1940-09-24 — Page 22

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

September 24, 1940.

CHAMPIONSHIPS START TO-MORROW

D. Hutchinson's Challenge To Ng Nin For 100 Yards Title

MISS HO WAI-KING'S GREAT PROGRESS

(By "Ripple")

TO-MORROW IS THE FIRST of the three great days for which swimmers in the Colony have been waiting, and commencing at 6.15 p.m. the finals of the Colony swim- ming championships in the men's 220 yards free-style, the women's 50 yards free-style, the women's 100 yards back- stroke, the men's 100 yards breast-stroke and the women's 200 yards free-style relay will be swum at the Victoria Re- creation Club pool.

The events will go off in that order, and in the first there will be the long awaited meeting between Ng Nin and Chan Chun-nam-Hongkong's two most improved awimmers of the year.

Interest in these events this year is at a fever pitch, for an ticipations are running very high. Chan Chun-ninth's TC. cord-shattering

over the

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half-mile during the heats only part of what is expected In the core of that swim he ne within 135 xevonds, of 124* 440 yards record nud 10 verunde off the 220 record.

But over thin lutter disdance, which will be swum to-morrow, Ng Nin is conceded a altıghtly better chatice, a tely over all the shorter distance%2.

100

David Hutchinson, of the V.R.C.. offers a sireng challenge for both the 50 and 100 yards, Yesterday.

after two haarn tralalax. Hutchin von was fined over the 100 at 65 voor: This wan at the end of that period--not the beginning'

Ng Nin has been clocked to

this year, only recently 11 CA, and 24% for the 50,

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Five Tickets For Over Four Hundred Dollars!

Acevestandene tokes teg The Inter Hong Swimming gala al The European YMCA Friday in aid of the SCM Post" and HK Telegraph Bomber Fund are selling fast and at fancy prices

Yesterday is learned five of the 100 tickets were sold inside one of the Hongs for a Job of over 14001

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Major Baseball

Pittsburgh Pirates Humble

Cincinnati Reds

League Tennis

University Beat S. China In "A" Division

SOUTH CHINA A.A. were Barrow-

"A" Division of the

NEW YORK, Sept. 23 (UP).—Cincinnati Reds, winners by beaten by the University in of the National League pennant, were humbled by Pittsburgh Pirates to-day 12-9. Closest game was that in which Brooklyn

ekoratered swimmers mong this year's but

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with that of Miss Be Dodgers nused out New York Giants

The 100 yards record in toppling¦churn a challenge for the freez before Ny Nin and Hutchinson, while these two, together with 1), 11 Tuyioriyle events. and Ng Tun-man, should most cervous of age mainly lower that for the 50.

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The advent of the butterfly stroke Chip Bathing Club's training. akro meñine a now time for the breast-

class in June this year troke, which inven only the 220

fler monthly teste yards free-style and the 100 yards

metres were: back-stroke avorits in any state of xlability

In neither of these events thin youn have there been any times near to the records (which are appended |, and while conceding that the back stroke ilme should be safe, it doesn' seem likely that with all the other free-style records in danger the 220 the should escape attention

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36.1 secs (which is only 0.3 seck outside the Chinese by record established National

MIN Yeung Hau-king in 1936). Min Ho must be acknowledged as! a swime out of the ordinary, but Arthik ust also be accorded her

it an trainer, Mr Wong Sau-805.

RECENT announcement that been mainly though his tuition that W. Lawrence, for reason of Miss He is now in the final for the ,women's 5 and 100 yards chompion-

headth, will not be defending ships

his back-stroke title makes a present to A. K. Rumjalin. Lawrence, however, has had his view

of

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Lawn Bowls

FURTHER MATCHES IN SINGLES TOURNEY

TEN MATCHES

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the

the

Tenk League Tyesterday, losing 4-5. Weak ink of the Chinesr team ATAN thr THI Leung-C. L Lan combination. who Jost all three sets. 8. L.. Wong náð K. (8, Liu (5. China) won two and tied | Their third set, as did T. 8. Wena nud [C.C. Ma for the University.

Scores were:

S. L Wong and K 9. Liu beat P. P. Leo and S. II. Lìng 6-4; drew with T. 0-0; beat G. Wong and C. C Ma

Tsui and XP Ong 0-2.

TH. Leung

and CL Lau lost to Ilm and Ling 1-0; lost to Wong and Ma 4.0: last të Trui and Ong 1-4

L.. A. Chan and K. Tsui beat Lim and second Ling 0-2: lost to Wong and Ma 3-6: Frontal of the Open Singles lawn drew with Taul and Ong 6-6

bowls championship were played

yesterday At the Kowloon Football Golf

Club, where, in the first round, he

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"possibles". J. N Wong

was eliminated by H. White by 21-14 and on the same green J C. Remedios beat J. C. Gill 21-18.

Two Mid-week Soccer that at the Kowloon Dorks between

Matches For Navy

The Royal Navy will play two games of football this week. On Wednesday they will meet South China at Cause- the threatened way Bay, commencing af 5 pm., and on "blitz", append a list of Thursday at the same place and time, day, and a great day It was. Hla finest year was 1935, as the the Hongkong, China National they will oppose Eastern A A

list of records below will show, and Far Eastern records.

Many hoped that he would defend figures in brackets

The

are times 100

13

1839.

440

wis honours against this year's uppo- for metres converted, as accur- tton. which is the finest ever inately as proportion will allow, Local history, but his absence will not into those for yards.

be so keenly fell an would have been

the case had the range of talent tven less wide,

H.K. Records

MEN

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yard --24 472 Krck..

D

St

Taylor.

But improvement in local swim- asing have been no great, that even In his prime Lawrence would never have been confident of success had 1930

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hla.--a;.1/a ..... W. Lawrenco,

220 yarde- intr. 25 secs.. W. Lawrence,

mina Yard,

28.2/0 Lawrence, 1933.

B30 yards.-11 mins. 17.4/5 Lect. W Lawrence, 1935. This time is now 11 mittam 18.375 sees, established by Chan Chorebam on Thursday last during the championstzip heats.

100 yds breast-stroke.—71.2/3 reca. rique Chalpe, 1839,

100 yards buck-stroke.~60,4/5_102. Lau Po-hel, an

WOMEN

rod *B.--3/5 веся., Ме 1. Mead.

1934

National Records

ac-

The 400 metres record is, as curately as proportion will permit, converted Into 440 yards. These converted times are shown in brac-

kets.

MEN

50 metres.-8 nees, (20.7), Chan Chan- hing. 1939,

100 metres--45.7

Chan-bing, 1935.

(00.3), Chan

400 metres.-6 mina, 332 sees (8 mina,

30 sec.). Yen Jul-mok, 1933,

100 metres back-stroke-03 meen (781), Lim Wei-choon. 1933

200 metres relay-a mina, 1.1 secs, (2 mine, 2.1 cm), 135,

WOMEN

50 metres 30 secs. (33 secs). Yeung sau-king, lis.

100 metres -83 woes, (75.1), Young Sau king, 1935.

100 metres back-stroke-1 min,, 374 sees. (1 min. 294 sees), Young Sau-king, 1035

200, metrer relay 3 mins. 392 seca. ta miina, 40.7 secs.),

13.

Far Eastern Records

All these records were established by the Japanese in Manila in 1994.

MEN

50 metres-267 now) (24,5),

100 metres=59,8 secs, (MB);

400. metro mins.112.7 seca. (4 mirin, 55.4-RECE.).

Closest game of all, however, was

W. Walker and W V Field, the former won 21-20 Results were:

AT CRAIGENGOWER

A Morton beat A Brooksbank 21-0 on the 17th.

F. J. June beat W. Elorris 21-15 on the

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13th.

AT CS.C.C

F. Luz best G. Perkins 21-3 on the

C. 8. Romelet beat G, C, Gowland 23-14 on the rd.

W. Tiong Bling best 2, 2. Hayward 21-10 on the 23rd.

AT POLICE R.C

M. F Alarcon beat C. W. Lara 21-0 on the 10th.

W. R. Hiyer beat W. Ward 31-17 on the 24th.

AT KOWLOON F.C.

J. C. Remedion bexi J, C. G11 21-18. IL White beat J. N. Wông 21-14.

AT KOWLOON DOCKS

W. L. Walker beat W. V. Field 21-20.

To-day's Programme

Matches to-day are:

Kowloon F. C. _J._McCutcheon ỵ, A. M. Omar F. M. X. Soares v. B. Barto

Craigenzower M. N. Rakusen v. F. P. Anslow; A. R. Minu v. W. S, Dall or J. J. Basic

Kowloon 1.0.0.

SPORTS ADVT.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Venue For 1941

U.S. Amateur

NEW YORK, Aug. 29 (Kenter) --- The National Amateur Golf Cham- pionship of the United Staten in 1941 will be held at the Omaha' Field Clab, Omaha, Nebraska, was an- nounced by the United States Golf Association Daics will be decided later,

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University Games AIR RAID SHELTERS

In Japan

Tokyo, Sept. 23, Melji University defented Tokyo Imperial University baseball nine by 4-0 in their match held in the Outer Garden Stadhim of the Meill Shrine.

In a subsequent match, Kelo Univer- alty gained the verdict over Rikkyo University by a similar score-Domet.

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W. J. Howard v. C. II. Basto.

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Kowloon C.C.

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RELIEVE

Contor

Rheumatic

Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the Eighth Extra Race Masting to be held on Saturday, 5th and Thursday, 10th October, 1940 (weather permitting) may be jobtained at the Secretary's 'Office, Exchange Building; the Club House, Happy Valley; the Hong Kong Club; The Sports Club; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road.

Entries closo at 12 o'clock

100 metres back-stroke. 20.8 secs. (01.9) NOON on Thursday, 26th Septem-

..WOMEN

50 metres 300 secs. (359).

100 metres.--81.) wees,: (89.3);

In metres buckvetrokemad.

200 metres' relay--3 mína, GL7 soos; (8)

mina, 53.3 soca.),

ber, 1940.

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