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LAWRENCE WINS THE

100 YARDS

!

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY,

SEPTEMBER 26, 1933.

H.K. CRICKET LEAGUE

Mr. H. R. B. Hancock

Colony's Champion Registers Again Elected Pres

59.4 Seconds

MUI CHEE CHEONG WINS HALF MILE IN SLOW TIME

(BY

'WATERMAN").

Yesterday, the Colony's Championship swimming meet- ing commenced at the V.R.C. and excellent sport was

seen.

W. Lawrence justified expectations by winning the 100. yards free style in 59.4 seconds, after being fourth at the 50 yards mark. He put in a tremendous' spurt in the last fifty yards to wrest the race by a touch from L. Roza Pereira.

Pereira, however, had his own back in the 100 Yards Back Stroke which he won by two-fifths of a second from Lawrence, the two swimming neck-and-neck all the way."

The Woo Challenge Cup, for Chinese swimmers, over half a mile produced four starters, who, however, cover- ed the distance in very slow time. Mui Chee Cheong of the China Athletics won the event.

L. ROZA PEREIRA WINS BACK

STROKE

The opening event was a back-the last lap to allow Roza Pereira stroke race over afty yards for to win.

"D" class swimmers, which drew only two starters. L. P. da Silva conceded one second to Leo Suva and won by a matter of three yards. The winner, was the better -swimmer, and the handicapper Could, with safety, have been more generous to the only other starter. THE 100 YARDS. "There were five starters for the 100 yards free style, these being. L. Roza Pereira, H. L. Ozoria, W. M Lawrence, Lau Po Hay and E

B. da Roza. The Chinese swimmer

was out of It before the Arst! twenty-five yards were over.

'Meanwhile E. B. da Roza swam at a great pace and covered the first Afty yards in 27.3 seconds. leading by a yard and a half from Pereira with Lawrence and Oorlo another yard behind. Lawrence put in terrific spurt in the third length and joined Roza at the turn, while Pereira too had made up on Roza and turned. together with Lawrence. Ozorio was by now out of the race. In the last lap Lawrence and Pereira proved

Winner of the 100 Yards.

W. M. LAWRENCE who won the 100 yards free style last night in 59.4 seconds.

too good for Boza,, and in thrilling race home, Lawrence got there by touch ahead of Pereira; to win the Championship of the Colony for the Arst time. i

Backstroke Winner

L. ROZA PEREIRA, the Colony's Best All-round Swimmer who won the 100 Yards, Back Stroke.

THE HALF MILE. The half mile for Chinese swim- iners was a tiresome affair as none of the competitors' employed the crawl stroke throughout. Mul Chee Cheong won the race in 14 minutes 18 seconds but, swam more than half the distance with the breast atroke.

THE RESULTS.

The results were as follows:

50 Yarda Handicap: (Back Stroke-"D" Class)-1, L. P. da Silva: 2, Leo Silva.

100 Yards Free Style Champion ship of the Colony:-1, W. Law- rence: 2. L. Roza Pereira Time: 59.4 seconds.

50 Yards Handicap (Ladies) -1, Miss Doris Hunt; 2, Mrs. McMahon Time: 33.4. seconds.

100 Yards Free Style. for Boys:- 1 C. Amery: 2, G. Souzà; 3: L Osmund. Time: 70.3 secs.

During the source of the feet- ing. Mr. Hancock proposed that a donation of $50 be made to each of the following schools:-..

Queen's College," Diocesan Boys' School, Central British School. EXILS Kadoorle

Indians, and

St. Joseph's College.

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An Interesting speech on "Im-that face China to-day. Your two pressions of China" was delivered great needs, as I see them, are re- The annual general meeting of before the students of the Down- construction and unification. These the Hong Kong Cricket League wastown School of Commerce Univer-will be enormously aided my the held in the Sanitary Board Room sity of Shanghai by Mr. Ernst B. building of roads. When I think last evening when the President, Filsinger, President of Fusinger, of the epoch-making- changes in Mr. H. R. B. Hancock, reviewed a Rhines, and Campbell, of New, the economic life of the United wrought by automotive very successful season.

York, international trade consul States,

during the past tants Mr. Filsinger, who is visiting transportation China in the interests of "his quarter of a century. I can, en- clients, is the author of a number' visage the much more profound of books on exports. He served, effects of a sound road-building two terms as President of the Ex- programme on your own country. port Managers Club of New York It is inconceivable that a country and frequently was called upon to such as yours, largely agricultural, lecture at Harvard University in should still be such a huge im for its graduate school of business ad-porter of wheat and rice. It is from Mr. inevitable that you must become To ministration. Extracts

self-sufficient agriculturally. Filsinger's speech follow:

Achieve this aim, new methods This was seconded by Mr. E..C. To me, the impact of the im- must be adopted; new 'industries Fincher and met with the unani-pressions that I have received in 'minist be created; new and modern China is terriffic. A few weeks scientific knowledge must be utilis- mous approval of the meeting.

Mr. Hancock stated that the after my arrival, I wrote to my ed. In this connection, I foresee, Secretary had received a letter from friends In America that I felt in the distant future, a highly in- dynamic,dustrialised Chins becoming a vest China to be a living. the Indian Recreation Club stat-

vibrant country. From no point exporter of manufactured articles. ing that there was no more room

the second of view can it be regarded as ata You, each and every one, can con- for inscriptions on

tic. Great events are in the mak- tribute to the realisation of this division shield, and, as they had won the shield more times than ing. What is happening in China programme. To do so, you must the management, any other club they would be glad to-day, and what will take place learn the fundamentals if organi- to know if they could keep the here during the next few genera-sation

tions, during your lifetimes, will technique of industry. You must profoundly affect the whole world. study methods of mass production. Remember, therefore, that it is a You must at yourselves for indus- great privilege to be young and to trial leadership in the next ten. participate in all that is now tran-twenty, and thirty years that le spiring. Your own lives will be in- ahead of you.. fluenced by the decisions of your I have no need or desire to dis- leaders. Some of you win your į gulse my liking for China. Your selves have to undertake leader- people and our own have much in common. Neither have I the alight- ship.

est lack of confidence in the fu- ture of your country. I speak f I think that your opportunities this with some feeling, because in are far greater than those of simi- various quarters I have heard re- lar bodies of students in most ports of a certain pessimism on other countries. For one thing, the part of your young men and there is to-day a greater recogni- women, and particularly returned tion on the part of Chinese Indus- stúdents. They betray a scepticism trialists of the need for trained which I think wholly unwarrant- First Division:-University, In- assistants. They have got away ed. The vital need to-day of you dian R.C., Hong Kong CC. Kow- from the idea that the old ways young men and women, sons and. loon C.C. Army. Craigengower of doing things were the best, daughters of China, is courage, and optimism. My C.C., Royal Navy, Civil Service. The recognise the dearth of real- confidence,

Second Division:--Craigengower ly trained minds, of mechnical message to you is a very simple I have one. It is this:-Do not expect too C.C.. Kowloon C.C., Hong Kong knowledge, of experts. C.C., Indian R.C., Palice R.C. been delighted to see that among much nor too quickly. Do not be- Royal Navy, Club de Recrelo; RE

the young men of China there is come easily discouraged. 'Belleve and S. University. Civil Service,a growing realisation that the so-in yourselves and in the destiny" R.AS.C., RAM.C.

shield.

The matter was brought before the meeting for discussion and it was unanimously agreed that pro- vided another shield was forth- coming, the

Recreation Club could keep the old one which presented by the Kowloon Cricket Club in 1920-21.

WAS

Indian

ENTRIES FOR 1933-4. Only one new team entered the League (second division) for the current season. and that is the Royal Army Medical Corps.

The complete list of entries follow in the order in which they inished last season:-

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The election of officers resulted as follows:-

President: Mr. H., R. B. Han-

cock.

Vice-President:-Mr. A. W. Hay

ward.

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer:-

Mr. AH. Madar.

H.K. POLICE RESERVE

(Orders by the Hon. Mr. E. D.

Wolle, C.M.G., LG.P.)"

Chinese Company. Training Course-Part II—ALI recruits will attend at the Chinese Company Headquarters on Tues day, September 28th, at 5.30 p.m. for instruction.

Indian Company. Strength-Constable R299 Abdul Shakoor has been taken on the strength of the Indian Company

White-Collar Jobs

and

be

called white-collar jobs are not of your pursuits. Devote your- necessarily the best. From my ex-selves whole-heartedly to the pro- perience in America, I cannot too blems that need to be solved. Never strongly urge you to take off your forget that China la destined to be coats, roll up your sleeves, and, in one of the greatest nations in the

Brid everlastingly. the most practical fashion, become world. Above all let your slogan, technically proficient. Expert to-day, knowledge in every branch of in- "Faith in China." dustry is a crying need in China. You must develop yourselves as technicians if you are to obtain the

It is estimated" that the repair fullest benefits of the opportuni-wark of the dykes along the sea ties that lie about you on every coast in the Paoshan District which hand. These opportunities will be collapsed several days ago as a re- come even greater during the next sult of the typhoon will require no to two or three generations.

less than $500,000, according No-one with trained eyes for ob-information received here from the servation can fail to be impressed Kiangsu Provincial Government.

tremendous with the

problems It is said that no less than 27,800

THE HOCKEY

ASSOCIATION

Yesterday's Fixture Meeting

The dixture meeting of the Hong as from September 23rd-1933, Kong Hockey Association took pisice at the YMCA. West Lounge, yes- Constable R287, Gulab Ham has terday evening. Representatives of been permitted to resign from the all the clubs were present and the 100 Yards Back Stroke Cham Indian Company, as from: Septem dates were arranged without much plonship of the Colony-1, Lber 11th, 1933. E

trouble. Pereira; 2, W. Lawrence. Time:

TO DÁTS PROGRAMME. To-day's programme is id fol- lows:

Boys' High Divins... W. Maher, J. Rozario, G. Bottza, LF. Camund, J. Gardner, R. Siya, J. Silv C, Mackintosh, H. Outer rea, C. Marques. 2-100 Yards Breast Stroke Chẩm fionship of the Colony First Heatrae M. de V. Boards, H. M. Remedios. Wong hu Hung, Lam Yu

Commendation The Hon. 103.

When the fixture list, la anally drawn up, it will be published trom week to week.

Those present at the meeting

880 Yards Free Style (Woo Chal is pleased to commend Constable lenge Cup)-1, Mut Chee Cheong: | R291 Tara Khan for the appreben, 2. Kwong Ki Foon. Time: 14 mina, alon of Douglas, Gifford, who en 18 secs.

the 21st August, 1933, was were tenced by His Honour the Chiet Justice on 18 months Bard labour, A. Kemp (Secretary of

Association), W. Woodward (Hol for Larceny by Trick.

Kong Hockey Club),, Capt. Morgan Inspection Firide""All, táňks of CArmy Hockey Secretary). the Indian Company will parade Fowler (Z.M.C.A.), Capt. Smethers at Central Police Station on Wed- (8.W.D.), A. E. Guest (8t. An- nesday, September 27, under Sub- drewa), Lt. H. E. Sper (Army); E. Inspsetor R. J. Hunt for a general Ammann (German Club), L/Cpl. inspection of equipment etc. by C. Multens (RB), Juhan Dad the Company Commander. Fall in (KITC), J. J. King (CBA), F. at 5.30 p.m. sharp Dress-White G., Tang (University), A. M. Zavier uniform, cap with white cover, belt, (Recrelo), F., G. Barros (Incogs). trancheon, whistle, armlet with and 8. Bingh (Radn). Two not- 22 and able absentees were A. & Daad badge. Pocket Policeman note-book to be carried Recruits (Chairman) and R. H Wong will attend."

THE LADIES' RACE. The Ladies' Trace drew only two estarters and Mrs. M. J. McMahon - conceding two seconds to Miss Doria Hunt in the fifty yards and this proved to be too much for her, Mias Hunt winning by a frac tion of a second at the finish. Becond Heat: B. Cosano, Lee Mrs. McMahon, however, swam well Ping Kwan, Lee Ping Ful E. M. and should win the 100 Yards Marques L/C. Fulliger. Championship on Thursday,

Class Agregate.–38. Yards, Back Stroke.

Training Course Part IL-All First Heat: A Noronha, E Lawrence J. Figuereldo C. Frecruits of the Indian Company re- siding at Hong Kong will; attend Rosario.

Chinese Company Headquarters on Thursday, September 28th, at 5.30 pm, for instruction

BOYS' HUNDRED YARDS The 100 Yards Free Style for boys, proved to be almost a walk- over for C. Amery who swam the

Second HeatCM. C. Victor, 3. nrat length like a full-fledged com D. Remedios, L, A. Barros, 3. Lima, petitor. He tired towards the end, F. A. Barros, bat had established a sufficient

Third Heat-LA JE Silva, M. lead to win comfortably from GM. de V. Soares, LA. da Roza, N. Bauza The winner's time was 70,3 Delgado, E. L. Cunha. seconds..

100 YARDS BACK STROKE.

· L. Roza Péreiza and W-Lawrence proved too good for the others in the backstroke event, which drew G. J. Smith and two Chinese com-

petitors, The Chinese swam with

4100 Yards Judfor Champion- plonship-VE.C.

First Heat:-A, A Roza, E. M Marques, A. A. Rumlahn, Jr. A. M. Rodrigues, E. M. Critchley,

Second Beat:G. 1. Smith, J. A. Guterres, B. Gosano, A McGrann, both arms over their heads at the A. A Guterres

220 Yards Free Style Cham same time, and this antiquated. stroke never looked like threaten-pionship of the Colony.

L. Hoza Pereira, W. M. Lawrence, ing the favourites, who led, al the way. Lawrence lost ground in A. A. Roza, E. B. Roza.

There will be no instructional class for members of the Indian Company residing in Kowloon on Wednesday, September 27th:

HOME FOOTBALL

Aberdeen And Motherwell In Drawn Game

London, Sept. 25. Emergency Unit Reserve....

In the Scottish league, Aber- and Motherwell played a Riot Drill-A riot, drill will take place on Friday, September 29th

before a fairly large Members will fall in at No.: draw Folice Station at 5.20 p.m. sharp crowd. Both sides were playing. Dress optional fryse excellent football and neither

(821) D.-L. KING Iconide more? than one

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each Renter Hong Kong, September 25, 1933.

feet of dyke have collapsed, inun- dating the whole district and drowning 60 persons: The people of Paoshan have sent a joint tele- gram, to the Central Government, demanding that funds he raised Immediately for the repair work.

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construction of the canal, longer, ments, is scheduled to take place than either the Suez or Panama, on October 20, the preparatory canals, would cost an immense office being located in the provin- sum but the city fathers are hope cial government compound. Work Nagoya plans the construction ful that if, the Government decides of this office has begun since of a ship canal 62 miles long, link on large-scale public works to aid September. This once is divid ing Nagoya with Tauruga, on the the unemployed it will considered into ventral affairs section, Japan Bea The idea is to have this project seriously. direct connection with North Korea and Manchuria. The canal would...

planning section, and document section. Sectional heads have been appointed by the provincial govern- Canton, September 22-The so-ment, and the other star is select- use Lake Hiva for 25 kilòmetres. ministrative conference intended toed from those in the four provin...... The difficulty, of course, I that reform city and county govern clal departments Central Press.

be 115, kilometres long, but would

DIFFICULT DECISIONS

By GLUYAS WILLIAMS

TRYING TO PICK OUT A CLUB BREAKFAST, FROM THE DOZEN OR MORE COMBINATIONS OFFERED WITH

THE WAITER STANDING AT YOUR ELBOW TAPPING WITH HIS PENCIL AND OTHERWISE SIGNIFYING THAT HE'S IN A HURRY.

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