Police attended at Britannia finished within a half rainute of Mr, Sopwiti's Shamtode But won on tne nlganee Se Stephenson's Whit' toates frostly experienced, but he has been peted in an Olympiad, He is not
fied born ronner—n fact which he proved to-day. He took nearly two minutes off his previous best time for the distance. ind Zabala came Ferris (Great in) in 2 br. 31 min, 55 set, then Toivonen (Finland)
in. 12 see., Wright (Great Bri in 2 hr. $8 min. 42 see., Tsuda fan) in 2 he. 36 min. 42 sec., and Kim (Japan) in 2 br. 37 min, 28 sec. Zabala early established a lead and held it throughout, winning by 100 yd, the final of the 400. metres relay race the United States set up a new world record of 40 sec. and in the 1,600 metres relay the United States were first and Britain second, the winners finishing in 3 min. 88 see, another world record, The women's 400 metics relay race also was won by America, in 47, sec, again a world's record.
The women's high jump went to in. Shiley. (United States) wit fine jump of 5 ft. 64 which is new world record.
Japan scored a good win i men's 100 metres fre An American boat, Jill, came in in the race fur six-metre me lerational class yachts, Aug. 5.
Favoured with excellent weather snd with all the ships in the roads Stead ally dressed" for the Ina day" of Regatta Week, Cowes pres sented a gala appearance to-day.
The King gained his third snee of the wer When Braun fin Shamrock n'a race. for'"J"" Class minutes ahead of Mr. Sopwith
and. old yachts exceeding 65 ft. Tie Britannia won ju just ever {out hours, without calling on her time, sllowince, "Me. Hugh Baul' Astra 'Two American yachts took the first' and second' places, in the race for sixsmetze international. "class boats, Lucie just finishing: ahead of sill, Aug. 6.
The King secured his fourth win of the weel vy, when Britannia won the race for "J" Claas yachts fin the Royal & Southern "Yacht regatta at Cowes, His Majesty's boat finished two minutes behind Mr, Sopwith's Sham rock, but won on her time allowance, Mr. 'Hugh' Paul's Astra: was third, saki, "who [Japanese record for the 100 metres free style, but to-day clipped a whole second off his figure.
The women's 100 metres free style was won by Holland, Miss Denowden being first in 1 min, 7B see.—Reuter.
Tate Chinese Educational Inves-ion Commission to Europe, by the Ministry" Education, sailed on Aug. 5 by the Lloyd Triestino str. Conte Rosso. The Commission, which is making cour under the auspices of the Nations, is composed of Chinese educator ang Lien, Chen Chi-pao, mon, Kuo Vu-shou and Hang The Commissioners, who were entertained by. the World's Chinese Students Federation on Thursday, will make a special study of educational administra tion as well as educational systems and methods in the various countries which they vis to incorporating des into China's education in future.
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