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CHAMPION FROM HONGKONG

BEAUTY at the sunumer open- ̧ ing of one of the bathing poola at Troon. Mi Emily McKelvio (seated on rail), a friend, and Mla Florence McKelvio. Daugh tera of Mr. J. McKelvie, of the Kowloon Docks, both girls were formerly In Hongkong, and, especially the first named, are doing very well in swimming championships In Sculland,

Australian League Football Results

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH' MELBOURNE, Aug. 19 (UP)...... Scoring on so prodigious a scale that even Norwood's 162 against Glenelg came a very poor serond. Chrement topped all high seures this week in the Australian Rules Football Lea Fuck with 220 (33-22) against the Hwan Districts In the West Australian League.

score

West

Second highest Australin was 74 by South Fremantle, and it was ki this same League that the lowest score was recorded, ' loo. West Perth only managed 46 (5-18) aussient Perth'a 50) (8-10).

Detailed scores were:

VICTORIA

1

Melbourne 16-8 (104), Collingwood 12-18 (00)

Carlton 13-14 (92), SU: Käda 0-10 (53)

Richmond 14-15 (09), Filzroy 10-11

(71)

5. Melbourne 12-19 (91), Geelong 13-0 (97)

Footscray 17-22 (124), N. Mel- bourne 8-13 (01)

Essenden 10-12 (120), Hawthorn

11-18 (84)

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Port Adelaide 13-15 (03). N. Adelakle B-D (57)

Sturt 18-13 (121). West Torrens 9-16 (70)

22-14 (146), S. Adelaide Adelaide. 14-19 (103)

Norwood 24-18 (182), Glenelg 9-14) (08)

WEST AUSTRALIA

Sing Tao Soccer XI

19.

Win in Rangoon

RANGOON, Aug. W.

(Reuter-The Sing Tao foot- ballers, on tour, to-day defeat- cd the Civilians of Rangoon by 2-0 after a scoreless first half. This game was the opening one

S. Fremantle 10-14 (74). E. Fremantle 8-7 (55)

Pertli 8-10 (58). W. Perth 5-16

(48)

E Perth 8-8 (57), Subiaco 7-11 (03)

Claremont 33-22 (220), Swan Dis- tricts 7-15 (57).

of a series of three, after which the tourists will be returning via Singapore and Manila,

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

August 20, 1940.

BIGGEST GALA OF THE YEAR

Championship Bowls

Quadrangular Meet At "Y" On Saturday

Y”

Local Girl

Girl Does Well In Home Aquatics

(By "Ripplo")

A RECORD CROWD should be present at the European Y.M.C.A., Kowloon, on Saturday when the season's biggest gala-European "Y" v. Lai Tsun v. Chung Sing v. V.R.C.-will be held. From the 50 yards free-style to the 440 free-style, in the back-stroke and breast-stroke events, and in the relays and medley relays there will be keen competition from start to finish.

Perhaps, in the 440 free-style will be seen the keenest competition of all. Should the four best of these Clubs turn out-W., Lawrence (V.R.C.), Chan Chun-nam (Lai Tsun), Ng Nin (Chung Sing) and G. T. May ("Y")-there would be a race for which alone it would be worth while making an effort to get in and see.

Even with only three of them. Lee in the free-style events. it will still be a great race. The Since, then, however, he has im- new threat, of course, is Ng proved greatly. Nin. who is fresh from his

Chan Chun-nam is another poten- championship triumphs in the tial champion over this distance. Straits,. He was a member of He was runner-up to Lawrence in the team that toured the South the Championships last year, Sens a few seasons ago on be. this year is making every effort to half of the Red Cross, and was reverse lust year's result. then co-starred with Norman

107 ENTRIES FOR SINGLES TOURNEY

Pairs Fourth Round And:

Rinks Semi-finals

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And then romes G. T. Mas, who, besides swimunlig" on his "home" fcourse, tins yet to be beaten over

this distance in the "Y" pool, May has proved himself by his times to be one of the strongest swimmers in The Colony, and I shouldn't be par- tenlarly surprised if he pulls it off Jon Saturday.

THE women's Open 100 yards free-

THE

style should also be an interest- ing strungle. The Lai Trun-V.R.C. gala of last week saw Mius V. Churn beat Miss Ko Mo-ying by two-fifths of a second over 50 yards. A return inceting, though

over longer dis- tance, is to be waited for.

Incidentally, in connection with the women's 100 yards race, entries

will close to-morrow, and heats, if necessary, will be held on Thurs- day at 6.30 p.m.

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TEN there is the 150 yards medley

relay. The V.R.C. trio estab ilshed an unofficial Colony reened for this event when they met Lai Tsun last week and then only won by a Over "short hend."

on the other

DRAWS for the First Round of the Singles, the Fourth Round of the Pairs and the Semi-finals of the Rinks lawn bowls championships were made yesterday.

The Singles attracted 107 side of the harbour, Chung Sing players, and the draw was as covered the distance in 1 min. 331 follows (the dates and grounds sees., ng against the V.R.C.'s time of on which the matches are to be 1 min. 31 secs. played will be decided during The--week) -

Singles

W. J. Burling v. 1. White, J. S. Landolt v. A. IC. Minu, A. R. Minu v F. Pape, A. Hyde Lay v. W. McNeill, E. de Souza V. V. V. Field. F. Goodwin v. 5, M. Rumjaho, J. Paul v. W. J. lioward, A. R Dallah v M. Y. Adni. T. W. Carr v

It these sunt teams get together they should bring the house down."

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v. T. Madar, A. Morton. A., Coelho, this article? Seated on the rail! D. W. Waterton v. W. C. Simpson, 1.

Overy v. W. Ward. J. E. Noronha vis Miss Emily McKelvie and the

M. Holland, J. C. Aitken v. C. Dowman, girl on the left is her sister,

V. Chittenden v. W. K. Way, L., F. Xavier

v. 1. G. Meyer, C. W. Lam v. J. E. Hien-Miss Florence McKelvic-daugh- son, L. Jack v. J. McCutcheon, Pters of Mr. J. McKelvie of the Philips y. B. Tanta. F. X. Soares v. E.

C. Fincher, C. G. Silva v. V. N. Allenza, Kowloon Docks,

W. S. Dell v. J. J. Basto, G. . Sherrir

V. M. F. Alarcon, P. Morgan v. R. F. Luz,

F. G. Post v. W. Gil, C. M. Silva v. W.

1. Walker, F. J. Jones V. A. F. Paul, C.

Emily has been doing much in the

swimming pools of Scotland, and

this picture was taken at the sum-

Troon.

S. Rnselet v. A. A. Lewis, A. Bower v. M. N. Hakusen, M. Ferguson v, J. mer opening of one of the pools ni Gelling. T. Coleman v. A. E. Coates, J. K. Sloan v. A, E. Carey, J. C. Ĝif v, A. W. Grimmitt, n. 9. Meadows, y. C. C. Pereira, R. MackKenzie v. R. Basa, B. A. Mansell v. J. N. Wong.

BYES

Her listed triumphs last year were: 100 yards Ayrshire championship at Prestwick-winner.

Troon Wornen's champlonship--

There were 207 entries and the following on Club championship-winner."

drew byga: G. Perkins, F. Anslow, W. Harris, J. E. Hayward, A. W, Hircock. F. X. M. Silva, J. Č. Remedios, 1. A. Ale

C. 11. Busto, A. H. Rumjahn, J. McKelvis, R. O. Higher A. Eastman, A. J. Hall. II. E. Strange, W. R. Hillyer, S. Eccleshall, M. J. Medina, U. M. Omar, A. M. Omner, W. Hong Sinz.

Pairs

The draw for the fourth round of the Open Pairs resulted as follow:

Monday, Aug. 20

At Kowloon Bowling Green Club,A. Grimmitt and F. J. Jones v. Dowman and Channing: winners of Eccleshall and Slovens against Coleman and Ferguson v. furling ond Rakusen.

and

At Club de Recreio-Simmends Coodwin v. winners of Rainck and Itarsie! against Madar and Bone,

At Civil Service C.C.-W. Gill and G. Duncan V. A. M. Omar and U. M. Omar;

that won Ayrshire championship.

Member of the Mixed Relay team Member of women's relay team that won Ayrshire championship.

onc

The last three, together with a victory in a handicap race (from

of All events scratch), were night.

The war prevented her from swim- ning in the Scottish Championships at Portobello in September, the Meet being cancelled.

She won every race for which she entered in 19301

What more could be expected from the Swimming Capiain ef Marr College, Troon?

Barg, and Landoit v. Watson and Keown TO-MORROW at the Chinese

At Craipengawer C.C--Gellatly and

Collyer v. Needham and Brooksbank.

Wednesday, Aug. Za

Y.M.C.A., Bridges Street, the

At Kowloon FCt, A. Alves and F.Lai Taun Swimming Union are

V. V. Ribeiro v. Peckham and BicNeill:

L. J. Siva and J. F. V. Ribeto v, Phips at home to the V.R.C. for a re-

and Henson.

Players are reminded that should turn match. The V.R.C. cer- the dates fxed for the matches prove tainly proved themselves the

Inconvenient, they should make the more superior in the gala last arrangements themselves but the week, and there is little to rames must be played on the greens doubt that they will repeat their allotted and with the next forinight.

performance. ...

Rinks Semi-Finals The respective teams have not yet!

been selected, but anticipations are The semi-finals of the rink com- once more set for a Lawrence-Chan petition will be played on September Chun-nam 229 free-style race. I at Club de Recrelo, corurnencing ad The programme of events is: 3.45 p.m. Following was, the draw- 60 yards free-style, 220 yards free-

Calman, Houston, Lovett and Duncan style, 100 yards back-stroke.

Hazack, loosen, K. M. Omar and U, yards breast-stroke, 200 yards relny. Pope. Bower. Henson and Rharrin 150 yards medley relay, 150 yards medley relay for women, and 50 yards free-style for women

vi. Omar,

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