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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1932,

LOCAL BOY WINS THREE ARMY

SWIMMING

TITLES

ACHIEVEMENT OF

MR. G. MAY'S

SON

WINS 100,220 & 880 YARDS

HOLDER OF 440 YDS. RECORD

Winner of the Army 100.

yards Free Style, the 220 Style and the 880 yards Free Style.

Helder of the Army record for the 440 yards. Free Style.

Such is the remarkable swim- ming achievements of Sapper] May, an old Hongkong boy and son of Mr. G. May of the Public Works Department.

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Sapper Muy left Hongkong to join the Royal Engineers about four years ago and at the age of 20 has this year captured three "Army swimining titles, Décupied second place in another race and has to his credit the Army record swim for the half mile.

PROMISE FULFILLED,

When a boy in Hongkong he dis- played unusual promise as a swim- mera promise which he is now amply fulling. His recent per- formances in the Army Champion- ships stamp him as a particularly brilliant swimmer and there is not the lightest doubt that he will develop yet further,

Y. M. C. A. WATER POLO TEAM

THE Y.M.C.Anior water polo team enjoyed successful season

this year. The team is hore shown together with Mr. J. H. Hunt, Secretary in charge. Standing are S. Garrod, W. Campbell; J. H. Hunt; H. Angus and W. Stoker. Sitting are A. Donn, E. Railton and W. Kerr,

FINE SPORTS RECORD OF LINCOLN REGIMENT

CHALLENGE TO LOCAL CLUBS

SOCCER, CRICKET AND HOCKEY PROSPECTS

IN the realms of sport great things may be expected of

MAMAK

HOCKEY

GUEST

SCORES

THRICE

TO GIVE SAINTS

EASY WIN

A. E, P. Guest was in grent scoring mood for St. Andrew's Club when they mot the R.AS.C.. In the Maniak Hockey Shield yesterday, and netted three of the five Saints goals.

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SPORT AÐVÍS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKRY CLUB.

The ELEVENTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held (Weather Par mitting) at HAPPY VALLEY en Baturday, 8th October, and on Mon- day, 10th October, 1932, commencing at 2.00 pm. on both days,

The First Hell will be Rung at 1.30 p.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE. Members are notified that they and their Ledies must wear their Badges prominently displayed.

Na Ono without a Badge will be admitted to the Mombers Enclosure. Badges admitting Non-Members to the Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 per day for Gentle men and $8.00 per day for Ladies (Both including Tax) are obtainable through the SECRETARY upon Intro. duction by A Member, sach Momber

St. Andrew's were definitely to be responsible for Payment of All

superior and might easily have Chits, &c.

won by a larger margin than 6-2

Badges admitting to Membora'

It was only in the second half Enclosure will NOT be on salo that the soldiers enjoyed- ny tho Race Course.

the

Meeting.

st

spells of attack, and this was after On No Protoxt will Children' be tho Shinta hnd made certain of Fermitted in elther Enclosure during the game.

House provided they aro

Tifins are obtainable at the Club from the No. 1 Boy In advance, Tele

ordered

phone £1920.

Six of the goals were notched in the opening half. E. . Fincher obtaining the first and Guest add- ing within a few minutes. Keeno replied for the R.A.S.C., and he was.)

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. The Price of Admission to the the only player to afford the St. Public Enclosure is $2.00 per day Androw's defence any anxious including Tax, for all Persons, includ moments. E. C. Fincher continuing Ladies, and is payable at the ed to demonstrate the superiority Gate, of the Club by netting a third Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform and Guest followed with two more are admitted Half Prico. before the interval.

Bookmakers, Tic Tac Men, &c., not be permitted to operate Jockey Club during the Race Meeting. within the Precincts of the Hongkong

By. Order,

at Gibraltar last year.

Included in their many activit ies is tennis and in this

The change-over saw an altern-will connex-tion in the game, the RA.SC. ion Lt. Col.

E.G. de C. Boyes asserting themselves to hold the and Lt Powell won the inter-unit balance of play, but they could doubles two years in succession. only score once again through A.

Mohammed.

The Lincolns were also prominnet in the Shanghai Water Polo League finishing in the seventh position out of a total of 16 teams. While in Shanghai they carried off a number of swimming trop- hies.

FIXTURES & TEAMS.

Mamak Shield

Y.M.C.A. LOSE.

-8. A. SLEAP,

Acty. Secretary.

Mongkong, 3rd October, 1982.

SCHOOL CRICKET.

Joseph's and Queen's to Meet To-day.

Students from St. Joseph's College and Queen's College will meet in a friendly cricket match on the Indian R.C. ground this afternoon. The following have been chosen to repre- sent St. Joseph's College:

Wood, H. Asame, E. Esmail, G. Wind- A. Rumjahn (cept), G. Souza, E. or, R. Laurel, A. Kitchell, A. Baker, S. Hamet, A Hussain. Reserve: A.

Esmail.

On Friday next at 4.30 pm, on the Marina Ground, the following Royal Signals team will oppose the i 24th Batt: R. A. Sig. Brown, Cpl. St. SATURDAY'S SOCCER XI..

Fletcher, Sig. Scott, Sig. Hards, Sig. H. Jones, Sig. Allen, Sig. the lat Lincolnshire Regiment sports fixtures in the Colony on Whiteway-Wilkinson, Sig. Convey The Lincolna will open their Chaffey, L/Cpl. Maguire, LA, who arrived in the Colony on Thursday, when they will be ap-and Sig. W. Jones. Monday to relieve the Argyll posed to the Argylls at hockey. and Sutherland Highlanders. On Saturday they will have three They have an excellent reputa-teams on the football field and the tion and a lengthy list of suc- Ist XI, who, are playing the Po-defeated by the Jat Regiment in a The Y.M.C.A., met and were cesses on the sports field, lice, will be constituted as follows: friendly game yesterday at King's and should prove themselves Barber, and Lc. Cpl. Cork, Le. Cpl. Park, the Indians scoring four formidable rivals for sporting Pte Heath;. Cpl. Ash and Pte. times to which the "Youn Men" honours in Hongkong.

Turner; Pte. Dudley, Le. Cpl. replied but once. On the football field they won the Baldry,

Barber and Lc. Cpl. Cork; Lc. Cpl.

Le. admiration of fans in Shanghai Higgins, Lc. Cpl. Harding and Pte. Cpl. Ridley. Pte.

TO.DAY'S FRIENDLY. and but for the trouble there in Kirkham.

The Hongkong Hockey Club seniors The S.C.A.A., swimming gala to the early months of the year would

will meet the South Wales Borderers be held at North Point to-day and Other fixtures of the Regiment this afternoon at 5.15 p.m. on the to-morrow will be starting at 6 have WOR the senior [league. Un January 28th they had leave

football with the Argylls, before the latter U.S.R.C. ground, with the following o'clock cach evening instead of 7

for Shanghai early next team: three games to play and were month are as follow: leading at the head of the table Monday, 10., October, 1st. XI Reed; W. A. Reed, A. A. Dand and

C. L. Gregory: J. Rodger, and E. V. p.m. as previously advertised. with four points in account of the internal troubles day, 13., October, Water Polo Williams, C. C. Francis, G. E. R. Excellency, the General Officer Com-

hand. On Football (Chatham Road); Thurs. J. E. Potter: A. E. P. Guest, W. E. they were unable to complete their YM.C.A.); Friday 14., October, Divett and J. L. Tetley. fixtures and were thus robbed of the 2nd. XI Football (Chatham Road); Hongkong has every reason to honour of being League champions, Tuesday 18, be proud of such a product, for The Ist team also reached the final Wednesday 19th October, 2nd. XI Boy Scouts. Association of Hongkong

October, Boxing; in capturing three titles, Sappor

The annual swimming sports of the May had to beat the cream of the of the Senior Football Cup competi-Hockey; and Thursday 20th, will be held on Saturday next, October British home forces. It is achievement of outstanding merit.

After winning the half mile on one day, Sapper May went along to the Aldershot Comniarul bath the following evening and annexed first the 100 yards in 62 1-10 secs, the 220 yards in 2 min, 46 1-10 Mecs. (in the first case retaining the title he won the previous year and in the second capturing It from the present; holder), and then went on to swim second in the 440 yards, a championship which he had pre- viously gained in record time. MERITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT.

A short time afterwards he swum in the relay race and assist ed the Royal Engineer's team to win it in 4 min. 19 2-5 secs.

"VARSITY TENNIS.

An

Eliot Hall Win Final of Inter-Hostel Tourney.

In the Anal of the Inter-Hostel Lawn tennis championship of the University, Ellot Hall beat St. John's Hall on Monday by five sets to four The full results follow:

Y. F. Chew and II. N. Lee (Ellot Hall) beat Y. K. Ng and K. M. Lo 6-2; beat H. T. Bee and Salvey 6-2; bent C. K. Quck and T. U. Lo 0-0.

S. H. Wong and P. C. Kol (Ellot Hall) lost to Ng and La 0-6; bent Bee and Saluoy 6-3; beat Quek and La 0-1.

tion.

INTERPORT FOOTBALLERS.

Two of their players were included in the side which re- presented. Shanghai in the Interport matches, namely Lee. Crpl. Barber at centre- half and Pte. Kirkham, who played at outside right, Both these men will play in the lat team which meets the Police on Saturday.

The team will be the same as re- prosented the Regiment last year They will however, be without the with one or two slight niterations. services of Sgt. Reeks, right half, who broke his leg in a match last week. The breach will be filled by Pte Dudley.

FORMIDABLE HOCKEY TEAM.

B. P. Tan and T. W. Goh (Ellot hockey XI

The Regiment has a very useful Hall) lost to Ng and Lo 2-6; lot to oustanding exponents of the game and among their Bee and Saluoy 6-0; lost to Duck and fare Lt. Hocquard, outside left.

Lo 0-0,

KOWLOON GOLF.

Triple Tie in Captain's Cup Competition,

WEB

Bandmasted Trowt, who included in the Aldershot Com- mand team at centra-half and Drum Major Tancred in goal. Those men should be a great asset to the Army In the Stra Shield Competition. The team finished third in the Shanghai senior league, and when they met the Shanghai Hockey Club. hon-

There was a triplo tie in the Capoura were easy. tain's Cup Competition at the Kow loon Golf Club over the week-end.

The Cricket XI contains some

There were 33 cards taken out alto-very useful playors, outstanding gether.

The best returns were: H.H. Mundy 88-11-12, A.A. Lopes, 70-472 and A. T. Braley 70-4-72.

These throo will play off, with the two best returns to qualify.

stor-

being Bandmaster Trowt, a medium boylor and Lt Williams, Jing bataman, Lt. Hocquard, a n.slow-pace bowler,

PAST ACHIEVEMENTS,

As a battalion the Lincolns were Army champions for Bayonet CRAIGENGOWER C. C. 29, and were runners-up. in the Fencing, for the years 1926-27-28-

LAWN BOWLS CLOSING DAY OCTOBER 22,

Imperial Services Championship at Olympin in. 1929, in which the Analials of the four services, the Army, Navy, Marine and Air-Force, competed.

Ris announced that the Craft In Shanghai they ran a basket gongower Cricket Club's lawn ball leam for the first time in the bowls closing day has been fixed bistory of the regiment, and their for October 22, aftor which the performances were quite good. prosentation of prizes will be held. They finished fifth in a league of

It is hoped that all members and twelve teams. friends will make an effort to he The Regiment also won the present at this annual function. Inter-Unit Boxing championship

SCOUTS' AQUATICS.

October, Swimming (Y.M.C.A.) ;

8 at 3 p.m. in the V.B.C. bath. His

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