HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,
1936.
COLONY SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS START
BOWLS RINK FINAL -
THIS AFTERNOON
KEEN STRUGGLE IS
ANTICIPATED
The final of the Open Rinks competition of the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association will be played to-morrow, weather 'per- mitting on the Hong Kong, Football Club Green at 3.30 p.m. and prumises to be an interesting encounter,
The analists are: J. S. Landolt,
A. S. Gomes, W. V. Field and R. F. da Luz (skip of the Craigengo- wer C.C.. against D. M. Khan, A K Miau, M. Y. Adal, and A. R Dallan skip of the Indian Re- creation, Club.
The CraigengowEN men are favoured to win as they have the better combination; but the splen- did manner in which Dallah and his men evercame a strong Crai- gengower quartette last week on the Recrelo green, is indicative et the fighting possibilities of Indian rink.
the
Below is given the passage of tre two teams to the Anal:
A. R. Dailah's Rink beat S. A. Bright. F. A. Chees- man. J. C. Gill and J. E. Henson (skip) 26-10.
beat F. A. Machado, C M. Alves. P. A. Yvanovich and H. F Fozario (skip) 21-18.
beat E C. Fincher. F. Goodwin.
R. G. Craig and A
skip 21-18.
HOME SOCCER
Arsenal Held To Goalless Draw
London, Sept. 5. Playing at home, Manchester City defeated West Bromwich by the. convincing margin of six goals tu two in the First Division of the football league.
LI
WILFRED LAWRENCE TO
DEFEND FIVE TITLES
220 And 440 Yards
Attract Few Entries
European Y. M. C. A. To
Compete
After Four Years
CLASSIC EVENT PROMISED
IN 100 YARDS SPRINT
SEPTEMBER 15
TRAINING GALLOPS
The following were the times recorded at the training gallops * Happy Valley: --
Dis 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 6th Last tance Qr. Qr. Qr. Qr. Qr. Qr.
Yo Ho.. Streamline
Ribble
Wild Cat Night View
Brenta 4-
50
FRIDAY
47 1.08 45 1.28 1.30
2.03
2.34.4
2.07.3 2.38.3
31.4 31
2.20 2.59
39
Mountain View
1
37.3 1.14.3 1.49.3 2.23.3
34
Buldier of China
1
40 1.14 1:47 2.17.4
30.4
Valley View
1 37.3 1.12
1.45.2 2.18
32,3
'Jungle Jim
41
1.32
2,01 2.35.3
34.3
Ocean View
1
39 1.17
1,52
Plain View
37
„1.14
1.50
2,24 2.23.2
32
33.2
1
SATURDAY
Rose Queen
1
41.4 1.18 - 1.51 2.22.4
31.4
Tiny Star
1
44.3 1,30 2.12 2.49.2 11 54 1v42
37.2
2,29 3.17. 3.58 "41
Blandford
Sodier of Peace & Judea 1
11 34.3 1.12.2 1.46.3 2.21,3 251.3 30 11 42 1.33.3 2.02 2.39
32 3,10 1.43 1.20 1.55 2.25.3 2.52.3 27
37.4 1.14.1 1.49.4 2.22.3
32.4
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A Re-
Donovan and Laughing
Buddha
1
1
48.2 1.30.3 2.06.2 2.38 34.2 1.12 1.48.1 2.21
SI
31.3
32.4
1
41.4 1.21.3 1.58,4 2.31.3
32.4
1 50
1.40 2.25.4 2.57.4
32
27.4
Time and
Shamrock
1
51.1 1.40
2.15.1
2.47.1
32
Sadko
1 52
1.31.2 2.09
2.43.2
34.2
1
51
1.37.4 2.16
2.49.2
33.2
54
11 39
..
1 44
1.17.2. 1.55 1.24
2.30.3 3:05.2 34.4
2.01.3 2.37
3.09.2 32.2
1
48
1.27.2 2.03.3
2.35
31.2
1.
1
High Honour and Gold
Sovereign.
1 37
Mistake Bay
11 39
11 40
37.4 1.13 1.47.2 2.22 39.2 1.15.4 1,49.3.2.201 39.2 1.15.1 1.47.3 2.17
1.25 41
2,05 2.37.2
1.12.4 1.48.2 223 1,20 2.00 2.37 1.22 2.01 2.39.4 3.12.4 33
34.3
30.2
29.2
32.2
35
3.10.2 33.2
Entries for the Colony Swimming Championships,, under the auspices of the Vi.. creation Club to be held on September 15, 16, 17 and 18 commencing at 6 p.m. on the first three dates, and at 9.15 p.m. on the final night, has drawn a representative entry from the Army, Uni- versity, South China' A.A., European Y.M.C.A.. Mak Ngah Association (Canton) and the V.K.C. These championship events will of the see the first appearance
over four European Y.M.C.A. In years and competition is expected 2to be further advanced by the pick ota representative Army side. It is however a disappointment to re-
Sunderland defeated Preston North End while Arsenal were held to a goalless draw at Huddersfield. The following were the results
FIRST DIVISION.
Hyde-Lay Everton
beat K.M. Omar. A. A. Razack.
1 Orimsby
2 Middlesboro'
1
3
4 cord the poor entry received for
the 220 and 440 yards free-style- championships.
Bolton Charlton Chelsea
1 Liverpoct
1 Birmingham
Derby
5 Man'ter U.
3 Brentford
0
Huddersfield
◊
Arsenal
Q
Manchester C.
6 W. Bromwich
2
A
M.
Omar and V. M. Omar
Portsmouth
1
skip
19-16.
Stoke
2 Leeds
.1
Sunderland
3 Preston
0
4 Wednesday
3
SECOND DIVISION
Aston Villa Barnsley
R. F. da Luz's Rink
beat J. Hoosen, A. H. Rumjahn. Wolves
A. M. Wahab and A. O. Madar
skip) 23-18.
G E F E.. W. Lines, beat Thompson. H H. Rose and J. Me- Kelvie (skip) 20-13.
beat J. Watson, R. Hall, J. Fra- ser and W. Macfarlane (skip 20 IT.
beat L. F. Xavler, L. J. Silva. F. V. V. Ribeiro and H H Alves (skip) 31-7
INTERPORT CRICKET TRIAL
IN SHANGHAI
FURTHER WORRY
FOR SELECTORS
ex-
there
Blackburn Blackpool
4 Southampton 0
2. Bradford
0 Leicester
1
West Ham
Bradford C.
4. Swansea
4 Burnley
1 Bury
Chesterfield Coventry
Notts. F
Plymouth Sheffield U. Tottenham
5 Fulham
7
Doncaster
2 Newcastle
2 Norwich
1!
·THIRD 'DIVISION (SOUTH)
Bournemouth 5 Swindon
Brighton
Bristol R. Cardif Crystal P. Exeter Northampton Queen's P.R. Reading Southend Watford
Some trepidation is felt over the South China AA. entries as word has been received that the cham- pionship dates coincide with those Provincial o!
Kwangtung the Aquatic Meeting to be held in Can- ton.
i'
Wilfred Lawrence (V.R.C.) and of both events. present holder should easily retain his, titles in
0 the 220 and 440 yards respectively.
The best event of the meeting promises to be the 100 yards free style.
(the Lo Lawrence 3 In addition
holder, there will be Oliviers (Uni- oversy) Norman Lee (S.C.A.A.) H 1. Ozorio University) and Riffe- man, Hamilton (Army) and com- petition is bound to be very keen.
3
2
1 Aldershot
0
3 Bristol C...
1
3 Luton
û
.3 Wallsall
1
0 Clapton
2
2 Millwall
3 Torquay
4 Notts C
9 Newport
"
6 Gillingham
THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)
The selectors were given further cause to worry as a result of per- formances last week in the inter- port trial cricket match which took
Barrow- place on the S.C.C. ground, for
Carlisle although several confirmed pectations and practically played Darlington
The team. themselves into were others who did not come up to form. Notable was the absence Yesterday of a good opening pair of batsmen. H. A. Sevenoaks and P. . Simpson failing to impress, and L. F. Stokes and E. H. Anstice on the other team. only giving a slightly better, performance.
P. Madar's XI had first knock in the march, and put on 165 runs in just over three and a quarter hours a late stand between F. P. Balley and S. F. Shroff saving the side from being dismissed for just over the century. In reply A. J. Bar- son's XI went in and made 194 runs for 8 wickets, the skipper and, R. Booth both retiring after thev had scored a hal: century, In order to give the later batsmen a chance. H. V Parker scored 42 in a forcing innings, but was distinct- ly lucky not to have been out as he had three lives, the Arst off the tall he faced.·
The Impressive batting per- formances by A. J. Earson and R. Booth, who are certainties for the
well interport team, augurs
for Shanghai. They have boen very consistent throughout the season. Neither gave a chance yesterday. although both were beaten by the bowling on one or two occasions.
BELGIAN BALLOON
'LANDS
Longest Flight In Gordon Bennett Race
"Hong Kong Daily Press" Sjecial)
Moscow, Sept. 5.
Lionel Roza Pereira, a competi
(or for many years in the 440 yards event is not competing this year
as he is concentrating on the 880
vards and the High Diving. He is
paying particular attention to the
latter event as the Army represen- tatives have high hopes in captur-
2 ing this title. At the V.R.C. pool
0 last week, the Army men gave a
1 splendid account of themselves and 2 are consequently starting as fav- 1ourites
BACK STROKE
A fine race is expected in the 100- 2 yards back stroke when Lau Po Hel 2University) the former Colony and 3 present Interport champion will
1 compete with Wilfred Lawrence.
the holder of the Colony record.
Stu Boon Hoon, of the Mak Ngan
2 Crewe
1 Halifax
6 Rotherham
Gateshead Hartlepools Hull Lincoln
0 Port Vale
2 Tranmere
1
2 Oldham
0
4 Southport
1
1 Accrington
1
0 Chester
1
◊ Stockport
style relay will be seriously chal-
0
Mansfeld
I
I
N. Brighton Rochdale Wrexham.. York
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Arbroath Cettle Dundee Dunfermline Falkirk Hibernian Motherwell Partick
St. Mirren T: Lanark Reuter.
0 Rangers
3 Klimarnock
Albion
1
Association (Canton) and others.
The Hong Kong University, pre-
sent holders of the 200 yards tren-
lenged by the Y.R.C. and it is in- teresting to note that the Army and SC.AA. are making their debut in this event. Six team, have en. tered including two from the Euro- 4pean Y.M.C.A., one being a junior side, entered for the purpose of
St. Johnstone 0 gaining experience. 1 Queen's Pk. 2 The Ladies' 100' Yard free style
5 Hamilton
4 Queer. O's
◊
Aberdeen
1 Clyde
3 Hearts
HOME RUGBY
Cardiff Swamp London Welsh
4 championship of the Colony should
I also prove very interesting as Miss
0
880 YARDS FREE-STYLE: Ptc. F. Taylor (East Lancs.) Pte. J. Hulme East LaNCH.) W. Lawrence (V.R.C.)
L. Roza-Pereira (V.R.C.) Lt. J. M. Calvert Royal En-
gineers
L/Cpl. Pearse (Royal Engineers) TEAM RACE:
South China Athletic Association Hong Kong University. Y.M.C.A. “A
Y.M.C.A. "B"
Army.
Victoria Recreation Club. BOYS' 100 VÄRDS FREE-STYLE CHAMPIONSHIP (15 YEARS
AND UNDER): John, Tal (Wan Yan College) Chun Kam-cheung Wah Yan
College.
B. Barnes (La Salle College)
LONG PLUNGE: "Kho Eng Hwee University)
L/Cpl G. London (East Lancs.) Sgt. W. Stepford (East Lancs.i E. de Sousa Club de Recrelo). 220 YARDS FREE-STYLE:" Pte. F. Taylor (East Lancs.) Boy J. M. Derbyshire (E. Lanes.)
W. Lawrence (V.R.C.)
50 YARDS FREE-STYLE: Oliviera University)
,"
HL. Ozorio University). Cheung Wing-ngck (University) Cpl. R. McCarthy.(East Lancs.)...
A. Keown (Y.M.C.A.)
R. Goidman (Y.M.C.A.)
Y. J. Anslow Y.M.C.A.)
L
A. J. Lewis (Royal Welch Fusiller.
Him. Hamilton (Royal Ulster
Rifles.
180 YARDS BREAST-STROKE: Yeung Yuk-wah (University). Cpl A. Fildes (East Lancs.) L/Cpl. A. Thorpe East Lancs.) Wong. Iu-man (Mak Ngah).
E. M. Marques (V.R.C.)
Ki Nazarin (V.R.C.).. DIVING:
Cpl. F. Gregson (East Lancs.) L/Cpl. F. Gorman (East Lanes.) Wong Woon-kai (C.B.C.) Fus. Owens (R.W.F)
C. A. Figueiredo (V.R.C.)
L. Roza-Pereira (V.R.C.)
Col. Stevens (RE) L/Cpl. Dunk (R.E.) Spr. Jordan (RE)
440 YARDS FREE-STYLE: Pie. F. Taylor (East Lancs.) Pte. J. Hulme (East Lancs.) W. Lawrence (V.R.C.)
In connection with the, Colony
2 Yeung Bau-chün, sister of the pre-swimming championships, heats
sent holder of the title, Miss Yeung Sau-king, is challenging Mas Veronica Thirlwell for the title which the latter will probably win,
The following is the full list of entries:-
London, Sept. 5. The following were the results of to-day's Rugby Union matches:
Coventry 6 Bridgend 5. Leicester 12 Bedford 18. Cardiff 22 London Welsh 3. Northampton 5 Headingley 11. Plymouth Bristol 5. * Torquay Athletic 14 Redruth 3. Weston-super-Mare 10 Cross
Keys 0,--
Reuter.
It has just become known that in the Gordon Bennett face as far the Belgian balloon, Belgique, as the present reports go. The landed on September 1 three kilo- Polish balloon, 'Polonia, according metres south of Archangel after to another report, likewise landed a 48 hours flight. The Belgique on September 1 in the lake district has consequently, made the longest north of Leningrad- fight of any balloons that partook ! Transocean New Service.
100 YARDS FREE-STYLE: Norman Lee (S.C.A¡A.) Wong Chi Hung (S.C.AAJ L. Oliviera (University) ' Cpl. R. McCarthy (East Lance.) F. J. Anglow (Y.M.C.A.) 'Rim. Hamilton (Rifles). W. Lawrence, (V.R.C.) THROWING THE POLO-BALL: E. L. Gosano (University). Cpl. R. McCarthy (East Lanca, ) Cpl. A. Fildes (East Lancs.) L/Cpl. A. Lawton (East Lancs.) Pte. Hardy East Lancs.) F. V. Read (Y.M.CA.) Chan Lui-kef '(C.B.C.) M. M. de V. Soares (V.R.C.)
100 YARDS BACK-STROKE: Yip Hon-chuen (8,0ÏA.A.): Kwok Hon-ming (S.CA.A.) Lau Po-kel (University) Pte. F. Taylor (East Lancs.) Sim Boon-hoon (Mak Ngah). W. Lawrence (V.RO.)
LADIES 100 YARDS
"FREE-STYLE:
Miss Veronica Thirlwell (V.R.G.) Miss Alleen Thirlwell (V.R.C.1 Miss Doris Hunt (V.R.C.)
for the 100 Yards free-style, the 100 Yards breast-stroke. the 50 Yards free-style and the 100 Yards back- stroke will be held on Friday even- ing in the V.R.C. pool, com- mencing at 6 p.m.
There will be heats, for V.R.C.. members' events in between the Colony events in order to give those swimmers who are taking part in more than one championship race a chance to rest.
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Heats for the 200 Yards Open Relay will be held on Monday. September 14, at 6 pm.
INTER-CLUB EVENT.
V.R.C. Defeat Canton Aquatic Club
An interesting inter-Club swim- ming meet was held at the Victoria Recreation Club when the home team met the Canton Aquatic Sports Club in a series of 'three events. At the conclusion of the programme a water-polo match was played.
Under Mr. T. F. Lo, formerly Hon, Secretary of the Chinese Athletic Swimming Club, the Cantonese put up a good fight, but were no match for their speedy opponents. All three events were won by the
Mrs. J. McMahon (V.R.C.). Miss Yeung Bau-churi · (S.C,A,A) | V.R.G.
In spite of his injured hand, W. Lawrence, the Colony champion swam exceedingly well, he won the 50 Yards free-style in 25 4/5 secs.
WINS IN SLOW TIME
E. M. Marques, Cheong Ka-do and Ng Kam-to, kept together for the first 50 yards in the 100 yards breast-stroke. Marques spurted on the last lap and wen with the time of 77 secs, his slowest time for this event.
The 200 Yards free-style relay proved an easy win for the V.R.C. who were strengthened by Lieut. A J. Lewis, one of the Army's fastest sprint swimmers.
The Chinese lost the water-polo match by three goals to two, N. Delgado netted the goals for the winners. while Fong Kul-ho and Mak Wat-ming shot for the Chin- ese. The winners' team comprised V.R.C. and Army representatives.
Results were as follows:
50 Yards free-style:-
1. W. Lawrence (V.R.C.)
2. Yan Man-hong (C.A.S.C.)-
3. Ng Kam-to (C.A.S.C.)
4. C. Nolasco (V.R.C.) Time: 254-5 necs.
100 Yards breast-stroke:-
1E, M. Marques (V.R.C.) 2. Cheong Ka-do (O.A.3.C.) 3. Ng Kam-to (C.A.S.C.).
4. C. Macintosh (V.R.C.) Time: 77 secs.
200 Yards free-style relay:-
1.
V.R.C. (L. M. Remedios, A. A. da Roza, Lieut. A. J. Lewis and W. Lawrence)
Canton Aquatic Sports Club (Yam Man-hong, Lee Kee. Lau Hung-yuk and Mak Wai- ming).
Water Polo:---
Army-V.R.C. 3
Canton A.S.C, 2
CHINA COMMAND CHAMPIONSHIPS
Entries For Meet This Week
Good swimming should be wit- nessed in the Victoria Recreation and. Club's pool on Wednesday. Thursday afternoon. when the Hong Kong Area, China Command, annual aquatic championship heats and final, will be held, com- mencing at 2 pm each day.
The East Lancashire Regiment and the Royal Engineers will bat- tle for the Inter-Unit Trophy,
The following are the entries:
TEAM EVENTS: Small Units Relay (6 men at 50 yards free style each):
2nd Co. R.E, 7th Anti-Aircraft
The Hero
King's Wardens Hetman Strathroy Celebration
Vixen Tor
Boolat Bay and Pontiac.
* Bay
Rose Evelyn.
King's Bounty
Rousseau
Royal Scot
Centre Court
King's Sceptre
Oak Bay
Victoria Hall
Sylvandale Bag Tor Philanderer Dlogenes Saucy Face' What A Chance Royal Highness
Amberley Racing Boy King's Fancy Bear Claw Copper Idol Wadebridge Great Hall Violet. Queen
I
2 37 1:10 1.37.4
1 39 1.18 1.58.3 2.34 3.05.2 31.2
1 45.1 1.30.4 2.12.2 2.46
1
45.1 1.30
2.10.2 2.39.1
28.4
1
50.2 1.36.3 2.20 2.55
29
14 43 1.24.3 2.03
2.42.3 3.16
33.2
1
35 1.08.3 1.41.1 2.16.2
35,1
39.3 1.18.1 1.15.3
33.2
# 32.4 1.07.1 1.40
32.4
and
1
1
43 1.19.3 1.53.3 2.28.3 1.25 2.05 2.39.1
30
34.1.
33.3
11 37 1.14
..
43.2 1.22
1.53 2.30 3.52 1.56.2
32
33.2
1 48
1.32
2.14.1 2.47.3
33.2
1
37
1.11.3.1.45 2.48
33
1
33
1
1.08.3 1.39.2 2.09 1.10.3 1.40.2 2.09
29.3
28.3
Stopwatch and King's
Jubilee
3.06.4 31.4
Soldier of Italy
1
1.17
36.1
1
49.2 1.20
Potlatch
and Double
•
Chance
1 39.4 1.19
1.56.2 2.32.13.04.1 32
1
35 1.14 1.49.3
1
36
1.12
1:47
2.21 2.11.2
31.2
30.2
Cyclareen Bay King's Lead
1
39.1 1.11.4 1.43.1 2.14.3
31.2
1
1.27.1 2.07.1 · 2.38.4
31.3
Australian Bay Honey
36.3 1.07.2 1.37.2
30
1 40
27.3
Ranger
Electron
17th of September Zodiac
****** *** ********
1 45.2 1.23.3 2.00.2 2.35
1.56.2 2.32.3
1.57.1 2.17.2 2.57.4 30.2
R.A), Onr.
Withers (8ĽN Heavy, R.A.. Onr. Halliley (8th Heavy, R.A.).
220 Yard Free-style:
1.09.4 1.37.2
They were the men's 100 metres back-stroke won by Chan Lui Pick in the time of 1 min. 22 secs.. and men's 400 metres free-style von by Tsang Eo Fook, whose time was 5 mins. 54.4/5. secs.
Lieut. J. M. Calvert (R.E.), Lleut. R. A. Barron (RE), L/Cpl. Pearse (RE). Pte. Taylor (East Lancs.). The results are as follows:-- . Pte. Holme (East Lancs.), Boy, Der- 60 metres. free-style (ladies): 1. byshire (East Lancs.), Gnr. Roscoe Miss Leung Yuk Chun; 2. Miss (8th, Heavy, R.A), «Gng. Gardiner
Ng Shun Ying:13. Miss Chan Fung (8th Heavy. R.A), Gnr. Cartiledge Hing. Time: 38 3-5 secs. (8th, Heavy. R.A.), Onr. Halley (8th, Heavy, R.A.).
50 Yards Free-style:
Lieut. J. M. Calvert (R.E.), Lieut.
50 Metres free-style (men): 1. Chan Wing Kat; 2. Chan Lui Pick: 3. Tsang Ho Fook. Time: 20 3-5 secs.
R.A. Barron (RE.), Spr. Crossan
Boys and Girls 50 Metres free- (R.E.), Spr. Goble (RE), Lieut. A. style: 1. Miss Fok Kwai Yin: J. Lewis (Fusiliers), Fus.
(88) 2 Davies (Fustiers), Cpl. McCarthy Kan Yuet Ning Time: 47 4-5 Miss Cheung Pul Chun; 3. Miss (East Lancs.); Pte. Tunstall (East secs. Lancs.), Pte. Ashton East Lancs.), Pte., Littler (East Lancs.), Gar.
seca.
100 Metres back-stroke (ladies): 1 Miss Chan Fung Hing: 2 Miss Battery, R.A., 8th Anti-Aircraft Haulley, (8th. Heavy, RA), Gur. Pui Chun. Time: 1 min. 60 1/5 Golding (8th.. Heavy, RA), Ont. Leung Stu Ching; 3. 'Miss Cheung Battery, R.A. "B" Coy, Fusiliers. Howells (8th. Heavy, R.A.), Lieut. "O" Coy. East Lancs., "A Coy.H. C. Withers (8th. Heavy RA) ! East Lancs., H. Q. Wing East Lancs..
Indians' 50 Yards free-style; 27th Coy, R.A.M.C., 20th Heavy Bat- One entry from each Coy of 1/8th tery, R.A., 24th Heavy Battery, R.A.Punjab Regt. and one from each
Large Units Relay (6 men at 50 Battery, (H.K.S.R.A.). yards each):
Royal Engineers 5th Anti-Air- craft Brigade, R.A., Fusillers, East Lancs., 8th Heavy Brigade, R.A.,
High Diving:
Indians' 100 Yards free-style: style:
י
...
Same as in 50 Yards event. Enlisted Boys' 50 Yards free- style:
H
י
Tmpt. Beary (5th A.A.), Tmpt. (5th AA, Boy Derbyshire
-100 Metres back-stroke (men): Chan Kal Huriy 2. Chan Lui Pick: 3. Chan Wing Kal. Time: 1 min, 22 secs. (Record).
200 Metres
breast-stroke. (ladies): 1; Miss Lo Po Kain; 2.
Chun Time:"
Miss Cheung Pul
3 min. 43 2-5 secs.
400 Metres free-style (men). 1. Tsang Ho Fook; 2. Chan Lai Pick: 3. Chan Wing Kal, Time:
Royal Engineers, 5th Anti-Air- craft Brigade, R.A.. Fusiliers, East Lancs., Small Unita, 8th Heavy Brl-
(East Lancs.), Boy, Gaughan (East 5 min. 54 4-5 eccs, (Record). gade, R.A.
Lancs.), Boy, Robertson (East Indian Relay (6 men at 50 yards Lancs.). ench):
H.K.S.R.A. V. 1/8th Punjab Re- giment. (This event will be held next Thursday as it is a final in itself).
INDIVIDUAL EVENTS: Army 150 Yards Medley Cham- pionship: Lieat.
(RE) Lieut. R. A. Barron (RB). L/Cpl.
J. M. Calvert
Army Boys' 50 Yards free-style: Post entries...
Army Girls 50 Yards free-style: Post entries.
Officers' 100 Yards Free-style: Post entries,
TWO NEW RECORDS.
...
Chinese Bathing Club Aquatic Sports
PHELPS DEFEATS
BARRY
Sculls Title Holder Beaten
London, Sept. 5. Eric Phelps won the English pro- fessional sculling championship, beating the holder, Lou Barry by five' lengths over the Putney Nort- lake course in the time of 21 mins.
Dunk (RE). L/Bdr. Lucas (5th A A.). Gur. Oliver (6th-AA), Cpl. Fildes (East Lanes); L/Cpl; Thorpe (East Lancs), Pte. Lattler (East Two Club records were broken 44 seconds. Conditions were ex-. Lancs.). Gnr. Roscoe (8th Heavy, at the Chinese Bathing Club, jcellent-
Reuter, RA), Gnr. Gardiner (8th Heavy, North Point, yesterday afternoon.
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