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SCHOOL SPORTS.'

AN ISLAND' EVENT.

CHEUNG CHAU SCHOOL HOLD

ANNUAL MEETING,'

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

CHINA COMMAND MEETING SUCCESSFUL.

SACRED HEART COLLEGE ANNUAL MEETING,

Although the prevalling conditions

Choung Oliau Island was visited by

Commenced on Friday, the athletic were far from ideal, the annual a large number of people on Satur- sports meeting of the China Com- athletle meeting of the Sacred Heart day when the Choung Chau Govern mand was brought to a successful College, which was held on thement School held Its Saventh Annual conclusion on Saturday at Sookun- Kowloon Football Club ground on Sports Meeting, among those present poo. Intermittent drizzle somewhat Saturday afternoon, proved a great success, and in spite of the bad on the school's grounde being Mr. E. marred the enjoyment of the specta Ralphs, the Acting Director of Educators, who included a large number wenther, the competitors look part in tion, Dr. and Mrs. North, Mr. and Mra. of ladies, in addition to the officers the numerous events with the greatest

units of and men of the different keennpas.

the Command,...

C. Franklin, Mesurs. C. G. Alabaster, K.C., G. E. Wetton, R. E. Greensmith, Mrs. Davis, and the heads of the Kaifongs.

At the conclusion of the meeting, the Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga distributed the prizes to the successful com-

The Government Schools in Hong potiters. Before doing so the Honkong were invited to send teams over Mr. Braga addressed the gathering to Cheung Chau to take part in the in the following terms:

To say that I enjoyed immensely the excellent sport provided on this excellent fleld so kindly placed at your disposal by the Kowloon Foot ball Club this afternoon can only be a commonplace remark. I can assure you that in the field of sport as in the sphere of learning you students of the Sacred Heart College are crenting a tradition for this paratively young institution of yours and which, in time, is bound to make great name for itself among the leading colleges in Hongkong.

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team race, and those chosen to re- present their respective schools were conveyed to the island by the "Stanley," thanks to Mr. Ralphs.

As there were no less than 30

events on the programme, the meeting commenced at 11 am. The students all showed keen interest and sonie very interesthig contents were Been..

to

Before asking Mr. Alabaster give away the prizes, Mr. Hon Kau- fong, the Headmaster of the school, thanked those present for their in- terest in the school and expressed his reg.et that Mrs: Southern could

not distribute the prizes an WILS arranged. He, however, added that ho was grateful to Mr. Ainbaster for ao kindly consenting to take her place.

Principni interest was centred in teose events which counted for the Inter-Unit Aggregate Cup, the unita participating being the Royal Artillery, the Hongkong Singapore Brignide, R.A., 1st Somerset Light Infantry, 2nd King's Own Scottish Borderers, and the 3/15th Punjab Regiment.

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The 330 yards relay proved to be one of the most exciting, due to the kren spirit of rivalry displayed les tween the R.A. and the Scottish Borderers. The last lap terrific tussie between their re- passing the presentatives, one man other alternatively, until, with a final spurt, the Artillery managed to beat his opponent by a

touch.

her

man just

Barderers' Win. However, the Scottish Borderots eventually had the greater num

won for of points, which them the Aggregate Cup. Thie Асплен of the various units were an follows:--K.0.S.D., 49 points, RA, 47 points, Somerset L.I. 37 points; Punjabin, 25 points, H.K.S.B., R.A.,

It is the privilege of every student to be proud of his own school. In the same way, it becomes a. duty of the same student to uphold the name of his school, that it can enjoy a reputation equal to the best in this Culony. It is not enough that your In conclusion, he thanked all those University and collegiate examina- who had donated towards the prize tion results should equal those of fund, especially mentioning the Wing the other schools that have produced On, the Sun and the Chosen Com-17 points and Small Units, 9 points. students who have been a credit and panies, the Commercial Press, the an honour to their College; but by | Hun. Mr. W. T. Southern and Mr. Li deportiment and example you have a Yau-tsun. is thanks were also due, duty to your headmasters and your he said, to the sports committee for tenchers to uphold the good name of their untiring spirit and efforts your school,

throughout the day in making the meeting the surces that it was.

Football Rowdyism.

After the prizes were distributed, cheers were given for Mr. Alabaster and Mr. Ralphs,

In this respect you will permit me little word of advice. I hope this ndvice will be taken, to heart for the good that will result therefrom and for the better understanding and. good-will we are all striving to create-1, Ip Koon-kung; 2, Lam Hoo-ylh. In this contopulitan, home of ours. Small Boys' Race (100 Yards)-

There has, of inte, been a tendency 1, Fung Kan-wa; 2, Lin Kai-lim, towards exhibitions of rowdyism at i Arithmetic Rice-1, Lee Koo- the conclusion of occasional football leung; 2, Leung Hing-tong; 3, Lam matches. A little restraint and Yu-kam.

tolerance will convince bow futile! Staff Race), Shak Tak-on; 2, and foolish are these manifestations Tsang Koon-kok; 3, Shok Chang-shan, of Temper that de nobody (any good

400 Yards.-1, Chang King-cheep 2, but mucli unnecessary harm to the Lam Ho; 3, Cheung Ping-lum. exhibitors themselves. Far be from me to auggest, even remotely, that students of the Sacred Heart, Thang Leung; 2, Lam Hoo-yin; College! are guilty of any repreber, Cheung Ping-Jam.

440 Yards (Senior Championship).|

At the conclusion the trophies wero distributed by the General Officer Commanding, H. E. Major- General J. W. Sandilands, C.B.. C.M.G., D.5.0. His Excellency con- gratulated the K.0.5.3. on winning the Aggregate Cup, and had a word of encouragement to offer to the Indian units who had participated most successfully with the other men of the Command at the meeting.

Thanks were expressed to. Colonel.) Comyn for allowing the Band.of the King's Own Scottish Borderers to play during the afternoon, to the musicians for the entertainment provided by them, and the Sports Committee for the excellent arrange.

inents.

The Resulta.

Following were the results:

Three Miles Team Race.fat, 'I.K.S.B., R.A. (Time: 15 mins. 54seen.); 2nd, Punjabis.

Pole Jump 1st, K.O.S.B. (Aggre, gate Height: 37(0); End, Punjabis.

Half Mile Relay-1st, K.0.5.B. (Time: 8 mins, 64.4/5seck.); 2nd,

sibles milhaviour in the football Old Boys' Race (220 Yards).—1, field. If I have spoken as I have Cheung Kee-ping; 2, Eung Tat-sang. I done, it is with the purpose of enlist- 120 Yards (for Boy Scouts),--1, | SLI

(Time: 1 min. 30.8/6secx.); 2nd. RA.

Ling your co-operation to necure Poon Kal-cheng; 2, Leung Koo-lo; 3, 220 yards Relnya, K.0.5.B.

condition as nearly ideal as possible Lam Chu-tin, between players and spectators on Half Mile Flat Race, Ip Koon- the occasiona of matches on, the foot- [ling; 2, Kwok Hin-kwong; 4, Cheung, ball ground.

Ping-lam.

Small Doys' Ilace.--1, Lin Kai-lim; 2, Won Shin-yin; 3, Lam Tem-kuen.

50 Yards Slow Bicycle Race.-1, Lam Hoo-kuch; 2, Twang Shui-ki,

Small Boys' Race (440 yards),-1, Tang Kam-ta; 2, Wong Sun-yam; 3, Lam Tim-kueri.

Long Jump-1st, R.A. (Aggre- gate Distance: 37, 84ins.); 2nd, K.0.5.B.

220 yards Enlisted Boys' Iaco 1st, Hoy Morris, R.A., (Time: 26.4/5 secs. 2nd, Roy Thorogood, S.L.I.; 3rd, Boy Olver, R.A.

K.O.S.B. (Time: 1 min. 10.2/froca.); 120 yards Hurdles Relay-1st,

2nd, SLAL

R.A.

Putting

Shot.--1nt, (Aggregate Distance: Cofi. 3ins.);: 2nd, S...I

Recommendation to Government, That the schools of Hongkong de receive every ERCORPOREment for healthy outdoor recreation goes with out saying. Without disclosing any official sweret, I find the greatest pleasure in letting you know that, 111 association with the Chinese representative for Kowloon on the and Junior)), ant Hoo-quen; 2.3 mins, 42.1/6 duck); 2nd; K.O.S.B. Obstacle Race (50 Yards, Senior 40 yards Relay.-Isl, R.A. (Tinter Legistative Council, 1 took part at Wan Ting-sing recent conference, as 1 result of which recommendation has been One Mile Flat Raer (Senior and forwarded to His Exrelloney the Junior): 1, Thang Loung; 2, Kwok Governor for a large open

Ming-kwong; , aim Heo. within the Kowloon Tong district to Junior Burdle (120 Yards)-1, be allotted to the schools at Kewloon Love Chung-wing; 2, Lung Shut-inau. as an extensive playing field. Know- Senior Hurdle (120 Yards, Cham- ing, as we do, Sir Crell Clepenis pionship)-1, Lau Hooyin; 2, L allende for education in Hongkong Wah-hi. and the personal interest he takes in its scholars, we ared entertain no doubt that the recommendation will

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receive His Excellency's, sympathetic tamsideration.

The Sportsma's Spirit.

have said more than I had in-

Open Mile Rate.-1st, Abdul Safur (Time: 5 mins. a sors.); 2nd, Rakha Singh; 3rd, Indur Singh.

100 yards Relay-1nt, K.O.S.B (Time: 43.3/Breen.); 2nd, R.A.

"High Jump-1st, S. L. 1 (Aggre- Half Mile (Open).-1, C. Figuçire-gate Height: 10ft. 6 ins.); 2nd, H.A. do; 2, A. Carvalho; 3, W. Lawrence, Inter-Unit One Mile.-18), I.K. (Time: 4 mins. 63.2/6 Camille Ruco-- 1. Woo Ting-nm | SB., R.A. and Mina Mak Ship-tsang: Ip sees.); 2nd, K.O.S.B. Kon-hing and Miss Cint Wai-ming, Tug-of-War--Won by R.A. from Stuf Race (440 psi)-1, Shak K.0.8.8. In two straight pulls in Tak-on; 2, Trang Kou-Lu; 3 Wong the final. Shing-shak.

Inter-Unit Aggregate Cup.-Wou

Hoo-luen; 2, Wun Kani-ming; 3.)

One Mile Bicycle Race.-1, Lam by K.0.5.B.; Runners-up, R.A.

QMetals. Chua Ping-bar.

tended at first. I just wish to add that you keep up these very enjoy able annual sports meetings of yours and that you continue to be as suc- cessful at school as you have shown Needle Race-1, Ho Kaleht and yourselves to be at outdoor sports, partner; 2, Ip Koon-hung and partner. Cultivate the real sportsman's spirit Team Race (Junior).-Won by -the spirit of co-operation and of Clasa IT. give and take. Believe me, if you

100 Yards Consolation Roec' (Smın}}

The following were the Officials: President: II. E, Major-General J. W. Sandilands, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O. Hon. Secretary:Capt. K. V. B. Benfield, D.S.O., M.C.

Athletics Committee:-Capt, R. B.

are determined not to depart from Boys).-1, Ng Lut-wni; 2, Chan Chu Hojer, 3/16th Punjab Regt. Licul

the spirit of giyo und tuke, you can hing

not fail to make good students of

100 Yards Ambulance Race:-1,Borderers, Lleut, A. J. F. Sugden,

The Officials.

the Sneret Heart College, successful Ng Sum-fook; 2, Au Yeung-kin. business men when you are enlled ujioh to play the nare important game in tho battle of life, and worthy citizens of the Colony of Hongkong.

The officials were: Patron:-Rev. Fr. G. M. Spada; Headmaster:--Mr. J. S. Shak.

General Committee of Sports: The successful competitors in the President-Mr. W, E. Hollanda; Vico- following events were:

The Results.

Long Jump (Junior)-1, Chung-wing; 2 Loung Shiu-man. Length: 17 ft. 2 ins."

Long Jump (Senior Champlon),

1, Ip Koon-bung; 2, Lam Hoo-yin, Length: 19 ft. 2, Ins.

Hon.

R.A

1. A. Kelly, 2nd King's Own Scottish Lieut. C. E. C. Burton, A., Lieut. D. G. G. MacDonald, E., Lieut. L. H. Bradshaw, 1st Somerset Light Infantry, and Lieut. J. R. I. Platt, 1st Sameraet Light Infantry (Hon. Secretary).

Referce: Col. J. Med. Haskard, C.M.G., D.S.O.

C.

E.

President Mr. F. Smith;

Track Events, Chief Judge:-Capt. Secretary-N. H. Leung; Mr. F. W. P. C. Perfect, 2nd BR. K.0.8.3 Black, Mr. Lam Tit-ang, Mr. H. Judges: Capt. J. R. Vedder, 8/15th Dixon, Mr. A. V. Goxone, Mr. Keng Punjab Regt, Capt. R. L. D. Carew Kan-clues, Mr. Leung Tuen-sheung, R.A., Lieut. R. F. Wright, R.A. and Mr. Tam Chung, Mr. R. M. Omar, /cut. J. II. Alme, 1st Bn. Somerset, Mr. Shul-lun, Mr. Ko Sik-wal.

Field Events, Chiot,, Judge:-Capt. Judges. Mr. A. V. Gosano, Mr. Tam Ping-wah, Mr. Li Shul-lutt, Mr. O. G. B. Philby, 1st Bn.. Somerset, High Jump (Junior), Leung 1 Ting-kun, Mr. Fok Wing-kat, Mr. Burden, R.A. and Lieut. J. D. Welch,

LI-Judges: Lieut. Shui-man; 2, Leo Chung-wing-Kong Kam-ghuen, Mr. Shak Pui-tim 2nd Bn. K.0.8.B. Height: 4 ft. 6 ins.

Starters-M. Ko Sik-wai, Mr. Tug-of-War. Umpire:-Lieut.-Col High Jump (Senior Champlon). Li Shul-lun, Mr. R. M. Omar, Mr. W. F. Christian, D.8.0., R.A. Jud- 4, On Lanreet! Tel. No. C.43951, Lam Hoo-yin; 2, Ip Koon-hang. S. 0. Bux, Mr. Tam Ping-wah, Mr. gos:-Major

W. K. Campbell, Cures Rheumatism, Nervouspess Height: 6 ft. 2 ins..

Kong Kam-chuen.

D.S.O., M.B.E., M.C., I.A.M.C. and 100 Yards

(Junior Flat Race

Handicappers-Mr. Fok Wing-kai, Lieut. V. W. Tregear, 3/15th Pun Handicap)-1, Leung Shu-man; 2, Mr. Shak Tak-on, Mr. Kong Kam jab Regt

Starters: Capt. A. G. Dobble, Len Hing-tong.

chuen, Mr. Jepng Wing-lak. 120 Tards Flat Raco (Senior Cham- Time Keepers--Mr. Kong Kam- 2nd Bn. K.0.8.B. and Lieut. T. V.

Beer, 1st Bn. Somerset, LI

Timekeepers: Capt. F. G. Le plonship for challenge cup presented chuen, Mr. Wang Shing-teo, Mr. A,

R.A. and Licut, G, A. Palmer, by Mr. 14 Wah-hing to be won three Gonno, Mr. He Tak-hing, Mr. Ng years in succession, 1028 won by IpWing-hing. Mr. Shu Chung-yin, Mr.

Clerk of the Couro:-cat. D. Pak-wa)-1, Lam Hon-yin; 2, Ip Ng Tae-hing. Koon-hung. Time: 12 soca.

Clerks of the Course-Mr. Teang G. G. MacDonald, R.E. Koon-kook, Mr. Shen Fung-ming. Chief Whip: R.S.M. T. Parkin- Smail Boys' Raco (50 Yards, Handicap)-1, Fung Kam-wa; Tak-on, Mr. Taul Tat-chuen,

Decoration Committee, Mr. Shak son, 2nd.Br. K.0.8.D.

Chlef Event Master:-W.0.1. R. Refreshment Committee-Mies 9. Turner, R.A 220 Yards (Junior challenge cup). Chung, Miss M. Chung, Miss R. Shak, R.S.M. E. J. O'Hare, D.C.I., 1st Bn.

Chief

Megaphone Steward:- -1, Leung Shuf-man; 2, Chiang Man Miss R. Chung. Miss M. Tam, Mr. Somerset, I..I.

Jai Shut-kwan, Mr. Shak Tek-on, Mr.

Chief Recorder:-Sergt. 200 Yards (Senior Championship).Tauf Tat-chuen, Mr. D. Tam.

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