1940-09-18 — Page 14

Wednesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

Around The

MAUREEN RUTTLE (Unofficial) TITLE

Joan Pemberton Beaten 5/4 At Roehampton

Effects Of Heavy Rain

(By "Birdie")

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THOUGH CONSIDERABLY LATE in its ar- rival in Hongkong, news is at last here of the final of the "Daily Sketch” Women's War Relief Fund Tournament-17-year-old Maureen Ruttle boat Joan Pemberton 5 and 4 at Rochampton to take what is gonerally recognised to be the women's 1940 (unofficial) championship. The match was over 18 holes.

This competition was divided into two sections Northern and Southern--Miss Pemberton was the winner of the first and Miss Ruttle the second, and the result of the final was the latter's revenge for the defeat she sus- tained when they met in semi-finals of the 1938 Women's Championship.

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Left: Chan Chum-nam, whose time was best in the heats for the 220 free- style championship at the V.R.C, last night

Right: Ng Nin, clocked & seconda slower, but la cap- able of very much better.

Swimming Championships

September 18, 1940.

WOMEN'S

Right: Charles Huang-

two seconds slower than

Chan-was VOIY good

Recond in the › mecónă · best

time of the evening.

Chan Chun-nam Returns Best Time

For 220 Yards Free-style Heats

To-day's Programme

Heals to-day will only be neces

way for:

Women's 109 yards breast-stroke. Men's 440 yards free-style.

For each of the other four events

Men's 60 yards. Boys' 100 yards free-style. Women's 150 yards mediez relay and Men's 150 yards medley relay-there are not more than five entries for mach event, and can be accommodated in the Anals,

Pairs Championship

during Incidents

the day wo quite numerous. These,¦ high spirits. Miss Pemberton were connected with was unable to produce anything however. the Red Cross match in the like the form that took her afternoon when Henry Cottoni around the Birkdale course in: partnered the Gew champion. 74 m the Northern competition, (7) and beat Alfred Padgham and it wa Miss Ruttle's day, and Miss Pemberton, also by 5She was longer with her woods, į and 4

and faultless with her dawn for the irons and patting.

R. Basa young finalists set of in

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WITH six-foot putt that rattled in the cup, Henry Cotton saved for the Red Cross Fund a shower of sliver thai fell on the 13th green, This was

un condition that one of The four long puttr on that green was sunk, Collon watched his two opments and then his partner muss

their shota

back" and them fvoler,

rattled ho

The 9th

champion

Excellent Times For Women's 50 Yards

(By "Tinker")

IT WAS CHAN CHUN-NAM, the almost "legless wonder," who took the eye in the first heats of the Colony Swimming championships at the Victoria Recreation Club ***pool yesterday, for in beating off the spirited challenge of Charles Huang in the second heat for the 220 yards free- style he clocked 2 mins. 31.4/5 secs.

And

J.S. Landolt

Ng Nin, who swam in the These are excellent times, and

the Anul of this race, too, will be very close.

first heat, was given opponition in the inen 220, nre indication that

from Mak Wal-ming over the first six lengths, but thereafter In all these heats, the first two in

moved easily to the front and each and the best third qualified for

Eliminated

short Defending Champions In Huang, who was second to Chan

Semi-Finals

Fave The eventual of 3. At slon * Irad

The results were:

clocked 2 mins. 36.2/5 secs, the finals. This was a comparatively slow time, but I am sure that it was not Ng Nin's best. Charles

Chun-nam, 33.2/6 secs.

[1 Is

clocked 2

Championships

220 YARDS3 FREE-STYLE (MEN):

Heat-Ng Nin, 2 mina, 30.2/8 secs, Mar mins.-ming, 2 mins, 40.4/5 week: You Bai

(2′′mina, 45 secs, Young Cheong- kwan, wah, 2 mins, 48.3/5 wees.

H. A ALVES and F. V. V.

л among these three that pole. Miss l'emberton needed to Ribeiro, defending champions great rice will be seen in the fini hole her chip for a futf-and she in the Open Pairs lawn bowls One thing is quite certain that on that day Ng Nin, who has an effort- shots roll into the cut and then tournament, eliminated R. Basa less style and n very the glide, and who finished strongly yesterday, will be a different swimmer.

bad Aur tomorkistration of seeing her

out again!

The next three holes in a row put Miss Kuttle dormie, and though Miss Pemberton kept the match alive by chippingt to hole and win the 13th with a 2, the 14th way halved and the match was over

THE clay content of the soil rather than the fault of

and J. S. Landolt 22-10 in a quarter-final match played at the Kowloon Football Club last night.

Though Bash and Landuit got off to a start of 3-0 over the first two henda, Ribeiro and Alves gradually overhauled them until by the 8th end the championa were 4-3 in front.

The scoring on the succeeding two beads more or less decided the match

The times for the respective 50'r of Chan and Ng Nin yesterday were:

Chan 30%: 64% (34): 1.40 (35%); 2.17 (37); 2.31.

Brat 2-Chan Chun-nam, 2 mink 31.4/5 seca: Charles Huang, 2 mine, 33.2/5 sec.; Lau Taiping, 2 mina, 50,3/3 week

Finalista

Ng Nin. Mak Waterlog, Yau Sal-kwan, Chan Chun-nam and C. Huang,

30 YARDS FREE-STYLE (WOMEN): Miss I Anderson, 32.2/3 secs.; Miss

Heat Mix Ko Mui-ling, 31.478 secs, ;

Lopes, 33.1/4 grou; Miss C. Ho, 43,4/0 seen,

Heat 2-Miss V. Churn, 313/0 secs. Mixa Ho Wal-king, 314/3 seca; Miss D. Weir, 33.2/3 scos.

Finalists Miss Ko Mul-Hina, Miss 7. Anderson,

Ho Wai-king.

NE Nin 30: 65 (34%); 1.43% Mim 1. Lopes, Miss V. Churn and Mias (38%); 2.22 (30): 2.3031.

It will be seen that after the Arst 100 yards, Ng Nin slowed up con- siderably, and clocked his last two laps in 30% and 39 seconds reaper-

Two is ini

15 . the Recreio pair put tively.

V.R.C. HANDICAPS

Boys 60 yarda back-stroke (handicap).... Heat 1: J. Roza-Pereira, A. Sandberg,

R. Souza,

T. LO J. Gomes.

drainage has made the Country 1

them in A-shols Jeuri On the It was over those lust lengths that Guterres,

lub, Sheungshiu, the worst high standard of bowling, anything Mak, who had taken a temporary "We can't give all that money stricken of all by the heavy above a 2 was hardly to be expected, lend over the 100 yanis, apparently Football

be remarked humorously. rain that has fallen during the and the storing of two 4's, and on tired and dropped behind.

Chorels The water consecutive heads, was, as it proved

was sur- Huang's time his six past few months.

An earlier estima- was retained on the surface for an be, the death blow to the hopes of parisnigly good.

the Craipengower pair of

tion of his ability has been proved unbelievably lang ting, and the the semi-fhials.

wrong, but I very much doubt if he !sult is Hat much of the grass has

jud nasty

can improve very much on his race of the 700 young treER

P. V. V. Deira and lust night.

He gave Chan all the been plotted WELC

opposition he needed, and was trying very hard over the last 20 yards.

Pickpockets Active

nute was more distante-fut BUT

the discovery that pick-pockets bad been active among the generous crowd, and several wallets had been "lifted". The Daily Sketch" made an appeal to the sportsmanship of the light-Angered gentlemen for the return of the wallets--the owners of which had promised half of the con- Ients to the Red Cross Pund

RIVALS since

days, though

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their earlier une can't

drowned.

A six-inch deep ditch has been dur across the first fairway and! the water is stunning!

Another unfortunate, but not un-

fexpected result of the rain, is thuit | the sund on the green settled almosi! solid, and all the greens have to be; duk up

There is a lot of work to be done, and it as extremely doubtful if it can imagine many such earlier days be completed within the first few

Ruttle's career, the months of the new season.

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Open Singles Draw

The Women's Heats

The women's heals for the 50 yards free-style comprised the reat of the programme.

There was no need for heals in

Monterro, C.

Lido Stars Turning Out

For Eastern

Arriving This Week

THREE-PLAYERS from the the 100 yards breast-stroke (for Lido, top ranking football Club which event, Incidentally, I think

Ng Nin was reserving some of his in Shanghai, will be arriving in energy) Enrique Chaine, present the Colony sometime this week champion, was and unable to to join the ranks of the Eastern turn out, which left five swimmers Athletic Football Club. for the finals.

As expected Miss Ko Mul-ling won her beat and Miss V. Churn won hers (the second). The respec-

THE DRAW for the Second Round tive times were 31% secs, and 31%

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