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WEDNESDAY,

AUGUST 3,

1988.

FOOTBALL

Girl Sings

AFFAIRS

During Long

DISCUSSED Distance Swim 1938. SUMMER. SALE

Interport Prospects Against Shanghai

A meeting of the Hongkong Foot

Association Council was hold ball in the Board Room of the S. C. M. Post yesterday, with Mr. W. Pryde There in the Chair. (Chairman) was a fair gathering of club repre- sentatives.

that

Stockholm, Aug. 2.

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A 20-year old Norwegian girl, from the Gudrun Dahle, Awam Aatands Islands to the Swedish main- Innd on Sunday, crossing the miles wide Aninnd sea in 13 hours 10 minutes. She was compelled to board a boat, however, when she was only half a mile from the Swedish coast as a strong current prevented her from renching the coast by swim-

mini.

The girl, who started from the asher village of Grisslehamn, had kept her plena a complete secret and only a few members of the summer which is colony of Grisalchninn, visited by many Swedish artists, witnessed the start. The low tem-

The Interport contest with Shang- hai was discussed and it was deckled be written to the д letter northern port asking if the Shanghal Association opproved of the Inter port rules. It was also decided to Inform Shanghat of the Hongkong Association's financial position, and,perature of the Aaland sea, whicht in view of the present unsettled cun- ditions in the north to ask if Shang- hat would consider sending an Inter- port team to the Colony, instead of Hongtong going up.

Mr. C. A. Goldenberg was elected the the new Hon. Secretary of Association in place of Mr. E. S. Cacter, who will become Assistant Hon. Secretary.

Messrs. Percy

Smith, Seth and Fleming were re-elected Auditors at a monthly remuneration of $OB.

the Appents Those elected third

Messrs. N, L. Smith (President), M. K. 1, J. Ralston and Cdr. MueCarty (Vice-Presidents).

were

was warmed to only 12 degrees above centigrade zero in spite of the long preceding period of heat, proved a serious handicap, but the girl con- tinued swimming, singing arias from operns and other songs to relleve the tedium of her lonesome journey.

The Swedish press pays great tri- bute to the giri's performance, and points out that a new long-distance

chiscovered swimmer of the highest calibre has been unexpectedly Gudrun Bulle,-Trans-Ocean.

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then ensurd 023 Interport contest, and reference was miche tu the elegibility of again

Mr. Pryc said it was el players. present impossible for the Shanghai Football Association to say whether or not they would send a team to the Colony in February.

The retiring Ron. Secretary, Mr. Carter, annuinced that applications had been made by Imar new clubs forį atlation to the Association. These were the Hongkong Electric Com- pany, Stonecutters Wireless Station, Public Works Department, and the Kit Che clubs. The first three

were necepted for afiliation, and it was decided to write to the Kit Che club asking for information regarding it. it is understood that it is a Chinese

First Round Matches In.

2nd Summer Singles

Among the correspondence read wis letter from the Hongkong Chinese Amateur Athletle Associa- tion, asking for representation on the The results of first round matches Association Counell.

Mr. in the

Pryde mentioned that the played at Happy Valley

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ingles competiton H.K.CA.AF. was not oflated to the arranged by The Royal Hongkong HK.P.A. It was decided to write to the H.K.C.A.A.F. asking them how Golf Club were as follow

clubs affiliated to them were manted

оп the H.K.F.A. Council. Lt. Peal raised the question as to how much the Association had to do Mr. with the Boys' Footbull League, beat J

Pryde replied that the Association gave the League its blessing, and an annual donation of $50. Personally, he added, he did not approve of boys playing for cups and medals.

11 Humphreys (11) received walk- ver from R. Yaung (0) seratched.

J A. Sherry (1) beat W. W Shewan (91.

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cratched.

The Arst meeting of the League

W. J. Dyer (15) beat H. 11. Mundy Management Committee will be held

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Fanling Competitions

W. J. E. Mackenzie (19) all square won the Bogey (Par) Pool on the Old Course. Fanling. There were

tries.

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P. Welch (18) with 33 points won a Stableford Competition played

There Old Course, Fanling. the were 13 catries.

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Helsingfor. Aug. 2. The Finnish heavyweight boxer, Gunnar Baerland. signed tract with the British heavyweight, Tommy Farr, for a fight in the United States Inte this year.-Trans-Ocean.

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