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DIAMOND JUBILEE

SPORTS

St. Joseph's College

GOVERNOR PRESENTS PRIZES

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The Diamond Jubilee Sports of St. Joseph's College, the naine termed for the Twentieth Annual Athletic Meeting in view of the school celebrating its Diamond Jubilee this year was held yesterday" at Caro- line Hill. The meet was in every way a great success and the presence of His Excellency the Governor, Sir Andrew Caldecott, Kt., C.M.G., C.B.E.. who inci- dentally was the patron of the meet enhanced the suc

Sir Andrew Caldecott was accompanied by Capt. W. J. R. Cragg. A.D.C:

Then was an unusually large afelance comprising pupils. par-

and and friends.

1 gooi spanking of the fair sex from the

is schools of Hong Kong

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* HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1936

Y. M. C. A'S. SWIMMING AFFAIRS

Children To Have More Use Of Bath

A pessimistic note regarding the prospects for this season was struck by Mr. E. F. Selk who presided at the annual meeting of the Y.M.C.A. Swim- ming Section which was held in the West Lounge, at Salisbury Road. Kowloon yesterday. Reference was made to the de- parture of several outstanding per- formers of past seasons, and the impending departure of still others and this fact greatly contributed to the weakened position of the swim- ming section.

"The prospects of a strong sw.m- ming season this year, were de- cidedly weak, explained the chair- 200 Metres Juniors): 1. Tanginan. With this in view, the Direc- Chak Sum, 2. A. Pereira, 3. Wong | tors of the Y.M.C.Arhad decided to Tok Chal. Time: 26.7 secs.

1orm a Junior Section "permitting 200 Metres (Senior); 1. G. Se-chlidren of both sexes between the queira, 2. R. Souza, 3. Shiu Hung ages of 13 and 17 as members By this means it is hoped that fu- Mak Time: 25 secs.

ture "stars" would be recruited early on and trained in their res

Invitation Relay Race (Giris): 1. French Convent. 2. Italian Con- vent, 3. St. Mary's School.

Several close and exciting finishes were witnessed during the day and Duis, the senior champion broke A. Ozorio the pule vault "record, and Ny Chik Tong were the cham-

Low Hurdles (Junior): 1. A. plons in the junior and midgets Odorio, 2. Tang Chak Sun. 3. R. classes respectively.

Rocha. Time: 25 secs.

in the course of the" afternoon. band from the 1st. Battalion,

1h Royal Ulster Rifles rendered appropriate music.

́GOVERNOR THANKED

At the conclusion of the day's sports, the Rev. Brother Stephen.

110 Metres High Hurdles (Sen- or): 1. J. Woo. 2. 9. Ding. 3. A. Souza. Time: 22 secs.

1500 Metres. (Junior): 1. A. Ozorio, 2. Ng Sui Cheong 3. Hon Chun Wah Time: 5 mins. 15

secs.

pective talents.

Mr. R. Goldman supported Mr. Selk in the chair, and there was a fair gathering of members pre- sent, which included Mr. Ingram, Secretary of the Y.M.C.A.

It was decided after discuss on that bestdes allowing children the

from 8.30 a.m. til 10 am.. an ad- use of the bath every morning 1/5ditional afternoon be devoted

children and Thursday was men- date.

1. Boris Barisheft

The Headmaster, in thanking His Scouts Race: 1. S. Wong: 2. Lotioned as the most suitable Excellency the Governor for hon-Wing Cheung, ouring them with his presence and Cubs' Race: In so kindly consenting to distri 2 John Linnenen, tufe the prizes said that the School 1500 Metres (Senior): 1. Was dubly grateful to His Excell-queira. 2. Fung Shun Choy, 3. E. ency. He thanked Sir Andrew, Petrove. Time: 4 mins. 56 1/5 secs. Calderbit for devoting so much of

LAWN BOWLS

Draws In The Open Championships

A meeting was held last night of the sub-committee of the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association to conduct the draw for the first rounds of the Open Pairs and the Open Rinks. The meeting was held in the offices of Messrs. Dunlop and Co.

Mr. C. H. Tacchi was in the chair supported by Messrs. C. B. Hosking (Hon. Secretary), F.V. Jones, J. V. Ramsay, F. X. M、 da Silva and E. el Arcúlli.

The result of the draws were as follows:-

Luz, A. P. Guterres, A. A Remedios and J. Noronha, jar, V. A. 5. Rus- sell, F. C. Goodman, R. Duncan and A. M. Holland (K.DR.C.); M. N. Rakusen, C. Strange, J. Hollidge and A. W. Grimmitt v. J. R. Soares, Byes: A. Spary and L Jack; R. 1. C. R. Souza, M. A. R. Souss and Duncan and S. Randle,

OPEN PAIRS

FIRST ROUND

(Tuesday, May 19)

and

C. B. Rosselet (H.K.F.CII: E C. Fincher, R. G. Craig, N. J. Beb- bington and A. H. Hyde-Lay v. W. L.. Walker, 6. M. Whyte, M. J, Hen- dersori and G. H. Sherif (K.D.R.C.); J. Gellatley, E. M. Pur- T. Ferguson and S. Houghton v. ves, P. E. Knight and J. F. Mace N. J. Bebbington and A. Hyde-Lay | Gowan v. C. §. Sümmons, B. W. (Recrelo); L A. Guterres and L. A. Whiteman, W. Ward and W. Gi dos Remedics v. W. Gill and F. [(HEC.);"F. Machado, C. M. Alves, Goodman (Kowloon Docks); J. F. P. A. Yvanovich and H. F. Rosario Lunny and J. K. Sloan v. K. C. v J. Shepherd's rink (Taikoo); A. Hamilton

J. G. Meyer R. Minu, C. G.. Silva, "V. Sorby and (H.K.F.C.); W. Greig and W. Meyer N. M. Currie v. R. Hall, J. Watson,

Fraser V. A. F. Paul and W, Macfarlane J.

and W. Macfarlane (Talkoo); A. Grimmitt and C. (P.RAC.); L. J. Silva, L. F. Xavier, Strange v. T. B. Parks and M. F. V. V. Ribeiro and H. A. Alves Ferguson (K.B.G.C.); G.E, F. W. W. Cameron, R. H. E. Marks, A. Glendenning and J. Shepherd S. Landolt, A. S. Gomes, W. V. Field Thompson and J. D. Thomson v. E Carey and W. Mair (LRC); 3.

K.C.C.); H. E. Strange and R. R. and R. F. de Luz v. J. Hoosen, A. wood v. M. Y. Adal and A. R. Dallah '(HEC.); V. C. Labrum and J. M. Jack v. A, R. Minu and S. o. Bux (CS.C.C.); L. H. Collyer and E. M. Purves v. J. Hollidge and P. E. Knight (I.R.C.); S. M Rumjahn and A. M. Wahab v. R. C. Craig and E. C. Fincher (C.C.C.); J. Wat- son and J. Fraser v. M. Á. R. Sousa and W. V. Field (P.R.C.).

Rumjahr, A. M. Wahab and A. O. Madar (H.K.F.C.);·E. Limes, G. E. F. Thompson, H. H. Rose and J. Mackelvle v. J. Wald, W. Cunning- bam, J. C. Polson and J. C. Chal-

I was also revealed that several members of the senior section had intimated their willingness to de- vote their time to teach the child-

mera (Recreio); A. Se-

ren 12 the intricacles DI the "crawl. during the evening.

Listle Visitors Race (50 Metres:

100 Metres (Open to the boys of Louis Industrial School): 1. Chang Cheuk Chong, 2. Yeong Pok Luk. 3. Johnnie Kew.

his valuable rime to attend be 1 Oscar Go. 2.. Reginaldo. Pires, 2. sports, and to those who had nelped to make the meet a success. To the Corrido Gora, 4. Tony Roza, priz Conors and officials of the SCA.A. for the loan of the ground | St. thanks of the College were due, After His Excellency had distri- Euted the prizes to the successful wners he was the recipient of "a batul silver junk contained in a class case. Sir Andrew thanked College for the lovely present

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SPCS.

and in a few words wished the Open 10 the Military of Murray

hood every success.

Barracks): 1. Rrn. Hamilton. 2. Rff. Chivers. 3. L/C Willison.

Band Race: 1. Mr. Bryvarry. 2 Mr. Blight. .3. Mr. Allen,

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Three "hearty cheers"

and "ger were then accorded His Ex- cellency, who in turn called for Three cheers" and a "tiger" for the School's Diamond Jubilee.

National Anthem brought

the proceedings to a close.

-THE RESULTS

as

1.

Tip results, in detail. were. follows:- Long Jump (Senior). Shui Hung Mak. 2. S. Ding. 3. H. Suliza. - Distance: 22 24"

Long Jump Junior: 1. Tang Clak Sum, 2 Wong Tak Chai...3. W. Lee. Distance: 19' 3"

Long Jump (Midgets): 1. J. Ah Wal. 2. H Halsall. 3. E. Pereira. Dstanec: 12' 6".

High Jump (Senior): 1. S Ding. 2 Shul Hun Mak, 3. J. Woo. Height

5" 5.

High Jump (Junior): 1. K. Singh,

The swimming sub-committee was elected as follows: Mr. R. Goldman (Honorary Secretary) Messrs. H. Lange. F. Anslow, J. J. Ferguson, S. Fowler. and E. W. Leyland.

A LADY SUB-COMMITTEE

A proposition put forward to the meeting by Miss Anne Fowler that

Wednesday, May 20

;

W. Greig, C.

Blackbourn, Channing and C. Dowman v. F.A. Broadbridge, S. J. Houghton, W. Geall and R. Þ Phillips (Kowloon Docks); L. A. Guterres, J. M. M. Alves. B. Basto F. Cheesman and J. G. Gil vnd G...M. P. Remedios v. L, Glen- W. L. Walker and H. H. Rose denning, J. 8. Riddell, J. Orem (K.D.R.C.); S. Bright and. J. E. and W. E. Hollands (K.B.G.C.). Henson v. W. Geall and R. P. Bye: A. E. Coâtes, J. W. Leonard, Phillips Recreto); W. E. Hollands J. Cavanagh and R. Basa! and R. Marks v. L. C. R. Souza and R. F. da Lus (HK.F.C.); H. Nish

200 Metres (Flat) (Open to the boys of La Salle College): 1. P. Castro. 2. A. Ulrich. Time: 25 4:53 seperate ladies swimming com- and T, Robson v. D. M. Khan and mittée be formed to co-operate M. R Abbas (Taikoo); 1. W. 1500 Metres Invitation Race, with the men's section in arrange- Leonard, and W. Ward v. R. O. ments for swimming galas and Read and G, Sheriff (K.C.C.); V. races, was seconded by Mr. Ingram. Atienza and J. Delgado v. R. Basa and when put to the vote was and C. J. Tacchi (P.R.C.); J. passed unanimously.

Noronha and F, X. M. da Silva v. Because of the scarcity of swim-C. Dowman and F. Channing activ (K.B.G.C.); H. F. Stoneham and ming talent available, the ties of the swimming section would M. J. Henderson v. T. Grimes and W. Weir (LR.C.); E. J. Edwards naturally be curtailed. It was stat- ed, and it is not expected that a and B. E. Maughan v. A. M. Omar monthly swimming gala to be tol- and U. M. Omar (H.EC.); F. E, E. towed by a dance would be possible, Booker and R. Ellis v. J. Orem and

J. S. Riddell (C.S.C.C.).

100 Metres (Handicap) Open to the pupils of St. Mary's School): 1. S. Rodrigues, 2. A. Marques, 3. Ida

Rozariv.

100 Metres (Handicap (Open the pupils of St. Francis School: 1. Elerie Bowen, 2. Viclet Hàmana- ka, 3. I. Crestejo.

100 Metres (Handicap) (Open to the pupils of the Canossian Insti- tute): 1. Connie Law. 2 Majida

Omar, 3. Z. Ribeiro.

100 Metres (Handicap). (Open to

the pupils of St. Paul's School: 1. Paula Chan, .2. Yvonnie Volle 3. Irene Castilho.

100 Metres (Open to the Pupis of the Maryknoll Convent): Mirlon Deacon. 2. M. Campos.

50 Metres (Midgets) (Open to the

as in the past.

Thursday, May 21

Mr. Goldman intimated that the

J. McKelvle and J. V, Ramsay v. swimming strength of the men's sectoin was about six in al-judging B Basto and G. M. P. Remedios by those who took part in the ga- las of last year. They are "Bob" Selk, H. Lange, T. Ingram, and

himself.

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During the meeting it was vealed that Mr. "Bob", Selk, the genial assistant secretary of the 1.Y" would shortly be going on leave, and while wishing him a splendid. time away regret was ex- pressed at the temporary loss that would be sustained by the institu- tion with his absence.

Ng Shui Cheong. 3. Leung Ming Convent Schools): 1. Ida Rosario.

Fun. Height: 4' 8".

High Jump (Midgets): 1 E Pereira, 2. J. Ah Wai, 3. H. Halsall. Height: 4' 0".

Pole Vault Sentor: 1. S. Ding. 2. J. Woo, 3. W. Chen., Height: 10' 1". (Record).

Putting the Shot (Senior): 1..5, Barzyski, 2. J. Woo, 3. Llou Kah Shing. Distance: 35′ -10".

50 Metres (Midgets: 1. Ng Chik Tong. 2. G. Sequeira, 3. J. Ah Wai. Time: 64 secs.

100 Metres (Junior); 1. Tang Chak Sun, 2., A. Pereira. 3. Hon Chiu Kwari Time: 12 2/5 secs.

2 S. Rodrigues, 3. M. O'Sullivan.

Egg and Spoon Rače (Open to St. Joseph's Old Boys and Friends): 14: J. Delgado, 2 D. Leonard. 3. Costa, 4. Hyder.

Invitation Relay (400, 200, 200. 400 Metres) (Open to the Schools of the Colony): 1. La Salle College, 2 Wah Yan. College, 3. Wah yan Branch School.

Inter-Class Relay Race Midgets 100 Metres each): 1, Class 4A 2. Class 5A. Time: 1 min. 8 secs.

Inter-Class Relay Race Junior (200 Metres each): 1. Commercial

100 Metres (Senior): 1 G. Be-1/5 sets. queira. 2. A., Oliveira, 3. J. Ah Wal Time: 11 4/5 secs.

400 Metres (Midgets): 1. G. 8 queira, 2. A. Oliveira, 3. J. Ah Wai. Time: 33 secs.

400 Metres (Junior): 1. A. Ozarlo, 2 Hung Yan Hing, 3. Chan Tat Cheung. Time: 60 secs.

G. Be-

400 Metres (Senior): 1. queira, 2. Leung Wun Ming. 3, E Petrove. Time: 57 2/5 secs,

50 Metres (Infants): 1. F. Mora-

les. 2. H. Carmo, 3: Chan To Ming,

HOME CRICKET

Victories For Kent And Yorkshire

London, May 14. The cricket match between Kent

KCC); C. Roza-Pereira and C. Silva v. A. Steven and J. A. R. Selby (K.B.C.C.); F. A. Machado and HF. Rosario v. J. Macdonald and A. M. Folland (K.D.R.C.); T. Coleman and G. N. Mitchell v. D.

c. S. Alves and F. V. V. Ribeiro (P.R.C.); L. J. Silva and A. J. Alves V. F. M. el Arculli and A. Bakar (0.8.0.0.); C. HL Basto and 3. 3. Basto v. A. E. Coates and J. V. Cavanagh (HXF.C.)..

Byes: J. Hoosen and A. O, Madar; E. el Arcull and D. Rumjahn; W. K. Way and A... Gomes.

OPEN RINKS

Matches to be completed before

Sunday, June 21

G. 8. Rodgers, K. C. Hamilton, J. B. Logan and J. G. Meyer v. D. C. S, Alves, C. Roma-Pereira, E. M Remedios and F. X. M. da Silva (KCC); L Jack, A. Spary, V. C. Labrum and J. M. Jack v. A. M.

A. 2: Class 50. Time: 1 min. 4 and Derbyshire, which comienced Omar, E el Arculli, D. Rumjahnı on Wednesday at Gravesend, con- and U. M. Omar (RBG.C.); D. M. Inter-Class Realy. Race Senior cluded to-day with a 10-wicket vic-Khan, A. K. Minu, M. Y. Adal and (200 Metres each): 1. Commercial | tory for Kent. A. 2. Class 3 Time: 1 min. 45 3/5 secs.

Apple Eating Contest (Midgeta): 1 A. V. Franco, 2, O. Scquiera, 3. Francis" Hui..

Inter-Class Tug-of-War Junior: Winners: Class 24.

Inter-Class Tug-of-War Senior: Winners: Matric.

Tug-of-War (Teachers)-Win ners: Married.

100 Metres (Midgets): 1. Ng Chik Throwing the Basketball Senior. Tong. 2. A. Oliveira, 3. H. Halsall. 1. W. Chen, 2. E. Fetrove, 3. Liou

Time: 14 3/5 secs.

Kan Shing. Y 800 Metres (Junior); 1. A. Ozorio, Throwing the Basketball Junior: 2 Ng Bul. Cheong. Time: 2 mins.1. Lim Yuen Chan, 2. John Lee.. 264 secs.

Throwing the Basketball Midgets: 800 Metres (Benilor): 1. A. Be-1 Enrigde Beto, 2. Francis Hul queira. 2, Patrove. Time: 2 Billard 150 points (Junior)

Garwood Leong, 2. Lul Wing mins 24 1/8 secs. !!!

Cheongames and Sep

Billiards 150 points (Senior): 1.

Chow, 2. 8. Ding:

200 Metres (Midgets): 1. Ng Chik Tong, 2. G. Sequeira, 3. A V. Fran- co. Time: 32 secs:

Derby: 119 (Freeman 7 for 29) and

99 Wright 5 for 31)... Kent: 179 and 42 for o.

At Oxford, Yorkshire beat the Dark Blues by an innings and 40

runs.

Oxford: 150 (Verity 8 for 56) and

166 (Verity 7 fór 73).- Yorkshire: 356 (Leyland 141)..

A: R, Dallah v. 6. Bright, F. Chées- C.C.C.); J. J. Basto, C. A. Lopes, man, J. G. Gill and. J. E. Henson

C. H. Basto and F. X. Soares v. R. P. Bhaw, G, B. Graver, B. §. Carter and C. B. Robertson (CB.C.C); J.

DERBY BETTING.

London, May 14 To-day's call-over for the Derby, which will be run at Epsom Downs or Wednesday, May 27, is" às töl- lowe

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