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ATHLETIC MEET.

SUCCESSFUL OPENING YESTERDAY.

SCHNEIDER CUP.

SEAWORTHINESS TESTS.

London, Sept. 6.

The Athletic Meet under the nu In the glare of electric lights half- pices of the Chinese Athletic Associa- naked men were seen talling in the There were

LAWN TENNIS.

"Appetisers."

DRAW FOR THE ATHLETIC At this time of year, when every- MEET OPEN CHLAMPIONSHIP.body feels more or less jaded and |aut-of-sorts, thero is a tendency to The following is the draw in the stimulate the enfeebled uppetite

tion comienced yesterday afternoon. almost tropical heat all night long ati open tennis tournament In connexion by means of cock-talls, aperitives'

at

the Quarry Bay reclamation Calshot Air Station, ground, a number of Chinese athletes engineers and mechanics feverishly from Canton and Singapore being preparing the British and Italian among the large number of conton Schneider Cup machines in, readincan for the tests of their seaworthiness, ders,

A British Disappointment.

Lnter.

with the Athletic Meet, to be played from September 9 to 18:

Bingles Championship,

Lim Bong So v. lu Tak Chouk. E. C. Minchor T. G. Bodiker.

S. A. Rumjatin. S. J. Remedios. H. D. Rumjahn v. II. Lo. The above play their matches on September

John Lim v. H. Yosida. T. Hunda v. W. Hardy, M. W. Lo V. W. Bray.

The President of the Chinese which started at 7 o'clock, Athletic Association, Mr. Y. K. Mok, The seaplanes must taxi so far, addressed the gathering and thanked take off and alight so many times, all those whose contributions of and then be moored so long. money or labour had helped to mako the inceling a success., Ife remarked in keca that the C.A.A, was always

sport among the younger of the Chinese race, and was doing Its best to bring about Improvements in the near future.

Mr. Aw Hoon Haw, who hoisted the

AL A

A signal for the

for the commonco-1 for this morning's navigability trials ment if the meeting, emphasised the to find their efforts to overcome the Lo and C. Chon. importance of physical development,

Engindera and mechanics working an the Gloster Napter monoplane Golden Arrow, of which so much was

most disappointe

K. L. He Y. S. E. Green. The above play their matches on September 10.

expected were after ཀླུ་ night'a toll in preparing her Bye.

and said that the members and om petrol-feeding trouble were fruitlena,

Doubles Championship.

9. A. Rumjahn and II. D. Rumiahn.

W. Bray and Owen Hughes v.

M. W. Lo and M. K. La v. W. Hardy

talk of the C.A.A. in organising this and she will only be agreserve for the and Richardson.

gigantic sport meeting aimed at

stirring up of the interest an Chinesc in improving their sports prowear, le

also pointed out that the

r'nce.

The other Britian representatives, two Rolls-Royce Super Marines 80 and a Super Marine Napier S5 (the Greig) were wheeled out for their trisis, followed March 37.

followed by the two Italians, Macchi

L.

lu Tak Cheuk and Chiu Tsun Chiu

S. J. lemedios and A, V. Gosano, Lim Bang So and John Lin' v. K.]

lio and Yew Man Kit The Above play their matches on

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Chinese athletes were unfortunato, Inst-mentioned piloted by Lt. D'Arcy Septenter and Badiker v. T. Hondta

in their competitions with members of other Asiatic races in the Far East- ern Olympics, and it was with the iden of producing more formidable contestants that he was assisting the C.A.A. in every way he could,

Other speakers included Mr. Wong Kwong-tin, Mr. Ho Iu, Mr. Chan in pak and Mr. Yau Kee-cheung. All] speeches were made before a micro- phone,

There was a parada of the officials of the C.A.A. and the various con- tenders before the cunnrencement of

tile sports.

The Results.

The full results of the various events were as follow:

Flat Race, 100 Metres (first heat) 1, Lam Yuk-ying; 2, Fung Kwok-wah 3, Chen Kaug-cho. The 12 seck,

100 Metres, (secmal heat) 1, Cheung Koon-sung: 2. Ng Choi-hing: 3, Malt Kwok-tung. Time, 11 4/5 sees..

Discus Throw, 1, Ng Tin-ling: 2, (wok Ying-ming Distance, 20.1 yards.

But Race, 200 metres, (firal heat) 1, Cheung Koon-sing; 2, Nr Choi hing; 25 1/4 secs.

-200 metres, (second heat) 1, Tam Yuk-ying; 2 Mak Kwok-tung:

Funk

Kwok-wah. Time, 25 2/5 secs.) Fiat Race, 1,600 metres, (nl) 1, Fung Kwok-wah; 2, Lau Yau-to; 3, Lam lu. Time, 4 mina, 52 2/5 secs.

Long Jump, 1, Mok Hing-kong (5.8 metres); 2, Cheung Tak-wing (5.7 metres),

Both the team races of 1,500 metres) and 800 metres were won by members of the C.A.A., while the contenders! of the Fuklen Athletic Association came second in the Intter event.

The afternoon's events came to n conclusion with the play-off of the volley ball game in which the To Keung Athletic won by 2 to nil' against the Lui Yue Association..

Aquatic Events;

Tao swimming events held lust) night resulted as follows;

The Italians have only flown ong of the new Minchis, and had to ef- fect repairs at night ta per Mayor Bernhardi's muching ready for the trials.

Machines Teled.

Later,

Three British and three Italian machines successfully emerged from their taking off and alighting tests for the Schneider Cup contest, and are now moured to buoys for a six

'hours' seaworthiness-test.-Router.

S. E. Green and H. Yosida,

,

G. W. Sowell and C. E. Holmes v.

The above play their matches on; Ng Kam Chuen and Chol Ping Fan.

5. Flucher and E. F. Finelior,; September 18. Bye.

Any player who la Into by ten minutes will lose his match by de fault. No match can be postponed unless prevented by weather condl. tions. All matches must be played on courts of the Chinese Athletic Associa tion North Point Stadium, and will be decided by the best of three ents except in the Semi-Final and Finel, where the best of ave nets will be! necolary. For all matches, new

Chinese boxing Exhibition (C.M.A.) Dunlop tennis balls will be provided. I

Basket ball Match.

3.15 p.m., Throwing (Final). Lion Exhibition (N.M.A.),

the Jiszus

3.30 p.m., High hurdle (final). 3.46 p.nt, Flat Race 860 m. (Final). 4.90 p.m.. Low hurdle (heat). Valley bull (T.K.A. v. Y.S.A.). 4.15 pm, Open Team Race 1600 m.! (Final).

Exhibition p.m. Football

4.30

(CAA. v. SLIK), Swimming: Water Polo Competition,

8.00 p.m., 50 metres Free style (Semi-final),

8.16 p.m., 200 metres Brenst Stroke, 8.30 p.m., 100 metres Free stylo (semi-final).

8.45 p.m., 100 metres Back stroke (heat).

9.00 pp., 100 metres Free style (open)-final.

Athletic Meet-(2)

9.15 p.m., Fancy dive.

9.45 p.m., 200 metres Free style (final).

19,60 p.m., Team Race (final). 10.20 pan., Water polo (S'pore team

v. T.S.A.).

To-morrow's Finals, 10.00 am, Flat Race 100 metres. 10.15 a.m.,, Throwing the Discus, 10.39, a.m., Flat Rare 400 m. 5 Metres, Free Style. First heat.-

Basket Ball. 1. Wong Mow-young, Singapore, (31

Long Jump. sers), Yeung Man-kit, CA.A, 3 Chan Wu-yin, C.A.A.

11,00 am., Hongkong St. John Second heat.-1. Leung Sul-man, bulance Display. CB2, (20) week) Li Chan-yce,

11.46 am.. Throwing the Javelin

f

Singapore. 3. Wong Lit-kwang. Fu events),

Xtien.

Third heat.-1. Wong Wing-four." 2.C.A.A. (34 1/5th. Aces.). 2. Choi Chale

Inn, GATA. H. Li Tai, Cantan,

Fourth heat.-1, Kwak Fong-sau," CA.A. (33 secs.): 2. Tong lu-fan, Conton, 3, Luk Man-san, Fukien."

200 Meires, Breast Stroke. First

Canton heat-Luk Wing-nik,

(3

mius. 25 sees.). 2. Cheung Su-sang, Slugapore.

Second bent.--1. Lo Chi-hing. CAA. (3 mins, 28 secs.). 2. Chong Shu-kat, Singapore.

Third heat.--Walk over, Chi Tak

CAA.

oth heat.-1. Leong Wing-hon. Canton. 2. Ching Hin-chi, C.A.A.

Free Style. First heat. Metres, -walk over, Cheong Fung-sal, Singa

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Second heat.-1. Luk Man-13, Fakten. 2. Leung Shiu-man, CA.A,

Ladies 100 Metres, Free Style. First heat-1. Chan Yuk-fai, C.A.A. (1 min. 51 2/5th, sees.). 2. Wong Shuk hing, C.A.A.

Choy Po-chi,

Second bent--. CA.A. (1 min. 59 4/5th. secs.), 2. L Kwai-chan, C.A.A.

100 Metres, Free Style (open to the Mong-gwan, Colony), final. . Ne Singapore (65 4/5th. secs.). 2. W. Lawrence, V.R.C. 3. Leung Shlu-man. To-day's Programme;

2.00 ... Flat lace 100 m 2.15 p., Pale jump (Final).

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Flat Race' 200 in. (final).

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12.15 p.n., Fhit Race 200 m. 12.30 p.m., High Jump. 1.00-2.00, Interval.

Chinese Boxing Exhibition A.A.)

Hong. Doubles,

Only we matches were played in the Hong Doubles' tennis tournament at the Hongkong Cricket ground yea- terday, C. B. Brown and H. R Forsyll (Linstead and Davis) hent J. M. Norrie and J. H. Ashworth (Chartered Bank) 6-2, 3-6, 6-2.

In the second match L. C. F. Bel- lamy and V. R. Gordon (Tramway Company) did not complete their tussie with H. J. Armstrong and 0. E. . Marton (Deacons). When the

abandoned the contest was stood at one set all and five games n!!

score

CRICKET LEAGUE.

DIVISION ENTRIES FOR

COMING SEASON.

Mr. . . . Huicock was re-elected Fresident of the Hongkong Cricket Lengue at the annual meeting held in the Sanitary Board Boous last even ing. Mr. W. Brace was elected Vloe Presilent and Mr. W. C. Hung Was appointed Hon. Secretary.

Commenting on the repit and ae counts, the Chairman, Mr. Hancock, there was a very

pointed out that balance of $891.

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Liculeimat Maxwell naked if the

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1 2.00 p.m., Team Race (1000 metres),

Lion Exhibition (N.M.A.).

Throwing the Discus,

2.16 p.m., Hop and Step Jump. 2.30 p.m., Flat Race 1500 metres. 2.46 p.m., 800 m. Train Race (Open) 3.00 pm, at Race 10,000 m. 3.30 p.m., Volley Ball. 4.30 pm, Football Exhibition

A.A. v. Navy).

Swimming and Water Pulo Competition (Finals).

8.00 p.m., Free Style 50 . 8.15 p.m., Brens! Stroke 200 m. 8.5 p.m., Free Style 100 metres. 8.35 p.m., 400 metres Free Style. 8.60 m., Back Stroke 100 m.

On the proposal of the Chairman i wa ngain decided to have two ivisions. It was announced that the Hongkong Cricket Club recand eleven, lenders last year, wished It remain

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in that division. An Army team was would be, therefore, that a (Cnted for the first division, the number of men might play in th

Artillery moving into the first division, leaving none to play second division. It was also an in the teatas in the second division. noureed that there would be no Ile suggested that the rules might second Navy eleven, and that the be amended to avoid this difficulty. divisions would he constituted ar follows:

9.00 p.m., Ladies Free Style 100 m. 1.10 p.m., Team Race 200 m. (open). 9.30 p.m., Long Distance 1500 m. 10,00 p.m., Water polo.

Monday's Swimming Meet.

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1. 60 in. Free Style.

2. 100 m. Fancy Style.

3. 200 m. Free Style.

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First Division.-Hongkong Cricket Club University, Kowloon Cricket Club Indian Recreation Club, Royal Navy, Chinese Recreation Club, Crai Fengower, Civil Service and Army.

Second Bud, R.E. and S., C.S.C.C. gad, Division--II.K.C.C. Indian R.C.

RAS.C., K.C.C. 2nd, Recrein, Unversity and C.C.C. 2nd., Police R.C, BL.A.0.C.

Artillery and Royal Mr. Hancock said it was doubtful whether the Hongkong Electric Re

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ercation Club would entor owing to a ground dificulty.

Combined League Matches, Lieutenant Maxwell said the Army would have some difficulty in putting In the same ride in overy match, owing to camps etc. The result

After some discussion it was decld- ed to leave the matter to the military representatives, the Chairman saying that they knew the feeling of the meeting and would not take advan lage of their position.

The meeting approved the follow Ing combined League fixtures.—

Lengua v. Combined Schools, Octo-

27. her C.S.C.C. ground.

League v. Volunteers, December 22. Evereto Ground.

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Lengua v. United Services, Janu

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First Division Winners v. The Reat, April 5. Winners' ground.

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