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VERONICA THIRLWELL RETAINS
CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE
Wins One Hundred Yards Free Style In 74 Seconds
NO ENTRIES FOR HALF MILE: UNIVERSITY AGAIN WIN RELAY.
Miss Veronica Thirlwell retained her title when she won the 100 yards free,style Ladies' Cham- plonship of the Colony at the Victoria Recreation Club pool yesterday evening, the second day of the Annual Championships.
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Miss Thiriwell won in the time of 74 seconds thus bettering her effort of last year by one and two-fifths seconds. Second place went to Miss Doris Hunt, her time being 80 3/5 seconds which was also an improvement on her effort of last year when she was third and her time 82 4/5 seconds. Miss A. Thirlwell was third.
It was a splendid race but there was never any doubt as to the win-
ner.
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R.O.L Oliphant won the 100 100 yards free style Ladies Yards Breaststroke Junior Cham- Championship of the Colony-1 pionship of the V.R.C., while C. Miss Veronica Thirlwell; 2. M158 The last event on yesterday's | Nolasco da Silva, a much improv-Doris Hunt; 3. Miss A Thiriwell.. programme.. the Open 200 Yards .ed swimmer, carried off the title, Time, 74 secs. Relay Race, brought entries from in the 220 yards free style Junior the Hong Kong University, South Championship of the V.R.C. China A.A. and the VR.C. The University (holders) retained the title.
H. L. Uzorio, going in first. gave the Varsity a good lead which was maintained throughout. The Chi- nese team and the V.RC. fought hard for second place and it was not until Stanley Lee, diving in number three for South China. that the Chinese quartette nosed in for the verdict.
H.K. LADIES' HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
Annual Report
SOUND FINANCIAL POSITION
The Hong Kong Ladies' Hockey Association report and statement of accounts for the season ending. September, 30, 1937, states:-
During the year under review Ave teams competed in the Senior League, the "Y" Ladies winning the Cher Clark Cup for the Arst time and the Hong Kong Ladies the Southern Cup for the second year in succession.
the Junior League eight teams competed and "A" the Central British School team are to be congratulated on winning the Brown Cup, the Royal Ulster Rifles, Ladies Hockey team winning a Cup kindly presented by Messrs. Mamak and Co., for the runners-up in this league.
The annual Seven-a-side Tour- nament was held on the Central British School ground-the Hong Kong Ladies winning the Pearce Cup and St. Andrew's the Knill Cup,
"The Shanghai Ladies' Hockey Association sent a team down at Chinese New Year and for the Arst time the Interport match was played in good weather. After 20 minutes extra time the match re- sulted in a draw-both teams play- ing extremely well. The Associa-, Lion are very grateful to the Hong Kong Football Club for so kindly granting.us the use of their ground on this occasion.
The Rest of Hong Kong beat the Shanghai team by 3 goals to 1 and Shanghal drew with the League Champions, the "Y" Ladies.
In the Juntor League Champlons
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220 yards free style (Junior Championship of the V.R.C.))--1. C. Nolasco da Silva; 2. L. M. Re-- medios; 3. J. de Souza; Time, 2 m.. 53 3/5 secs.
200 yards Relay (Open to the Colony-1. Ifong Kong Univer- sity (HL Ozorio, Lau Po-hel. Wong Yat-hung and L. Oliveira): 2. South Chinu A.A (T. Kew, Kwok Hoh-ming. Stanley Lee and Nor- T.man Lee); 3. Victoria R.C. (C. S. Nolasco da Silva, A.A. dã Roza, L,
M. Remedios and L Soares).
Detailed results were as follows: 100 yards Breaststroke (Junior Championship of the V.R.C.1- RGL. Oliphant: Time, 87 1/5 secs. 880 yards free style (Champion- ship of the Colony-
No, entries. 50 yards free style boys Finalists:-L. Vlera:" D. Choa, Lopes, G. Gosano, Eric Ho, Carvalho, T. Bagot.
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TRAINING GALLOPS
Times Taken At Happy Valley
The following times were "clocked" at the morning gallops at Race Course yesterday:
Red Feather
Cossack's Beauty
Tiny Star
A Great Time
King's Warden
Whalsey & Araxy
Wild Cat
Gordita
Snowy River
Dia 1st 2nd 3rd ith tance Qr. Qr. Qr. Qr
Last
36.1 1.12 1.43.2 35.1 1.06.3 1.38
31.2
29.2
40
1.14.4 1.46.2
31.3
38
1.11.2 1.41,2
30
35.2 1.06.4 1.36.4
30
40:4 1.18.2 1.46.4
30.2
35.4 1.09.4 1.43.1.
33.2
40.4 1.18.4 1.50.1
31.2
38 1.12 1.42 2.10
28
35.1 1.08 1.39.4
31.4
43.3 1.22.4 1.58.3
35.4
King's Coronation & King's
Highway Gypsy Love
46.2 1.28.1 1.58.
31.4
34.2 1.04.2 1.33
28.3
40.2 1.14. 1.45.1
-31.1
42.3
1.31.3 2.07.3
36
41
1.16.2 1.48.3
.32.1
40
1.17.3 1.50 2:18.2
28.2"
1
43
1.20.4 1.57.4 2.29.1
31.2
38.3 1.11.3 1.44.2
32.4
38
1.11.2 1.43.2
32
Jungle Jim & Scenic View... Atomic Star
Havoc Eve & Gladiator 17th of September
King's Justice
Ranger
Ouse
Plain View Gold Coln
New Star
Gold Sovereign & Centre
45.2 1.29.2 2.08.1 2.45.2 37.1
1
40 1.35 2.17 *2.48 31
48
1.29.3 2.01.2 -
31.4
38 1.12 1.45 2.16.1 31.1
King's Jubilee
Lancashire Tich
Forward
Philanderer & Tempest
40.2 1.18.4 1.55.3 2.28 ..39.4 1.16.4 1.50.3
32.2 33.4
1
30.3 59.4 1.28.1 1.55.2 27.1
-Persian Cat & Stopwatch.......
Mariposa
I
41.1 1.20 1.54.2 2.27 32.3
7
36.2 1.11.2 1.44.2
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Good Morning ......
Home Brew
Sporting Fixtures
TO-DAY
Bridge. Cheero Club Contract Bridge, 8 p.m.
Hockey-HK. Hockey Club v. Kumoan Rifles (Club ground), 5.15
p.m.
Meetings.-H.K. Hockey Assn. Council (SL Andrew's Church Hall), 5.30 p.m.; Hockey Fixtures Meeting, 6.15 p.m..
CRYSTAL PALACE
SITE
London, Sept. 29.
RacingEntries close at noon for the 8th Extra Race Meeting.
Swimming-Hong Kong Univer- Bity Heats (European Y.M.C.A.), 3 p.m.
Tennis.-"C" Division: South China A.A. v. Chinese R.C. (2); Kowloon C.C. v. Craigergower C.C.
TO-MORROW Badminton.-Y. M. C. A. Badmin- ton, in the West Lounge, 8.30 p.m.
BASEBALL SEASON
CLOSES
v. The Rest match the result was a win for The Rest by 2 null and in the Senior League Champions v. The Rest, The Rest won by 1 n. Both these matches were played on the same day and at the con→ clusion Mrs. T. E Pearce presented the Cups to the winning teams.
For the purpose of raising funda for Interport expenses a Mah Jongg Drive was held last November and
The close of the local baseball- also during the Season a case of The plan for developing the season will be marked by the pre- Beer and Rolex watch were ramed. Crystal Palace site as a sports.andsentation of the Bagram Shield and As will be seen from the Statement physical culture centre will be con- the Vogue Cup to the Pu! Ching of Accounts the finances of the sidered by the trustees at a meet-team; champions for the season. Association are in a scurid conding next month. The central fea- It will be held at the Peninsula tion.
ture of the scheme would consist | Hotel on Friday, Oct. 1 at 5 p.m. The fourth annual general meet- of a covered stadium seating 25,000 in the private dining room, frat ing of the Association will be held people and running half-way round floor. at Gloucester Building, top floor the sports arena on which football, The managers of all the teams lounge, on Thursday, October, 7, at and athletics could take place. that took part in the League have Round the arena would be a run-been notified of the meeting, and ning and cycling track-
It is interesting to note that the British Wireless,
small fee of a dollar is being made for “all-the beer one can consume!"
5.15 p.m.
LOCAL YACHTING
The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club sweepstake race sailed yester- day afternoon resulted as follows: Finished. Corr: Pos.
WOMEN'S GOLF
St. Enodoc, Sept. 28.
In the third round of the Eng- lish Women's Golf Championship, 1 Miss Wanda Morgan (holder) beat 3 Miss Kathleen Garnham at the
twenty-first-
Colleen, 2... 16.40.33 16.40.33 Artemis, A4... 16.48.41 10.43.17 Kittiwake, A12 16.46.54 16.41.30 Gael, Gl. 17.38.44 17.19:08
2
4
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during Monday's bombing was of a minor nature.
PLANE OVER SHIPS
circled over the British steamer Steamers arriving in Hong Kong Lyeemoon when she was between continue to tell stories of atten- 150 and 200 miles of Hong Kong. tion paid to them by aircraft on The plane then made of in the the high seas,
direction of a Norwegian ship.
A large seaplane with red, white some miles away and circled that and blue markings is said to have several times before leaving.
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