1933-10-10 — Page 9

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Draft Programmes and Entry Forma for the Trafalgar Day Race i Meeting (11th Extra); to be held) on Saturday, 21st October, 1933, (weather permitting) may be obtained at the Secretary's Ofco, Gloucestor Building, the Club House, Happy Valley, the Hong Kong Club, the Sports Club, and the Stables, Shan Kwong Rond.

Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on Thursday, 12th October, 1933.

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Nanking, Oct. 9.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1933.

On the eve of the opening of the National Athletic Meot, in which over, 2,000 athletes are participating, Nan- king is placarded with posters stress-- ing the importance of physical cul- ture from both the individunt and nutional viewpoints,

Two hundred Kwangtung and Ilongkong athletes

arrived from

Shanghai this morning, and another batch of sixty Kwangtung competl- Lors, together with their conches, is due this Afternoon.

The Southerners are expected to distinguish themselves in swimming, baseball and volley-ball.

A big programme of ceremoniale will mark the opening of the Athletic Meeting on the morning of tho "Double Tenth," and will includo specches from a number of high on- cials and cabinet ministers and an air demonstration by a large air squadron. The whole ceremony of the day will be taken in sound films.

All arrangements for the occasion have been well prepared by the Pro- which in the paratory Committed

past few days, has been busily engag ed in directing the building accomoda. tion for the athletes from various provinces, most of whom have arriv ed.

The Preparatory Committee has also printed 15,000 copies of gulde book of the meeting, detailing various athletic ovents to be played in the successivo days.

A report says that Marshal Chiang Kai Shek intends to return to the capital to attend the ceremony on the National Day but ofcial quarters! deny any knowledge of the matter. Renter and Contral News Agency.

MALAYAS TEAM

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and Shanghal at longkong, Malaya will be represented by the following pinyer

L. Alvis (Singaporo).

N. T. Bewick (Johore). 1. C. Burn (Singapore). Fit.-Lieut. V. Croome (Singa-

pore),

1. G. Gibson (Pentag).

I. 8. Gil! (Kuala Lumpur),

R. N. Hamilton (S'pore, captain), W. (). Jonklaas (Perak).

1. A. C., R. Morgan (Singapore),

C. A. Speldewinde (Perak).

Ea Chow Teik (Penang).

G. Willis (Singapore).

...

FANG DOUBTED

REBELS PLAN FURTHER THRUST

Peking, Oct. 9. Tangshan is still in the hands of the rebels, who are reported to be planning to resurae the southward thrust to-day, with the assistance of troops under Generals Liu Kuei- tang-and-Tang Yu-lin

Government troops are ready to check any further thrust by the rebels.

.Shops in Tangshan have re- opened and conditions there.are.be- coming normal.

Doubts as to General Fang Chen-wu's sincerity in seeking terms with the Central Government are growing-Reuter.

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BRILLIANT HADLEY WINS INTERPORT

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yards, a feature of the evening was the brilliant accomplishment of E. Marques in the breast stroke event.

He won a splendidly judged 'race from I. Con and E. McAlester, coming out the last lap with a best; which revealed unsuspected powers of

stamina.

Bernie Gosano was frankly dis- appointing, finishing a bad fourth,

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EVENTS DIVIDED.

Shanghal won the

50 yards free style

Fancy Diving

Medley Relay Race

100 Yards Free Style

220 Yards Free Style,

Team Race

The V.R.C., were auccessful in the

440 Yards Free Style

75 Yards Medley

100 Yards Back Stroke 100 Yards Breast Stroke.

Results,

The complete results were:

Interport Events.

220 yards Free Style,

1. F. Hadley (Shanghai). 2. Roza-Pereira (V.R.C.) 3. W. Lawrenco (V.R.C.) Time:--2 mins. 33.2/6 secs. (Record).

100 Yards Breast Stroke.

1. E. Marques (V.R.C.)

4. J. Coon (Shanghai)

3. E. McAlester (Shanghai) Time: 80 xeronds.

100 yards Free Style.

1. F. Hadley (Shanghai).

2. E. B. Roza (V.R.C.) 3. A. Logan (Shanghai) Time: 8 Acconds (Record).

Team Bace,

1. Shanghai (J. Coon, O. Bros- seau, A. Logan. F. Hudley) V.R.C. (G. J. Smith, S. V. Gitlins, E. B. Roza, W. Law- rence)

Time: 1 min. 18 secs.

Club Events.

75 yards Boys Medley Handicap,

1. Remedios

2. L. da Silva.

Time: 88.3/5 seconds.

50 yards Free Style "C" Class

Aggregate.

1 C. M. C. Victor

2. C. F. Rozario

3. J. Basto

Time:----30 seconde.

25 yards Free Style, Ladies Hdcp...

1. Mrs. M. J. McMahon

2. Miss Beatrico Pestonji Time: 30.4/6 seconds.

Three Legged Race.

1. A. A. Guterres and J. D. Re-

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High Diving.

1. LA. da Roza

2. J. D. Remedios.

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