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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, MAY 5,

1934.

NORTH CHINA ATHLETES ARRIVE TO-DAY

AS JAPANESE LEAVE FOR OLYMPIC GAMES

OVER TWO HUNDRED ATHLETES WILL

BID FOR FAR EAST LAURELS

Following closely in the path of the Japanese Olympic players, who departed at noon to-day, over 200 northern Chinese representatives of the nation at the Games will arrive to-night aboard the President McKinley,

With them will be Dr. C. T. Wang, chairman of the Chinese National Amateur Athletic Federation and former Minister of Foreign Affairs.

They will be joined here by 39 shan (Canton), Kwok Chun-hang team. He is a sprinter and hins beon Hongkong

South China(Hongkong), Lau Poli (Hongkong), entered for the 100 metres and 200

Tsang Ho-fook (Hongkong). Mei metres. athletes and a reception in honour Tzeschoong (Hongkong), Chan Chun-

and

(Hongkong),

Baseball.

of the whole will be given at the nam

Shek Kam-pui South China Association's newHongkong), Miss Chan Woon-kinged from Canton, the Hongkong re-

(Hongkong), Miss Young San-king Nine baseballers have been invit pavilion at Caroline Hill prior to (Hongkong), Mias Lau Kwai-chun

presentatives being uncertain as to their departure to-morrow night Hongkong), Miss Leung Wing-han whether they were able to obtain

(Hongkong). At the invitation of the Presklent. Mr. M. K. Lo.

Footballers.

leave: Joo Kau, Joe Yee, Kenneth Lee, Chung But, Bill Wong, Ng Sun duck. Kit Chung, Ping Rül-mau and Chung Chu-shun.

to

Local uletals who are making Wong Ki-leung (goal-keeper), Li Tin-nang (full-back), Lau Mau (full- the arrangements for the enter back), Wong Mei-ahun (éentre-buff),

RETURN PROGRAMME. tainment of this army of athletes Louniz Wing-chtu (centre-half), Lee

Arrangements were made yester during their brief stay are Wong Kwok-wat (centre-holf), Ho Cher-in day between locul aparting authorities

| (centre-half), Lee Wai-teng (for-and the Japanese Olymple team Ka-tsun, general secretary of the ward), Ip Pal-wah (forward), Fung provide an exhibition of Japan's South Ching Athletic Association, King-cheung (forward), Tam Kong prowess in the field of sport for the Mr. Ko Shek-wai, general secret-Pak (forward), To Kwai-shing (fur-langkong pubile, on their return from

ward). Tay Quee-liang (forward). Kry of the Hongkong Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation, and Mr. Lam Chung-hoo,, manager of

Volleybalt Players.

Only two local players have been the South China Athletle Associateam. Three have been invited front selected to Join China's volleyball

tion football section.

Canton and seven will travel from Shangkai Hongkong's representa

Manila on May 24.

Field stars selected to represent China at Manila next month are lined up in the above picture as follows Standing: S. L. Wong (Dah Tung Middle School), high jump; P. 9. Weo (Tientsin) high jump: P. C. Chen, shot-put; P. K. Lum (N„sking), discus thrower; Y. C. Pung (Tring Hwa), Javelin thrower Sitting: P. L. Fu (Shanghai), pole vault, K. Cheng (Taing Hwa) decathlon; Z. S. Lui (North Eastern University) shot-pul and decathlon; K. W. Wang (Nanking), brond jump, and penta- thon; K. Szeto (Peiping) hop, step, and jump.

JAPANESE

IMPRESS

As the arrangements were entered ming representatives have agreed to into yesterday, the Japanese swim- ON FOOTBALL FIELD

.R.C., and the other at the European give two exhibitions: one at the Y.M.C.A. bath. Kowloon.

The Japanese Olympic football| eleven yesterday dofeated St China's complete team of athletes Livea nre Chan Sik-ping and Teang For the Japanese tennis team, an scratch local side on the Kowloon are not yet known but those who Hing-chung of the South China Ath-exhibition match has been arranged Football Club's field by 7-0. will represent South Chinn have al-letic Association,

to be played at the K.C.C, courts. rendy been announced.

From Canton the following three Owing to the possibility of casual- players have been invited to join the ties in Manila, the Jnphnice football

The Japanese impressed with The following will be the delegatenmai Liu-ying (Sun Yat-sen team could not definitely, contract their speed and general tactics tion from South China which will University), Li Fuk-sun (Sun Yat- play a match on their return here, but curiously enough seemed to join the northerners on the Mckinn University), and Tam Wing but if possible, an exhibition will be lack a very good knowledge of the

chan (Po Ying College).

ley on her arrival to-night:

Swimmers.

K-laung (Canton), Chun-hing (Canton), Wong

Chan

BOOK

NOW!

Track and Field,

P. K. Zau of Canton is the sole Chan representative selected from South Sau-Chins to join the track and field

given,

Subject to a suitable, ground bring available, the Japanese Olympic au- thorities have, agreed to stage exhibi- fon track and field event on the team's return to the Colony,

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