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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1936,

"DETERMINED TO DO OUR BEST"

Announces China's Olympic Team

FAREWELL MESSAGE

Shanghai, June 25,

FIRST CLASS

CRICKET

AVERAGES

LEYLAND NOW

ON TOP

William Z. L. Sung, honorary

Below will be found the batting and general secretary of the China

bowling averages for first class Eng- National Amateur Athletic Fed-ish cricket up to and including Satur- eration, and leader of the Chinese|day, June G. Olymple invasion of Berlin, last

night gave his farewell message

BATTING (Qualification; 7 lanings; averagy 353 Not Highest Tratom, out, Buna, Inus, Av. 10 3 697 253 07,57

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Inte hai Times, on the eve of the deles. Dempster gallon's departure for Germany.ble

Fishlock

"We are going to Herlin,” he ¦ 1, 1. T. Holmes declared, "with but little hope of R. C. M. Kimyste Access, but we are determined to

do our best in every event in which we participate.

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"China is sending her best to Berlin. We realize that we have much to learn, and it is our hope that by active participation in as many evvals as possible, we will gain that experience which is no M. J. Turtl Vitally needed by our athletes. We hope to learn the finer points of the

nur return to Sinert (C5) 16lum) gaine, so that on China we will be in a position to N., Grever hand on to others the knowledge Yority" that we have gained.

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"It is particularly significant that we are sending no fewer than forty physien directions to the games n observers only and to attend the vari ous conferences which will be held in

in Germany

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NINE DIRECTORS OF

CLUB RESIGN

Southampton Football Surprise

Southampton, June 7.

Sensation was caused in Southampton to-day when it was announced that nine of the twelve directors of the Southampton

Football Club had resigned.

It was offelally stated that they had voluntarily and unreservedly placed their resignations in the hands of the three principal guarantors of the club in order to faciliinte a 257 6.5 financlat reorganisation.

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NEW BOARD

CHINESE AQUATICS

Successful Gala At

North Point

Another successful swimming gala was staged by the Chinese Bithing Club at North Point last night.

Mrs. Kwok, the wife of the Chair- mann, Mr. Kwok Hin-wang, distributed the przes, which were donated by Mr.

A new board of directors will wok. The President. Mr. Tse Yuc

ching, introduced Mrs. Kwok. eventually be formed.

The results were as follow: Men's 50 metres Free Style.---J, Tsang Ha-fook: 2, Chang Ming-tal!

Time: 30 sec. , Chúa II.

Ladies 100 metres Free

Of the seven other resigning direc- fork three have long records of ser- 14 410 vice. Mr. W. A. Humnock was np painted in 1897, Mr. A. A. Wood 1899,

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FOUR YEARS' RROGRESS "Looking back' over the last four years, it is astonishing to note the verity progress that has been made by

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The Chinese Olympic Committee Meirer

received invaluable assistance Freeman

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Nichele Jaunch this year's Olympic effort, bol from no other quarter has assistance been so valuable as from the press, fareign and Chinese alike. We bave been guided by their advice, encour aged by their praise and aided even by Smith (1) their criticisms, all of which, it has been proved time and again, were earnestly, diretted for the promotion of athletics here.

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"To the Government we must extend our thanks for their financial assistance in a time of stress, und for V. M. Merchant the generous public tubscription we Amar Singh are also grateful. Without this sup- Major C., Nayudu 14 part from citizens and Government, 9. Hannerina it would have been impossible for us. E Poli to be represented at Berlin," Sung Mt. Bags Jilani concluded.

"VICTORY WITH HONOUR” Through The Shanghai Timer also, Lt. Col. Kriebel, Consul-General for Germany, sent bla last message to the Chinese-Team

"I wish you good luck and success in my country," he said, "And I wish you victory with honour."

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and Maheral Kumar af being second.

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PREMIER'S HOLIDAY

LONG WEEK-END AT CHEQUERS

London, June 29. The Prime Minister, Mr. Stanley Baldwin, who spent the week-end in the country at Chequers is remaining: there for a few days to obtain a little relaxation after the heavy work of the last few weeks.

He is, however, keeping in close Lich with Downing Street and will be back in London on Thursday, when

and Mr. W. Bulpiti in 1992,

Mr. E. Arnfield brennte a director in 1923 after relinquishing the secre- Laryship, which he had held eluce

Style

Hantlich., Miss Pui-chun; 2, Miss, Po-lum; 3. Leung Yuk-chan," Time: 2 mins, bath secs.

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Old Men's 60 metres Handicap.-1, Kalye: 2. Tam Wang-chow; 3;

Yung

the conversion of the original amateur Leung Wing-char. Thue:" 1 min. club into a limited liability company's

sees.

100. Aietres Free Style Mr. G. H. Mulr was formerly Handicap. Chan. Sik-foog; 2, Tp Mecretary of Hampshire County Fel-ming; 3. Tong-To-man. Time: Cricket Club and is at present pre- sident of lampshire Football Associa tion.

mate

He played in the first when the club was formed in 1885. The other resigning directors are Mr. C. S. Havers and Sir George Johnstone.

he is to speak at the City of London Conservative Association Banquet.

1 min. 19,4/6° seen.

Ladies 200 metres.-1, Miss Sum Ching-yuk: 2, Miss La Po-kum; 3, Misses Long Yuk-chan and Yuen

Poi-cheng. Time: 3 min 61.1/5

KUCH.

Novelty Race (Apple-Eating Con- Lest, Blindfolded).—i, Chan-Sik-Long: 2. Miss Leung Sui-ching; 3, Chan Wing-tal.

Employees Race, 50 metres hand- sap, Let Kau: 2, La Kum-fan; Lo Kum-aui. Time: 53.3/5 sec. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald président

Novelty Race. (Men's and Ladies over a special Cabinet meeting held Needle Race)-Miss Leung Yu-feng this morning, and Sir John Simon, and Wong Kwoh-kit; 2, Miss Luk Deputy Leader of the House, will Wal-fun and Yue Wal-ming. Answer questions in the Contmans Water Polo Match-Chinese Bath addressed to the Premier-British ing Club, 4; Royal Artillery (Lyer-

mun) 0. Wireless.

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