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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10,

LADIES' HARBOUR SWIM.

Mins. Sacs.

Olliver was let off at point, the

1 Hisa Gladys Ramsay 33

02

bataman profiting by this stroke

2 Miss Daisy" "Witchell 89

33

3. Mrs. Richmond

40

54

4. Mrs. Clems

+5

5 Maggie Ramsar

Miss Molly Groundwater Wins.

More favourabe conditions than on the previous two years" func-

6. Miss Thelma May.... 62 7. Miss Nora Pile..... 54.

56 & Miss D. May

....38 -

The Men's Event.

of fortune to accumulate 75, the highest saare of the match. Capi 23 le Fleming reached double figures 34 before obstructing one from Lam. 54 [meri, wha, with his laft handed 34 falow-medium deliveries, WLS 26" maintaining a good length. Sayar is and Hancock went cheaply. Ospi Favelack-Daries and Stapleton reached double figures, and Owen Hughes kept his and up, so that when time was called the acor board showed 178 for eight wickets.

The list of Lady Champions tions marked the third now made up as follows

Min Sac. Ladies' Barbour Swim contested by nine competitors rested ay 1920 Miss Ruby Young 37 101,5 afternoon. Though there was a1921 Miss G. Ramsay ...38 DZ slight breeze from the north, the 1922 Miss M. Ground-

water; water was not too cold and the

Reed, still exhibiting the jazz sea much less choppy than one

step at the start of his run, would expect at this time of

There are 19 entries for the bowled excellently, capturing fre the year. Noteworthy for the low average age of the com.men's event to-day, as under: wickets at ten runs apiece. He petitors for such a strenuous. Ramsay, J. R. Johnstone, Y. was reserve in the tournament contest, the results were even Kusano, A. Hamid, A. May. Leung two years ago. This time he looks The more gratifying, for all the nice Sul-man, Sung Ju-tak, Leung Sai-like earning his colours. competitors finished the course tak. G. A. Jack, D. Ogilvie, B. Ras-gates of the rest of the half- and the winner was one of the musser. D. Laing, Edgar H. Grims-dozen bowlers tried youngest of the bitch. Missley, T. Kitagawa, K. Ono, D. Lyon, impressive. Molly Groundwater, to whom the A. A. Botelho, C. D. Easterbrock distinction has now cane of being land Gunner McDade.

the winner in the 1992 Ladies'

Harbour Race, is under thirteen. Followers of the natatorial ar:) will recall

by

Previous winners have been:

Mins. Secs.

were Cot

Anoiber trial match is to be played on Saturday. Score:

Wood's Team. E... Mitchell. Sayer.

Erans

the surprise he 1906 Gr. Brotherton.. 124,5. de Rome. L. J. Pavies, recently sprang

A

Thomas, Line 1907 A. E list of

In nade successes recent ladies' swimming contesta 1908

504 5 HOLS. Tamar... 28

do.

colcinating in winning thel 1909 . J. Cooke Ladies Championship. Yestor-1910 F. Logan day's additional honour shows 191

..

her to be a very fine-swimmer. 1912 Br. Nutty, B.G.A. 34 with considerable powers of 1918 J. C. Finch- endurance.

A feature of the race was that Miss Phyllis Hun: (azed ten) and Miss Doria Hunt fazed eight) took part and both finished the whole distance.

The Race.

b Havelock Davies

26 504,3 May Matthews, cle Fleming

29 262/3 26 582

33 162/3

Exa34

17 B.E... Webster, e Pearce b

Erue.

82

A. F. Wood, 1.b.. Søper

67

Lieut. Davos.Hancock, b

22 26

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1916 1917

do. da

Kav. Crule-Items, e lë" Fleming

2

o Arrull

1918 A. Logan

20 13

1919 J. R. Johnstone. 1920

A. L. Gnce, put ut..

15

27

1921

15. dɔ.

26

53 1:51

E. G. Lammert, hit wkr., b

l'ocells

26 53

at. Bed, e Owen Hughes.

| U.M. Omar. 2. Davis; b Saper D

The prites will be presented the conclusion of to-night's race.

The otheists were as under: Judges and Committer: Rev. G. Warblerase. Mesars A H Carroll. A. A Alves, 1. T. May,

The arrangements that were so successful is the promotion of previous years' rac were 70-T peated yesterday in the marking

of the course by a line of bal Fin. D. K. Bar. A. Siba and the provision of dinghies manned by efficient members

of

Club

on

the Victoris

in CLN2 the

Netto, T. Meek Recreation Lammer. E. M.

distress Crocker.

Umpires: Mr.

part of Any of the swimmers. However, there W. Legan. P. L. was no real need for the latter Jula, Rodger. part of the sirengements, as all! finished the courte.

After the plunge in from the launch on the Kowloon side, the swimmers kept close together: with Mrs. Yip Lai Li, the first Chinese lady to take part in a contest of this kind weil saead. Be fore one-third of the distance was Begotiated, the current began to

1 Sayer

Capt. Spink-, t

Davies, b Areulti Extras.

Havelock

Tetal

A. E. Alves. F Hazeland, E. T

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Capt. Havelock

Davis

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M. Dyer, Mej Forsyth, Mr., el Arculi:..

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1. Ofeo Hughes Stater: Ret. 6. T. Waldesta. Donnelly... E Clark et Care: Commanderj. R. Saver.......S

W. Beckwith, E.; Lient. C. P. Capt. le Fleming Mithune, 1.5.

Time-keepers: Messrs. A. A

፡፡

Hancock's Team.

13

Alves A. F Alves. G. T. May. T.T. E. Peare, enn.lb Reed

Capt Oliver. Omar, Beei.. 78 Meek. J. Lynn

14'ap

Fleming. 1.b.m Lammert 16. D. Saper, e Omar, & Res d..

Hon. Treasurer: Mr. A. E. Ales

Mc- Hon. Secretary

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Mr.

tell, and there was x tendancy to | Kindly drift eastwards. Mrs. Yip who si ternately used the breast and over-

arm stroke, was in the best:

position under these conditions INTERPORT CRICKET.

arm strokes.

It was

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1 Lecture at the University.

6

cluded

electro-therapy, hydro- therapy, massage and exercises. It was relatively, unsy to secure per- sunnel for this class of work, be- case physician for years had been using this in treatment of dis- but with occupati,mal- FL different mat- The object of eupational.

P

R. Hunete, and 1. Webster a large as lietas, mainly forme! therapy it was Capt. Hatelsck latica, e Gaze,

ful medical stulent of the Hooter.

b Umar

C. I. Stapleton. ib.. Reed

fi, Owen Hughes, not out

B. D. Evans, b Beri

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14 kong Caversity, listened to an in-therapy was të prevent the patients 12teresting

delivered by from worrying about the future. Hera M. Evans in and is this ebanection craft work 1 Java Ca [7] the Union semidy twth prior to was introduced. At the beginning ith sao ml meeting of the Medical 75 per cent of the work could be at non-purposeful. but 15 Sorvete yesterday altesausa. Dr. Jelapsed

was found that the right H. G. Endle. Pre- leat of the later it

could be better thinking men

illustration, B1--Col.

instance station in conaretion with the Evans referred to the

brakeman who let ope United States Art and Nazy

war. It was ob- „Public Health Servive, and is visit limb in the

Total form witSets... 178 | Mediraktischty, took the chair.

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1. J. Dusig- and D. E. Ponuelly C. Brags is the Head of occupied by purposeful thing. did not bat.

How has analys

E. G. Lemtuert. 14 1 E. 1. Reed..........

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the Departint of Phy-dial Reco2.

Commerts.

but Miss Molly Groundwater was making good headway in spite of the comparatively lonzer stretch she had to cover. noticeable that whereas the Back Holiday allowed of a Chinese lady sometimes rested full das interport trial match on by changing her stroke, the the Hongkong C. C. ground. Mr. European contestant was chop R. Hancock captaining a team ping the water with steady oter of Probables against Mr. A. E. By this time the Wood's collection of Possibles. firet four swimmere, who had The ground looked in good run-i

to the Colony, uning here with that when be recovered he drawn away from the rest ap getting condition at the start, L'. M. Umar

the Hnc. Mr. U. H. Hu-top. Unit could not return to his work as a were keeping close tozether but the pitch became worn BE... Welster..

ef State Vssistant Secretary of Drakecac. Those in charge there. fore taught binu telegraphy, type were in the following order:

play proceeded, the ball: Mr. Yip Lay Miss Molly rising considerably at

writing and book-keeping, to train times.

The Torturer oh so as his sub-him up for office work. In other Groundwater, Miss Thelma Mas

A goodly gathering watched

Pecs Pag-ical Reconstruction."

cases of this kind shorthood was and Miss Muriel Blunsdon the match, which furnished an Following a long way behind element of surprise, as the Fossi

ile all that it had been wonder-taught. were Miss Connie Smith, Mins'

ial opportunity to him for the past JAPANESE IN PEKING, bles, favoured by firs: knock, put Enid Cornell, the little sisters the Probables in danger of defeat According to the census taken fears to know something of Hunt and Miss P. Gerrard.

until the clock came to the rescue by the Japanese authorities in the results of the casualties of the Miss Groundwater then shaped of the latter. The teams were Peking at the end of August, the war upon hats, and it had

Lt. Col. Evars concluded that i her course to make direct for the twelve a side, and it is a little number of Japanese residents in the work of his staff to make finishing point. She very soon uritua that of the nineteen the capital is 1.485, of whom 764 the hard-big- a light as possible. the cross of work of this kind overtook and passed Mrs. Yip, wickets that fell only one was are males and 721. females. Be

There were my" that depended largely upon the energy and improved her lead by thirty bowled, Evans making no attempt sides these, there are 227 Koreans would be beterred to wader the and integrity of the individual him. yards. The SK9

Physical Beroun-true-self. distence to play a leg ball from Reed that and 25 Formosany.

heading t

At the conclusion of the lecture separated the Chinese swimmer troke in a lot.

top. uid the lecturer, Physical

William Brungate, Reconstruction reclaimed the man Sir

Vire from Miss Bleadson, who had, un The Possibles' captain did well her part, passed Miss Max with 65, and Lt. Bacon followed bitberto a good third. The same up bis success in the first trial order continued until the finish, game by making top score for bisti Vich Records gives the treePhysio-therapy and Decupa-Evans, which was heartily given

when, to the accompaniment of a side. beating Wood by une. burst of applause from the large Seren bowlers were tried, of crowd esscolded on the Praya whom Evans and Sayer were the wall and from the men on the most successful. warships, Miss Groundwater Mitchell and de Bome opened registered a fine win, her time the inaings to the attack of Capt. being two seconds less than that Havelock-Davies and Arcalli. taken by Miss G. Ramsay to After contributing half a dozen, win last year's event. Mrs. Yip de Rome was caught at the came in a minute and 33 seconds wicket. Major Matthews stayed, after Miss Groundwater, with some little while, and then he and Miss Blondson following very Mitchell were dismissed in quick closely behind.

succession, while Webster left The finishing times were

As after making nine. Then Wood Under:

and Bacon got together, and a Mins. Secs.lengthty partnership ensued while

several changes were rung in thei bowling. Subsequently there were

1. Miss Molly Ground-

water

38

2. Mra. Yip Lai-li... 39

3. Miss Mariel Blondson 41

4. Miss Thelma May.. 41

G. Miss Connie Smith.. 43

6. Miss Enid Cornell

33 two or three useful items, but no prolonged stand, and the innings

47

was complated at the excellent

59 total of 261.

11

55

47

7. Miss Phyllis Hunt.. 50

For Hancock's side Pearce and Capt. Olliver opened to the bowl.

8. Miss Doris Hunt ... 51 17 ing of E. G. Lammert (Nava), 9. Miss P. Gerrard .... 57 55Yard end) and Read. Pearce was The first prize was presented not long in making a start, but br Miss B. Pereira, the second by, when a couple of on-boundaries Mr. F. Lammert and the third by off Reed had brought his tally to Mr. H. Eelyat. All the other the unlucky 13 he returned the Ladies will be presented with next ball to the trundler, who souvenirs by the V.R.C.

captured it within inches of the For the purposes of comparison turf. The same bowler experienc- we give the times of last year's ed a piece of bad luck almost simultaneously when Capt: competitors:

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from the sub-portal to the sormal. Chancellor of the University, pro- It ung-isted of two branches (1) povet a vote of thanks to Li.-Col.

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