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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1934.

COLONY'S 220 SWIMMING RECORD LOWERED AT INTERPORT

HOME CRICKET ARMY AQUATICS

NOTES

A Tour Round The Fields

(Special Air Mail Service)

London Aug. 3. Following on 15 runs behin Lancashire in the match at Liver- pool, Leicestershire were put out a second time for 262. Left to get:46 to win, Lancashire hit off the runs for the loss of one wicket.

Berry scored 50 out of 94 in nine- ty minutes bas following his dis- missal there was no real resistance until Geary and Wiggiator came together. Wigginton stayed an hour and 25 minutes for 15, and Geary, defied the attack for 75 minutes.

SW. B. Hold Meet- ing At "Y"

were

Some vary close finishes seen at the Europea¤ YMCA. Bath yesterday afternoon when "Don, Supporting Company" of th South Wales Borderers held their annual aquatic sports,

No. 13 Platoon with a three points lead secured the Inter- Platoon Championship. Lt. Home contributing considerably towards its success.

Th results were:

75, 75, 80 and 25 Yards):-1. Read 300 Yards Open Relay (25, 50,

Quarter Wing, 2. "B" Company, 3. "A" Company. Time 3. mitis 128,-1/5 secs,

100 Yards Inter-Platoon Relay. -1, No. 13 Platoon: Lt. Hoine, Pte. Morgan, Pte. Jories and Sergt.

"Take Him Off!"" Cry Frott! Ford, 2, No. 16 Platoon: Opt. Ridge.

Crowd

Neither the Taunton crowd nor The Somerset batsmen seemed to relish the bowling of Sraith, the Middlesex speed specialist Smith

sent down several "bumpers," and while the spectators shouted "Play cricket" and "Take hira oft," 3 Tee showed just how he felt by "walking more than halfway down the pitch to pat the turf with his Jati

Pte. Reynolds, Pte. Cummings and

cpl. Vincent, L/Cpl. Court, Pte. Pte. Baggett, 3., No. 14 Platoon:

Yendle and Pte. Gould. Time 70

seca.

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No.

Pte.

Inter-Platoon Diving:-1, 13 Platoon: Lt. Home and Pte. Owens-89 points; 2. No. 14 Platoon: Pie. Lloyd and Jones-87 polnits; 3. No. 16" Platoon: Pte. O'Donovan and Pie." Hewlett-324 points.

25 Yards Pyjama Obstacle Race: Pie. Thomas, 2. Pte. Owens, 3. Cpi. Vincent.

LAWRENCE'S BRILLIANT

"TREBLE"

T. Paget And E.B. Roza In Thrilling Sprint

A. A. ROZA'S CHALLENGE

W. Lawrence, swimming a, very well Jagded race, yesterday evening broke the existing Colony's '326 Yards Free Style record by over two seconds. He recorded a bellbent "treble" fr the Interport Swimming Trials by taking first places in the 100 Yards, the 220 Yards and the 440 Faards.

Lawrence returned the excellent time of 2 mins 30 secs, which is just 2-2/5 seconds better than J. R. Johnstone's prev- lous record made in 1929.

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Lionel Roza Pereira again came second and although he hung on teanclously he was unable to niske ty on Lawrence whose bursts of lead in the sixth and seventh lengths gave him.. the race.

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The pace was very fast and Lawrence's first 100 yards was covered in 63 seconds.

T. Paget further enhanced his chances for the spriat dis-" tances when he beat H. L. Ozorio by 1-2/5 seconds in the 15 Yards sprint..

Owing to the Shanghai pool be- ing 60 Yards, long, the original dis- tance of 50 Yards was changed to 75 yards in order to give the Cal-

poot in Shanghai was 60 "Yards long. the sprint distance had been increased to 15 yards.

Frget, E. B. Roza. Lionel Roza

TRIALS

THE CYCLING K. F. C. MEETING INTER-Y. M. C. A.

CLUB

More Record Attempts

Another

splendid performance was put up by Mr. E" Tweedy on Wednesday evening when he suc- ceeded in reducing his week-old- Agures for 25 miles by 24 mins

to 1 hour. 21 mins 45 secs.

To Be Held Next

Friday

The Kowloon Football Club will be holding its Twentieth Annual General Meeting on Friday next. August 24, at 6 p.m. at their Club, pavilion in Chatham Road.

The Annual Report just issued states in part:—

there shows a small gain of $1.23 It is gratifying to announce that

result is considered to be on this year's working," and this very

The

The fourth of the weekly series of unpaced time trials arranged satisfactory as compared with by the Hong Kong Cycling Club, loss of 81,081.53 last year. saw Tweedy only as a starter, He was timed by the official timekeep-in most cases, less than last year, various expenditures this year are,

with the exception of

some in ball gear and expenses, presenta creases under entertainment, foot-

AQUATICS

European And Chinese

Subject to confirmation by the EuropeanTM Committee, an Inter-Club swim- YMCA. Swimming

ming encounter between the Chinese Y.M.CA... Bridges Street Hongkong. and the Europesa V.M.QA of Kowloon will take place on September 4 and 5 at er, Mr. E. Munns, and commen-

at the former's pool, commenɛing ced his attempt at 6.07 pm, with

at 7.30 pm, on each evening. the object of finishing before dusk

been absent from the Colony and 'Inter-Club swimming has long thereby saving a few minutes on the latter miles. The more favour-has been fenced with galvanized two of the leading Institutions of tion and wages, etc. The ground the present scheme to revive it by able conditions resulting from the iron sheets at early start proved a considerable i while the financial and general approval

a cost of $850.60. ↑ their kind in the Colony will and asset, but the rider also showed position shows improvement, it is thusiasts in Hongkong much improvement in both speed the wish of your Committee to and judgment to record a time further improve results during the fairly good men, while the Euro- Th Chinese YMOA. have some which averages 18.34 m.p.h. This coming year... time is now only 14 nins. 41 secs.

pean Y.M.C.A. rank second to the of the Club, stands af 224; during possess one of the finest Euro- The Membership Victoria Recreation Club and the year 48 new members were elected, 35 resigned. 4. died, and binations.

pean all round swiming com- 16 have been struck off to bring our books up to date or due to de-

slower than the Shanghal record for the distance.

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H.A.G. Keates, whose perform ance of the previous week of shat- tering the 10 miles figures by a

76 Yards Three Styles:-1. No.ony's swimmers a try-put in the Pereira and H. L. Ozorio faced the times. His non-appearance

16 Platoon: Pte. Reynolds, Pte. Hewlett and Pte. Cummings, 2. No. 13 Platoon: Pte. Morgan, Pte,

A sound defensive innings by F.--1. fee: who scored his third century the season, helped Somerset to avoid defeat. The western county. who resumed their second innings 314 behind and with all their wic kets in hand, scored 226 for the Muss of five batsmen before the rtuse.

Batting right through the in- nings, Lee's not-out 130 included twelve 4's mainly the restilt of |

lever of-side play.

Verity Upsets Notts Only dogged batting by Harris and Gunn saved Notts from defeat In the match with Yorkshire at Trent Bridge.

Verity caused such a batting breakdown first thing-he took the last four wickets for 30-that Notts had to follow-on 174 behind. In their second venture the home raunty lost four wickets for 87, but Harris and Gunn put on 103 in two hours for the fifth stand.

So slow at first that he too séventy-five minutes over 18. Harris rot to 50 in a further hour, and rayed three hours for his 79. Re ade his runs out of 189 and hit

to 6's and nine 4's. Gurin re mained in two hours and a quar-"

Jones and Sergt. Ford, 3. No. 15 Platoon: L/Cpl Grian, Pte. Hoop- er and L/Cpl. Simmonds. Time 3 mins 30 secs.

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Diving For Plates:-1, Pte. Wamer. 2. Pte. Morgan and Pte. Owens.

200 Yards Inter-Platoon Relay: 1. No. 13 Platoon: Lt. Home, Pte. Morgan, Pte. Jones and Sergt. Ford, 2. No. 16 Platoon: Pte. O'Donovan, Pte. Hewlett, Pta. Rey- holds and Pte. Thomas, 3. No. 14 Platoon: Cpl. Vincent, Pte. Gould,

Pte: Healy and Pte. Walker.

75 Yards Officers v. Bergeants:- Dead Heat: Omcers: Captain Popham, Lt. Home. Lt. Stocker Sergeants: CQMS. Hyde, Sergt. Rice and Sergt. Ford. Time 1 min 41.-175 secs.

Inter-Platoon Aggregate

1. No, 13 Platoon-15 points. 2. No. 18 Platoon 12 points.

3. No. 14 Platoon- 8 points. 4. No. 15 Platoon- 5 points.

ANOTHER

ter, and his dogged defence helped RECORD BEATEN

to make the same safe,

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*

Essex Beat Clock And Glamorgan

-3,000 Feet Under Sea

There was a thrilling. Anish to the Clacton Festival Essex beating Glamorgan by two wickets, with

Bermuda, Aug. 15. teu minutes to spare. With the A new world's undersea record Welsh county adding Ave to their was established to-day by Dr. overnight score of 353 for eight, William Beebe, who decended 3,028 Essex were set to get 307 for vic-feet.

tory in five hours-a task they He stayed below surface for 2 succeeded in doing, though 3 hours, 46 minutes and remained were needed in the last hour. for five minutes at the maximum

coring 108-his highest innings depth---- of the season-Pope stayed 4 hours

Keuter. 20 minutes, until all but 4 of the runs needed for victory were ob- tained. Seventh out at 303, he hit ten 4's in a splendid display of neat and correct strokes all-round- the wicket.

Wilcox, the Essex captain, help- ed to add 87 in eighty-five minutes for the second stand, und O'Connor obtained nine boundaries during the following hour, which Baw 87 put on.

Sussex Captain Hints Out Against Warwick

Set to get 288 to beat Warwick shire in three and a quarter hours Hove, Sussex were content to ply out time and when stumps were drawn they were still 100 be- hind, with seven wickets in hand.

The final stages were made in teresting, however. by Alan Mel ville, the Sussex captain, complet- ing 101 out of 149 in two hours ten minutes. Making his last 50 runs half an hour, Melville hit a dozen boundaries.

Easy For Gloucester Gloucestershire had no difficulty in beating Worcestershire at Dud- tey by an innings and 34. runs. With a lead of 200, D. AC. Page wisely declared at the overnight total of 625 for six wickets, and al though Gibbons, Howarth and Lyttelton all hit pluckily, Worces-

er' were soon in trouble..

longer distance.

The start of the 220 Yards saw Lawrence take a slight lead from A. A. Rosa who kept well up on the leader. Lionel Roza Pereira was not far behind. In the sub- sequent length Pereira crept up in- to second place but was unable to make up for the deficit between tim and Lawrence.

The sixth and seventh lengths saw Lawrence put his last ounce into the Anish and he touched the tape a good five yards to the good of Roza Fereira.

The result of the race was:- 1-W. Lawrence-2 mins. 30 secs.

(Colony Record).

starter and although Paget was ofte of the last to leave the side of the pool, he was not far behind E. B. Reza and H L. Ozeria at the turn, Roza Pefeira being Väst.

and

a

WILL

margin of 5 mins and straight of over 18 mph. for 15 miles, fall way recording an average speed

tempts on the ed to start on his scheduled at- 5 and 15 miles unfortunately due to a severe out- break of boils which although curbing his activities in the near future should not prevent his "facing the timekeeper" in two or three weeks' time.

E. B. Roza led for one quarter lengths and then Paget got into the lead and clocked 26.- 1/5 seconds for his first 50 yards, finishing well ahead of the rest in the Laws when within his goal 42.-2/5 seconds.

-area. Get rid of the ball at once is naturally the best advice that can be given him.

HL. L. Osorio sprinted well to take second place from E. B. Roza by a touch, while. Raza Pereira strug- gled into fourth place some dis- tance behind.

It was a very good race at the result was never in doubt after 2-Lionel Roza Pereira-2 mins. Paget had shot into the lead.

35.-1/5 secs. SA. A. Roza-3 mins. 40.-4/5

secs.

The Sprint Mr. Cook anonunced that as the

A GUIDE TO FOOTBALL

The Goal And Corner Kicks

The result of the race was:- 1 T. Paget-42.-2/5 becs 1- L. Osorio 43-45 secs.

E. B. Rosa-44 secs. Lionel Roza Pereira.

is the cause of constant annoyance and is not playing the game fairly. A goal may be scored direct from a corner-kick.

LAW

:

Goal Keeper-Handling

The goal-keaper may within his own penalty afea use his hands. but shall not carry the ball.

Official Decisions.

Carrying by the goal-keeper is taking more than four steps whille holding the ball, or bouncing it ori

Law 7-When the ball is played behind the goal-line by a player of the opposite side, it shall be kicked off by any one of the play-the hand. ers behind whose goal-line it went. within that half of the goal area.

left the field of play. nearest the point where the ball

But if played by any one of the side whose goal-line it is, a player of the opposite side shall kick it from within one yard of the near- est corner-flag-stan, and the kick- er shall not again play the ball until it has been played by another player. In either case an opponent shall not be allowed within ten yards of the ball until it is kicked

off.

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Official Decisions

The corner flag-staff must not be removed when a corner kick is taken (International Board).

Instructions To Referees

It is the duty of the Referee to see that goal-kicks are properly taken within that half of the goal

Half the side were out for 02 but there came a sound stand ot 121 between Lyttelton and Bo- warth Lyttelton had seven 4's in

is 53-he punished Goddard for area nearest the point where the hree boundaries of successive de-ball went out..

veries and Howarth in making 70 put together his highest score 'ot the county during a stay of :ighty minutes.

It is the duty of the Referee to see that corner kicks are properly taken, and on the side on which the ball goes out.

Referees and Players are requir ed to comply with the regulation as to goal-keepers wearing disting tive colours, (Council, December, 1919.)

Instruction To Referees The goal-keeper must not "walk about" bouncing the ball on the hand. After the fourth step he must be penalised,

If the goal-keeper handles the ball outside his own penalty area. he is committing a breach of Law

For "carrying" the ball the penalty is a free kick and not a penarty Kick,

Charging The "Goal-Keeper The goal-keeper shall not be charged except when he is holding the ball or obstructing an oppon- ent, or when he has passed outside the goal-area.

Instruction To Referees⠀⠀

If the goal-keeper lobstructs an opponent he may be charged even when in his goal-area. See that the goal-keeper is not unfairly charged, as he has so little chance of protecting himself when his at- tention is engaged with a coming

shot.

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If the player takes the corner kick and, the ball rebounds to him after striking the goal-post. he, must not play it again until it has. Special notice should be taken of been played by another player. the fact that a goal-keeper may Do not allow a goal-kick or corner- be charged when be is outside the kick to be taken" while 'any oppon- | goal area,

Derbyshire Win By Ten Wickets Despite # dashing innings by Arnold, Hampshire lost to Derby

hire by ten wickets at Derby."

Though Hampshire had lost two wickets overnight when reducing ent is within ten year yards of thej their arrears to 168, Amold hit out hall.

ht-heartedly. Batting two hours

Early in the day Warwickshire mcreased their total from, 126 to 270 while losing six more wickets.

antall fell to a remarkable one. or 85, he had a 6 and thirteen hand catch at deep mid-on, Parks's among his scoring strokes... He unished Mitchell for 18 in one ver-a 6 and two 4's flowed from bat-and was also severe or

holding a terrific drive; but Wyatt,

Vollery, and Buckingham all batted

"Well agains+Mod=

and J. Cornford

by Tate

pson.

Instruction To Players

Instruction To Players: The goal-keeper should bear in mind that directly be leaves his goal area be liable to be charged by an opponent,

A goal-kick may be taken in any direction the kicker chooses.

Opponents should remember Bo long as a goal-keeper does that they must not stand within not hold the ball, or obstruct sh ten yards of the ball. To do so opponent, he is protected under

Goal-Keeper: May Be Changed The goal-keeper may be charged during the game, but notice of such change must first be, given to the Referee.

Ocial Decisions

Membership:

parture from the Colony.

deep regret the deaths of Messrs. Your Committee record with J. Johnstone. A M. Simpson, R. F. Mitchell, and L. Hutchings.

Football: The ground has been and is in very good condition for well looked after during the year the coming,season. were beaten in the 1st round of

Both teamis

one

the Shield ties by the S.W.B. The 1st eleven by two goals to after extra time and the 2nd eleven by one goal to nl. In the League fixtures the 1st eleven did better than the previous year. The 2nd eleven Anished at the bottom of the 2nd League which was an- completed.

Instructions To Referees Note who commences a game as Koal-keeper and allow no one else to act as goal-keeper, or to claim his privileges, until you have been notified of the change of goal.

If a goal-keeper has been chang- ed without the Referee being noti fed and the new goal-keeper-keeper, handles the ball within the penalty

area

& penalty kick must be awarded. (International Board June 17, 1901).

Instruction To Players

If the goal-keeper is changed during the game the Referee must at once be notified.

$1

among

swimining

en-

The subject of this encounter will form one of the main" items On the agenda of to-day's meeting of the European YM.C.A Swim- ming Committee.

PROPOSED PROGRAMME

September 4° (7.30 pm) 50. Yards Free Style (24 lengths). 100 Yards Breast Stroke (5 lengths).

220 Yards Free Style (11 lengths) 120 Yards Three Styles-Three Men (Breast Back and crawl, each man to cover two lengths.)

Fancy Diving.

400 Yarda Relay (Teams of four swimmers, each" to cover 100 Yards).

September 5. (7,30 m.) 100 Yards Free Style (5 lengths) 220 Yard Breast Stroke (21 lengths?.

440 Yards Free Style (22 length). 100 Yards Back

Stroke

(5 -lengths)***

Long Hunge.

160 Yards Free Style Relay (Teams of four, eadh to cover 40 yards).

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