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SATURDAY'S CHAMPIONSHIP

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1952.

"WEDDING.

PETERS SHEA.

liam Henry Petors, son of Mrs. Aq Peters, and the late Mr. J. J. Peters, and Miss Rosle Margaret Shea, daughter of Mrs. F. S. Shea. and the late Mr. Shen. The Chap. was lain, Rey. T. B. Powell officiated,

and Mr. Mason was at the organ

The start was made at 11 ara., Channel Rocks, Cust Rock Buoy, the course being to Channel Rocks, Club Iine, Channel Rocks, th Kowloon Rock, Mark on Hne, Custfalsh being at the Yacht Club. Rock Buoy, Mark off Kowloon Dock This was a thoroughly good race. and the finish at the Yacht Club. Gnel got a load and, followed by Tho. St. George's boats looked Bluenose, was first round the Cust St. John's Cathedral The fifth series of champion- favourably placed from an early Rock Buoy and looked like win- the scene of a very pretty wedding well eniled race on Saturday afternoon, when the ship races at the Royal Hong-point in the raco and they hadning a vory kong Yacht Club provided some every prospect of getting two boats Adanac was following and even marriage took place of Mr. Wil- vory pleasant sailing on Saturday. Jover the line for first two placer tually took third place. the first At the start the wind was rather when Boojum struck the mark boat St. George's boat to got home. light but it livened n. little during off Kowloon Dock. However, they the afternoon after threatening still had three bbats home out of to fall away. The course for all the first four to Anish, and had a classes was from the Club to lend of three points on the race.. Lyemun Boncon, to Cust Rock Buoy, Club Hine, Channel Rocks and the finish at the Yacht Club, a distance of 8.8 miles.

Afternoon Race.

14

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Finishing Saint Saint

Time Andrew's George's 12.89.24 12.42.14

12.44.53

12.46.42

10.47.48

12.53.53

12.55.51

to Gaol paid some attention Adunac, and thus left Bluenose to

score | Gladys on unmolested to carry first for

Gael Sealark St. Andrew's,

Gael and Adanne had a great finish, i

Bluenose there being less than a second be Joan tween them at the line. Adeio had] Adanac After tin at the Club house, the bad luck for St. George's. She Adele boots went out again at 3 p.m. in was leading three St. Andrew's rauta a breeze about force two and with boats round Cust Rock Buoy Fu indications of it falling. On this some clever fuffing put her out and occasion the bouts were sailed she went round last of the Afternoon event. follows:

qventually. St. Andrew's hadi their five boats home in the firs seven and thus established an un aganilable position,

Seven handicap boata made a [beautiful start and all went on the starboard tack over to the Kowloon shore. Sailing among them was exceedingly close and they all finished close together. St. Andrew's: Gladys (Mr. Rit The first five boats were only chle), Bluenose (Mr. Henderson), separated by 48 seconds on cor-Boojum (Mr. Sutherland); Ursula rected time which marks some of (Mr. Shields), Gael (Commodore the closest racing seen thie sex- Stirling).

the son. Dorothea won followed by Diana and Colleen.

Eight Heyward Hays started for the first time this

acason, Ursula making a late appearance after recently changing hands. Gael won a good race followed by Joan and Daphne in the Gaal and One Desigri class. Details are given below, boats being given in the order of finishing. Points

to date are also given.

Results.

racy,

Hep, on Finishing Corrected

course Time

St. George's: Senlark. (Mr. Vaux); Adele (Mr. Pearce), Adanac (Mr. Adams), Lola (Mr. Rouse), Joan (Mr. Hodgson).

After the race Mr. Pearce, cap tain of the St. George's team, handed over a St. George's flag t Andrew's.

Details are given below,

Results.

There was a slight alteration of

Morning Event.. course the boats being sent toBoojum (retd.)

Lola

.. 12.58.24

1.04.15.

11

9

8

7.

*

21

20

Bluenose. 4.67.49 Gack

11

Adanac .. Gladys

5.00.15 3.00.15.5 5.01.04

8

Boojum.. Adele Uraula Joan

5.01.60

5.04.48

5

5.01.18.0

1

5.14.14

Sexluck.. 5.15.08 Lola

3.10.30

37

19.

Grand total 63

48.

The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr. P. H. Shea. was charmingly attired in cropa satin, trimmed with silver lace, and carried a bouquet of white

roses.

The bridesmaids were the Missos Stella Les and Violet Shea, both of whom wore pretty dresses of crepe de chine with bouquets of pink roses. The Misses Zona and Gertio Jex were the flower girls. Mr. J. A. Kent, of Talkoo, the bridegroom's step-brother, earried out the duties of best man.'

Prior to leaving for Macho, where the honeymoon is to be spent, the newly married couple received the congratulations of their many friends at'a reçeption held at No. 7 Seymour Terrace, The bride's going away dress was of brocade serge, trimmed with green velvet, with hat to match.

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Her. 4.87.31 Mee Sing 3.40 4.40.16 4.38.36 Pierette 4,21 1.19.12 4.44.48 Theela 7.201 4.51.16 4.43.56 Points Scored,

Points won by the various bouts to date are as follows:

Handicaps: Diana 27. Colleen

27, Falcon 22, Dorothea 20, Rolla 19. La Linda. 18 and Argulla 10.

Heyward Hays: Gladys 40, Bluenose 38, Adnane 37, Adole 34, Boojum 32. Scalark 28, Lola 24, Ursula 7.

Gaels and One Designs: Joan 28. Daphne 37, Thecla 23, Meel Sing 31. Gael 31. Ailan 28, Halcyon 26, Pierette 12.

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St. and George's at the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club yesterday, was a very successful and enjoyable function. The competitors were treated to some good sailing, and there were many exetting and exhilarating moments in the races. Team salt- ing invariably has greater attrac- tions than sailing in class cham- demon- pionships, and this was strated yesterday.

The Competitors.

For the morning event the boats were taken as follows by the St. Andrew's team: Joan (Mr. A. L. Shields), Adanac (Commodore A.1 J. B. Stirling), Lola (Mr. R. Su-1 therland), Adele (Mr. M. J. Her derson), Scalark (Mr. A. F. Rit chie)."

St. George's: Boojum (Mr. II. J. Pearce), Gladys (Mr. H. S. Rouse), Bluenose (Mr. Paul Hodgson", Gael (Mr. F. G. Vaux), Urnula (Mr. J. L. Adams).

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