E. D. Lawrence (A.P.C.). owe 18/3 H. Spicer and J. Thayer (B. & S.) ren. 18/3.

R. P. Moodie and G. D. Mead (Hong Kong Bank) rec. 15/1 v. D. Ellis and F. S. Holecraft (scr.).

Pastries and cold drinks might with proft, be avoided as these are often the cause of indigestion. It in essential, however, to avoid over-

C. B. Brown and H. R. Forsyth eating, and above all it must be (Linstead & Davis) rec. 16/1 v. J. remembered that two or three bours A. H Plummer and E. J. R. Mit- should be allowed to clapse after a chell (Bradley's) rec. 1/6. full ment before indulging in racing W. A. Stewart and N. M. Currie (Davie Bong) rec. 15/2 v. B. D.

events.

The Secret of Spriating, The idea formed by many that speed in swimming is gained by fast movements. is a false impression. It is not necessary to race arms and legs, na by so doing the speed is not in any way increased, and As I have previously emphasized, it is only a waste of energy Speed is the sequence of the art of synchronisation.

Beaumont and E. Graves (Mercno- tile Bank) rec. 4/8.

J. Hall and L. N. Murphy (Hong Kong Bank) owe 3/6 v. R. K. Hep burn and F. W. Hall rec. 2/0.

G, W. Sewell and C. C. Stark owe 15/4 . N. L. H. Railton and A Piercy (Jardine) owe:2/0.

Dr. DJ Valentine and Dr. J. R. Craig (Gort. Medicap Dept.) owe 3/6 v. Major C. Willson and E. W. Hamilton (Magistracy) ser.

3rd quarter,

"B" Division... Yesterday the Chinese Recrça tion Club beat the Royal Engineers and Signallers by nine sets to love,

Scores

In Tak Cheuk and Lai Kwong

Tsun (U.R.C.).

beat Col. Wyatt and Capt.

de Linde

beat Majar Kerrick and

S. M. Atkinson

bent Major Tosh and Sergt.

Trumpet Lau Man Ching and Chiu. Taun Chiu (C.R.C.) * beat Col. Wyatt and Capt.

de Linde ....... best Major Kerrick and

8. M. Atkinson beat Major Tosh and Bergt.

Trumpet Hoa Lued Fung and Lau Pooh

Ki (C.R.C.)

beat Col. Wyatt and Capt.

de Linde

beat Major Kerrick and

S. M. Atkinson beat Major Tosh and Sergt.

Trumpet..........

HONG DOUBLES-

Solicitors Win.

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British Tribute.

Every visitor of any distinction' 2 comes to Macao's sacred shrine, and

the latest homage rendered

to

2 Camoens is that of the British

residents in China, when on Febru 61 ar 23, 1928, Sir Miles Lampson, British Minister to Chips on a visit to Macno, placed a tribute, at the foot of the pedestal on which 0-4 the bronze bust stands. The tri- bute, which takes the form of a 6- 3 wreath of laurel leaves in bronze, bears the following inscription:→ 0-0

A Tribute of Appreciation to LUIZ DE CAMOTNE From British Residents in China, 1928.

O.. E. C. Marton and H. J Here in this hallowed atmosphere Armstrong One last point before ending this

(Deacons)-oWB. 15 ccme the school children of Macne series. Breathing at every stroke

qualified for the second round of once every year to hear the story is a great advantage, and should be

A. S. Williams and J. G. Lawrie the Heng Doubles Tournament of Camoens told again, and to this practised continually when the (E. E. Tel. Co.) ows 16 v. H. G. yesterday by beating V. W. L. spot they bring their little foral novice is carrying out his training.

This concludes Mr. Johnstone's Sheldon and T. G. Bennett ore Stanion and G: B. Horridge (Im tributes which they lay at the foot Crawl and AR Duncan and D. §. Green perial Chemical Industries-cr of the statue of him who wrote They now meet the the Lusiads, that famous epic in

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articles of focal interest from Mr.(A.P.C.) owe 1707 15 Pali w BERKhichheziglóricasníkisborgzolishing

methods of raining.

winners of the

Johnstone ou swimming will be pub. and M. D. Scott (Hong Kong Bank)N. S. Loe (A.P.C.)—ber.--. C. H | country is entwined with a master's G. Bradley and O. C. Womack-hand with the tale of the first voy

age of discovery to India." lished in due course, and will appear

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