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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY

SEPTEMBER 23, 1985.

OVERWHELMING MARGIN OF VICTORY IN INTERPORT

LAU PO-HEI

BRITISH WOMEN GOLFERS

PARTICIPATE IN TOURNAMENT

IN AUSTRALIA

Melbourne, Aug. 28. Miss Mona Macleod, former champion of Victoria, loads the field, with a score of 79, at the end of the first qualifying round of the Australian women's golf championship, in which the Bri- tish team are competing over the Royal Melbourne course here to- day,

Mias Phyllis Wade (Ferndown) is second with 81, Mias Jessie Ander son (Croigie H) an equal third with 82, Mrs. J. B. Walker (Island, Malahide) an equal fourth with 83. Miss L'am Barton (Royal Mid- Surrey) an equal sixth with 85, and Mrs. Walter Greenices (Troon) an equal seventh with 86.

Mrs. P. Hodson, the captain. manager of the British team, tore up her card,

on

The second qualifying round will be played to-morrow. The first round match play will begin Friday, the second round on Mon- day, the semi-finals on Tuesday, and the final; over 36 holes, Wednesday. The first 16 of the 90 players entered will qualify for the match-play stages.

GERMAN SOCCER VISIT

TEAM TO PLAY IN ENGLAND

FIRST TIME

On

HONGKONG SWIMMERS

SURPRISE

COLONY DRIVER SHOWS FINE FORM TO WIN FROM NORTHERNERS

DISAGREEMENT OVER DECISION. IN THE FIFTY YARDS DASH

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(By "Sagax").

To Lau Po-hei, the Colony Back Stroke expert and one of the many breakers of Interport swimming records, fell the distinction on Saturday night, of having won for Hongkong the aquatic contest at the V.R.C. against the Shanghai natatory experts who lost the annual Interport to the Colony by a margin of 57 points to 30.

However, it was Chau Chun-hing's | surprise win against the Shing bad crack sprinters that enabled Lau Fe-hei

to claim the distinction of scoring the winuing points by finishing first in the Lack stroke event. Hongkong hnd previously won the 880 yards through

Lawrence while the Colony re- presentatives surprised even the most optimistic supporter by subsequently, winning the high dlving and cloiming an aggregate of 67 points out of ä total of 87.

Every individual record fell to the interport swimmers, six balug broken by Hongkong representatives and one to Shanghai's captain, Noel Hammond, Incidentally several of the swimmers who were placed second alro covered the respective distances within the old record times.

JUDGES DISAGREE

SPECTATORS

SHOW IMPATIENCE.

RECENT CRICKET

MATCH

TOURISTS AT CANTERBURY

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London, Aug. 29, An unusual happening occurred at Canterbury this afternoon. Owing to rain there was There seemed considerably lagre chance of play starting at the ment among the judges in the 50 usual hour in the cricket match yards free style for ao close was the between Kent and the South rare that it was extremely difficult for Africans, but conditions improved the officials to decide on the who so quickly that it was anticipated and I think a dead heat have been an unfair decision. It was the game would be begun directly several minutes after the race was

was after lunch. that the Hon. Secretary

that the

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CHAN CHAN-HING

FOOTBALL TREAT

Six-A-Side Tourney

Provides Thrills

LINCOLNS SIDE TRIUMPHS

(By "Sagax")

The football innovation intro-

PREPARING duced by the military authorities

FOR THE OLYMPIAD

under the very able supervision of Capt. E. Hague, R.A., proved a very successful affair yesterday when the six-a-side competition was staged and provided some delightful soccer with which to open the recently renovated Soo- kunpoo Ground.”

IMPRESSIONS ON Altogether there were 28

BERLIN WORK

Mr.

REMARKABLE PROGRESS

Leums

entered in the competition with some clubs and regimenis sending in as many as four each.

were

A large crowd of spectators turned out for the competition and treated to some very clever, football played under conditions rarely scent In the Colony.

WORTHY WINNERS

Several of the teams, particularly Frederick W. Rubien, those new to six-a-side football, found Secretary of the Americane tactles of the game different to Olympic Committee, has contri- the usual, eleven-a-side matches and buted to the Olympic Games Nets the conditions.

could not easily adapt themselves to Service his impressions on the Berlin preparations for the Xith Olympiad. Mr. Rubien visited Berlin recently during the course of his European holiday, which he is now completing, with his son in the south of England.

He writes:

The

"A"I

Lincolnshire. Begigent which contested the final with winners, and were more able to play the East Lancashire proved worthy the alx-a-side game than were some of their opponents.

Their passage to the final was an

The six-a-side football competition at Sookunpoo proved ▸ highly interesting affair over the week-end. The Lincolnshire Regiment fielded four teams and won the trophy with the "A" aggregation. Picture shows the winners with the Cup which was presented to the captain of the team by Lieut. General O. C. Horrelt.

UNIVERSITY CRICKET

SWIMMING SPORTS

LAU PO-HEI WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

SEVERAL RECORDS

ESTABLISHED

FIXTURE

REVISED

LANCASHIRE TO PLAY NOTTS

PROGRAMME FOR

.NEXT SEASON Lancashire will play all the

cricket.

Liverpool has been allotted

and the Olympic Village amazed madventurous one for they were re

"My vialt to Grunau, the Stadium at the remakable progress made in quired to eliminate such powerful the construction of the 160 million six, which included Tain Kang-pnk, rivals as the South China premier. dollar facilities required for the Tay Quay-liang and other loading concluded

1936 Olympic Games. nounced

Car owners only had beet admitted,

personalities of the champion club. "The Organizing Committee has and when at 2.30 there was still no about 6 per cent. of the work com- to both hands and played a more The Lincolns took their courage in- to Chan Chan-hing, of Hong"|sign of a klar! many of them began pleted and the 2,500 men at work poncats who were inclined to adhere took place yesterday afternoon at the first-class counties next season, kong, and the fact that no time was to vent their displeasure by the loud

dashing game

The third than did their

Inter-Hostel aquatic announced for the second

W mari.

will complete the structures before to the eleven-n-aide tactics.

OP-sports of the Hongkong University Ward, of Shanghai, seems to indiente sounding of their motor horns. there was actually no difference in the

winter sets For a few minutes there was an

in. No previous In times as clocked but that Chan Chae-Infernal din, but it had the result of

Olympic Games have been presented in beating the Chinese in the semi-uropean Y.M.C.A. bath and were the fixtures with Nottinghamshire

round the Lincoins needed every largely attended. on ko grand and elaborate a scale strategy known to football and it was and most of the previous records were on July 1 will be played at hing had won by a split Afth of a hastening matters. A new pitch was

and Warwickshire being revived. The events were keenly contested The match with Gloucestershire second.

as will be the 1936 Games. No only by the margin of a corner that quickly provided, and South Africa rowing course in the world can be side had scored two goals but the the individual championship with 68 went in to bat ni 320.

they qualified for the final. Each Amashed. compared to the splendid arrange poldiers had forced one corner during points.

Lau Po-hei, of Morrison Hall, won Preston, a new centre for county they scared 88 for the loss of Mitchell hour ride from the centre of Berlin, earned the right to challenge

So easy-paced was the wicket that meats at Grunau, within a half the game and it was thus that they in 85 minutes, when, to the general astonishment and ill-concealed irrita-people, and there is a magnificent

""The grand stand seats 5,000 (East Lancashire "A" combination.

At the conclusion of the sport-Mir, matches with Essex, beginning on the B. H. Kho in a short speech said that Juno 10, and Kent, beginning on tion, the players retired for tea.

they were glad Mrs. M. K. Lo had so June 24. Efforts are being made setting and view of the entire

HIGGINS BRILLIANT

kindly consented to G. J. Grill, the Shanghai half mile Apart from all this, there was nutch

present the to arrange an additional match champion, constantly fouled the ropes South Africans. Mitchell and Roway

admire in the batting of

prizes, and added that it is a source against the Indians on July 15, and from start to finish for 50,000 people. The

The principal factor behind their of gratification to see that Six If these are successful it will be and one occasion actually had to stop found the Kent bowling so much mean rowing championships put the in goal and the sound combination of presence, he added, whether it be on s recent Euro victory was the brilliance of Higgins William Hornell was present. IIIB to release himself. After three quar their hiking, they scored at a recourse to a satisfactory test.

Bplayed at Liverpool. tern of the distance had been covered

the forwards coupled with the perfect football field or at an athletic moet, With the exception of Bennett, ho gracefully retired from the race.

understanding which each man show. or aquatic sports, is always an in- who is returning to Australia, and. ed. Higgins, the Lincolnshire Rugi-spiration to all. ment centre-forward, stood in between

Nelson, all the members of the pro- "The 326 acres Sports Ground the sticks in the competition and the ed, Mr. M. K. Lo in a short speech on

After the prizes had been distribut-fessional staff have been re-engaged, Fut Barlin enn be reached in 16 saves he brought off were worthy of behalf of his wife and himself said minutes from the centre of the elty a first class, red the game "more" versity had done to him in asking his

coal keeper,

that it was a great honour the Uni- and-the-buildings are beautifully Ile. probably located. The Stadium with 100,000 than anybody else for as goal keeper wife to present, the prizes, and ho

he had the added

advantage of congratulated Angeles whoro the 1932 games necessary. He set an example of were held, and a similar sized track audacity by making many adventur

Expectations were realised in the half mile event in which Lawrence hud an easy task in claiming first place from L. Roza-Pereira, his team mate, who beat Sie Bok-kien into third place.

He was, however, an apparently

A German national football team,beaten man even before he started. for the first time, will play in Eng-fouling the lane markings.

Land this year, the F.A. Internation-

In returning 11 mins. 50 sees, "for

al Selection Committee having decid-the-race-Lawrence broke-the-Inter-

ed to invite the German F.A. to send

a team to take part in a match on Wednesday, December 4.

England drow 3-3 with Germany in Berlin in 1930. Last month Ger- many beat Rumania 4-2,

Sydney Barnes", by Wilfrid S. White (E. F. Hudson, Ltd., Bir- mingham, 18.) is a valuable little book devoted to a personal study of a great bowler. To quote a sentenco contained in an introduc tion by Pelham Warner, "It tells the full story of one of the im mortals of the game of cricket." Personal recollections of his tour in Australia under the captaincy of A. C. MacLaren (who intro- duced him to Lancashire cricket) aro reproduced.

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port record of 11 min. 59.3/5 secs. returned by Ohlwein, of Tiantain, in 1932 but he was outside his own and the Colony record of 11 mins. 47.4/5 Accs. Even Roza-Pereira broke the old record for the distance, being within a second of Ohlwein's time.

COLONY CLINCHES ISSUE

After the half mile race Hongkong led by 39 points to 25 and required only five to secure the honours for the Interport with three events, the 100 yards back stroke, diving and water) polo) to go.

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Lau Po-hei, who was included in the Colony side as second string to Lawrence consequent upon the latter's fifth

B second victory In Championsort

made certain honours by finishing Arst in the back stroke

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event in 69 seconds doad, this being both a Colony and Interport record. Lawrence was feeling the strain of his half mile swim but he nevertheless beat Ilammond for second place.

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course

EASILY ACCESSIBLE

.

-100-Yards-Breast Stroke Handicap. -1, Samuel Ling; 2, Wong Kam-nok. 50 Yards Back Stroke Champion-

seats resembles the stadium at Los being able to use his hands when prize wind the record breakers and ship-1, Lau Po-hel (Morrison): 2.

Is being constructed and ls in place ous solo raide down the field and hei

THE RESULTS The following were the results: 880 Yards Free Style-1, Lau Po

L. Oliveira (Ricci); 3, E. L. Gosano (Riçel). Time: 32.2/5 secs. (record). ship-1, L. Oliveira (Ricel); 2, Lau 100 Yards Free Style Champion- all but the top layer. The infield was always able to get back into the hei (Morrison): 2 Yeung Yuk-wah Po-hel (Morrison); 3, H. L. Ozorio is being covered with ten years goal area before any threatening at (May); 3, Cheung Wing-ngok (Eliot) (Ricci). Time: 01.4/5 secs. (record). old turf taken from a nearby field.tack could be initiated by the opposi-Time: 13 mins. 21.3/5 secs. (record). The swimming and diving stadium,

Throwing the Water Polo Ball-1, 50 Yards Free Style Championship. F. L. Coanno (Ricel): 2, Lau Po-he During the semi-final match against-1, L. Oliveira (Rice); 2, Seating 18,000, is an Immense South China when the Lincolns were Ozorio (Rice); J, Lau Po-hel (Mor- Distance 63 feet (record).

L(Morrison): 3, H. L. Ozorio (Ricel), structure, and the assembly one goal down Higgins changed his rison). Time: 20.2/5 seca. (record). ground 18 0 fino turf field: shirt and went forward altogether,

50 Yards Free Style Ladies (Handi- Long Plunge Championship-1, E. cap)-1, P. Grose; 2, J. Choy: 3 Mak Gymnastics will be featured leaving a comrade to take charge of H. Kho (St. John's); 2, Iolendovsky In-lau.

the last line of defence. Ills strategie (Rice); 8, Wilson Heng (St. John's). in a special open air theatre seat move proved the saving of the sideDistance 63 feet (record). ing 20,000, in a bowl somewhat for a goal was scored almost Im-

220 Yards Free Style Champlon- resembling the Hollywood Bowl.

60 Yards Free Style Handicap.1, Yeung Yuk-wah (May);.3, Leo Pec- ship-1 H. L. Ozorio (llicci); 2, mediately afterwards and the com- Tan Ek-chiang (St. John's); 2, Wilson chim (Eliot). Time: 2 mins. 50 "The Institute for Physical bination was able to qualify by allwng (St. John's); 9, In fung chung seca. (record). Education founded by Dr. Lewald corner.

(St. John's), and Dr. Diem ten years ago is The East Lancashires had a com 100 Yards Breast Stroke Champion (Handicap).-1, V, Greenburg; 2, S. Past Students Race 50 Yards being enlarged fourfold and with paratively easy task in qualifying for ship.-1, Samuel Ling (St. John's; 2, T. Cheung, 3, D. funt.

the final an they had domestic hate (May). Time: 81.2/8 secs. (record). Hall; 2, Eliot Hall; 3, Luguard Hall. Its numerous halls, gymnasia and

Yuk-wah (May); B, Iu Po-man practically throughout special rooms for various sports tion. First they beat

the competi

Inter-Hostel Relay Race, Ricci will be a model for structures of Engineers

the Raynf 440 Yards Free Style Champion Time: 1 min. 20 socs, this kind in the future. The eliminated in turn the tegiment's H. Kha (St. John's); 3, Yeung

team, then they ship.-1, H. L. Ozorio (Ricel); 2, E. Individual Champion--Lau Po-hei dormitories will be used to house side, the "B" team and then the wah (May).

Yuk- (Morrison Hiali). the women athletes and its two team before meeting the Lincolns secs. (record),

Time: 6 minus. 29.4/0 Inter-Hostel Championship-(Nicci tracks--one

"A" in the final a duplicate of the

Hall). Olymple track-wilt furniek the

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athletes of the world with Ruitable MAY REMAIN IN

place for training.

As a feature of Children's Day at Saturday was the first time within

the California Pacific International recent years that Shanghai lost the Exposition at San Diego recently, a high diving and in winning against match in boxing was arranged be two experts like W. M. Humber and tween the midget Don Williams, also G. J. Grilk, the Colony Champlon, E. called "Dynamite", and Charlio Royal, de Roza, brought off one of the best about the title of World's Paper- feats of his career.

weight champion. At this occasion "These huge grounds have former World's heavyweight cham-special field and seating accommoda-

płon, Jack Dempsey, was 'referen.

tcam...

INCOMPARABLE · ·

ENGLAND

tions for Riding, Hockey, Basket R. J. Williams Of The ball and Tennis, with ample rail- the immense crowds. road and parking spaces to handle

"Los

Olympic

Angeles gave US ቤn Village of temporary houses which pleased the athletes

South African Team

London, Aug. 24. There is distinct possibility

It was confidently expected that Humber would take chief honours and that Grilk would just rhout beat Roza but the two Shanghal divers were off form and left Roza a deserving win-and distinguished himself by scoring ner. On Saturday's form it is more two beautiful goals. Dr. Laing is n than probable that Wong Sik-hen former Interporter but he has only would also have beaten the two visi-recently returned to the Colony after tors and added further to Hongkong's his post-graduate studies in Europe margin of victory over the Shanghat and it is some years since he took an

of the world, but it cannot be con that when the South African active interest in representativepared with the beautiful setting of cricketers sail they may leave aquaties.

the Berlin Village where 150 brick and stucco buildings with tileroofs several of their members behind, are nearing completion in a wooded among them Williams, their re- ten bedrooms accommodating two colours of a famous Rugby club of

Ench grove:

building

servo wicket-keeper. contains

Willama may be seen in the athletes in each room. There are the North. He is a man of fine bath-houses and community rooms. A large dining-room, to be used class of South African forwards.

physique and

is in the very top eventually ea sanatorium, will furnish all of the dining facilities.

It was recently reported that Close by is n track to be used for A. D. Nourse may also remain in training.

England. "The United States is making preparations to be represented in The Wolves ground has been fixed every sport on the Olympic pro-ns the venue of the match between gramme and I am certain that the England and Wales en Wednesday, facilities presonted will meet with February G. The amateur match great approval by our teams and England v Ireland la to take place that the housing facilities, the nt Middlesbrough on February 15. inspection of which was tho ob- The Amatour Trial, North v. South, joct of my visit, will be found most will be played at Ilford on January satisfactory."

EVENT

Hongkong won the water polo. match by three goals, ns forecast and

SEVEN NEW RECORDS 129 full value for the

victory. Douglas Laing, who

Apponded will be found a complete can be con- sidered a veteran water polo player, list of the new Interport records which were established during the past week; WINNER

PORT TIME Chan Chan-hing Hongkong *25 secs. N. Hammond Shanghai *56.2/5

Hongkong #72 secs. Lau Po-hei

Hongkong *69 secs. W. Lawrence Hongkong 2 mins.

23.3/5 secs. W. Lawrence Hongkong 5 mins.

29.3/5 secs. W. Lawrence Hongkong 11mins. "Denotes Bath record in addition to being an Interport record. 50 secs.

50 Yards Free Style 100 Yards Free Style

100 Yards Breast Stroke 100 Yards Back Stroke

200 Yards Free Style

440 Yards Free Style

880 Yards Free Style

Kwok Chun-hang

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