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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1921

SCHOOL SPORTS.

St. Joseph's College

Successes.

In scholastic circles the chief

DAIRY FARM NEWS.

sporting event of the year-the COLD STORAGE.

inter-school moet-attracted В great deal of interest at the Happy Valley yesterday after- large unusually orowd of young people from the various educational institutions

noon.

An

of the Colony gathered under the

banners of their respective champions and participated in

as many exciting tussles as the

ingenuity of their masters could conceive, In addition to the various fold and track events, there was provided a bicycle ruco over a mile course, in which a husky Russian youth, Ignatieff, repeated the win he made in the recent St.

College Joseph's anaual sports. Out of the more gruelling events, St. Joseph's Colloge emerged supreme, for theirs was the privelege of pulling off the three classes of team race, the bicycle race, and of contri- buting the two individual champions of the meet, (S. Rumjahn and Ishimatsu)-a feat which meant a hard amount of training and goes to strengthen the

which reputation

the College has acquired for sports.) Throughout the proceedings there was clearly diecernod a note of healthy rivalvy that was eventually commented upon by the Registrar of the University in his speech at the conclusions of the sports.

A word of credit is due to the various masters concerned whose splendid arrangements of the jinect contributed in the main to

its success.

In inviting Mr Teesdale Mack- intosh, the Registrar of the Hong- kong University, to present the prizes at the conclusion of the sports, the Rev. A. J. S. Stearn, Hon.

thanked the Sceretury, officials for their services.

After expressing his pleasure at having been invited to dis-

Mir tribute the prizes,

Mac- kintosh sail he felt that when the invitation was fasued to bin, the selipols were inviting the Registrar of the University rather than himself. If that was so, the invitation meant that the schools had realised, and had de- manded, that a link should exist between them and the University.

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Ke was delighted that they Chan Kwong-iu; 3. Shek Wing. hud realised this and that they wan.

had expressed their demand in High jump junior champion- such บ practicable way, berbip): 1. Adelino Gosuto: 2, 2.00 Cause it was the hope of the Chung Fook-sing: 3, Wong Cheun-

University that it would eventually sing

obtain some of the fine sportsmen in One mile bicycle race (handicap: that afternoon's meeting. Mr 1. Alexander Ignatieff; 2, Lum Mackintosh said he wanted to be Wing-hin; 3. M. Remedios, able to fill the University in future Half mile flat race (challenge with sportsmen and prize-winners cup): 1. G. A. Hyder; 2, Julius from Hongkong schools. (Applause) Holm; 3, Fok Pak-woon. Tine Mr Mackintosh went out to say 2.12 secs.

that the afternoon 'a gathering was 100 yds. flat race (handicap): 1, one of the finest sights that beT. Edwards: 2, E. Howard; 3, could wish to see. It way William King.

full of hope for the future 220 yds, fiat race (junior chum of China. He had n doubt pionship): 1, Ishimatsu: 2. Chung that some of the boys had been Wing-liu; 3, A. Gosano,

in hard training during the last few High jump (senior champion months in preparation for the ship): 1, Francis Wool; 2, Shek sports, and he thought he had often Wing-kwon; 8, Fung Po-hon, seen them training along. Caine Height 5.1 in. Road for the one mile, quarter mile,

etc.

100 yds. flat race for girls (bandi. He had often wished that cap!: 1, Cecilia Dillon; 2 Doria 1.00 they would have extended their Hunt; S. Phyllis Bunt.

run to his (Mr Mackintosh's) house

for girls 100 yds. flat race

in the University, where they might (handicap): 1, Agnes Dillon; 2. 238.60 have soing refreshments, which Eileen Bliss; 8, Irene Williams.

they so much needed. (Laughter). 120 yds. hurdle raco {junior great championship): 1, Chung Kwok them Ping; 2, A. Gesang; 3, Ishimatsu. and he gave then the hint now. 120 yds. hurdle race (senior

1. Lon 71.00 Training, continued Mr Mackintosh, championship):

H would have had 165.00 pleasure

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CANTON NEWS.

The President's Inauguration.

Subsequent to the election of Dr. Sun as President, over 50 M.P.'s have left Canton on various pretexts.

The date of the inauguration of; Dr. Sun as President is still un- certain. It was first decided that! May 1st be the date, then this was altered to April 28th, but latest reports state that a change has been made to May 5th. So far, there has been no official notification on the subject, but meanwhile the decorations in front of the offices of the Military | Government are proceeding whilst the guards have been in- creased in number.

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live audience, the H. B. Waring Company presented Dumas' four- act comedy "A Marriage of Convenience." The play, as is well-known, is a bit of 17tb

dealing with the marital affairs of the Comte and Comtess de Candale, who contract a marriage which is avowedly one of con- venience. Both parties have a

meant hardship. The boys could Ying: 3, Hung Huis-ebang; Century French society life. not train themselves without suffer Young Wing-fai. 129.50ing physical hardship. But in

50 yds. flat race (open to all sports they shared their hardships

old): under 7 years common sympathy 1, Haros; 2, Wong Kam Hong: 3, 10.50 together in

50 and with a common bond. He A. R. Buffied.

means of 11,51 knew of no better

220 yds, flut race (handicap): 1,

Zimmern; 2, Fred love affair and both for a time go promoting friendship than sports. E. T. S.

their own way, but eventually $1,545,61 There was one thing they wanted Blackford; 3, F. F. Prow.

in Hongkong and China and that

100 yds. fiat race for girls true love asserts itself and the union of convenience becomes a their sub was the spirit of friendship and handicap): 1, Agnes Dillon; 2, union of hearts. The piece pro- May Hall sent in scription before this list was comradeship which could not be Irene Williams; 8, Phyllis Hunt.

Quarter mile for Ellis Kadoorie vides a splendid vehicle for the brilliant satire of Dumas, openod. The sum of $1,514.61 obtained outside sports, except in

at all has been forwarded to the Tune the trenches in France during the challenge cup (handicap): 1, G, A.

times smart and clever. Such Waliospital Treasurer, asking war. Cheering rival schools was Hyder; 2, S. A. Rumjabn; 3, Shek and the dialogue is

excellent thing, but another Wing-kwan.

demande B play

extremely him to forward it to the Tientsin thing which was even better than

Seven furlongs flat race (handi-

clever acting to bring out its that was to Iran in sports the im- cap): 1, B. A. Hyder; 2, D. Laing charm, and those who were pro- C. H. TAM,

portance of making name 3, Weng Po-men. Secretary for their own schools. Sports

Two miles bicycle race (open to sont last night were fortunate in

having such talented the the gave

boys

past pupils, handicap): Alexander af brotherhood and friendly

Ignatieff; 2, F. Gomes; 8, A. handling the parts. It was

brilliant success that the Com-1 rivalry and onthusiasm for their

Botelho,

pany scored, the work of Miss own school which would carry them

Team race (senior): 1, St.

Sherwin and of Mr. Quartermaine through life and which would be Joseph's College; 2, St. Paul's as the Comte and Comtess re- never ending source of pleasure in

Collage. Team after life. (Applause.)

rage (junior): 1, St. spectively being of the highest seconded by the other members of the cast, notably Miss Edith Smith, Mr. Christain Morrow and Mr. Wordley Hulse. Added to this was the fact that the piece was beautifully staged, whilst incidental music was played by the Wiltshire orchestra, going to complete a very fine production.

To-night the Company stages "The Speckled Band."

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The prizes were then distributed Joseph's Collego; 2, Queen's Col- possible order. They were ably

amidst prolonged applause,

lege.

The following are the results:

Team race for smell boys: 1, St: Long jump (senior chatopion- ship): 1. Leung Lau Fan; 2, Peter Joseph's College... Uy-peb; 8, Kwok Siu. Distance 17 51 in.

100 yds. flat race (junior cham- pionship): 1, Ishimatsu: 2, Chung Ying Li; 8, Adelino Gosene.

WESTMINSTER HALL. It is officially stated that the expenditure to date on the repaire 100 yds. flat race (sonior oham-to the roof of Westminster Hall poinship): 1, 8. A. Rumjaha : 2, is about £68,000.

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