Won by Chinese Team:
Second: England Third Fe a crowd of over a thousand cheering spectators who assembled at the Pace Course on December 2 to see the finish of the Inter national Walking Competition, Chow of the Chinese team rumped ome an easy the excellent time of 2 hr. BIN see, for 17 miles 10) yards, The demure look: ing thin framed victor was in high spirits and showed fille strain alter Liis long wail, Second plice went to W. J. Young of the Irish team who finished well behind the winner, his time being 2 40 min, 54 sec, and close behind dim cane I, Howard, unattached, who negotiated the distance in 2 he min, 39
The team race went to the Chinese entries composed of Ching Sun-shuh, chang, Chow and The Rival Presidents—Sir Peter General Macnaghten, wu, with a total of 38 points, France second with i points and England being forced into third place with 1 points, Ireland 48, Portuyal 55 and ths newest team entry two the competition, Palestine, finishing in sixth place with 90 points, A feature of their race was that though they finished well down in the list they came in in a hunch with M. Gottried leading followed by A. Gotiried LR. Cohen and LIH, Biniman For the winner it can be said that Chow wor his race at the tenth mile when he passed Young of the Irish team just after crossing the junction of Hungjno Road and Warren Road and from then on was never headed, Young however, was always a contender for first honours and june Chow a tine race, A group of players—Messrs. H. Maitland, Richards, 'A. C, Godby and The race started Bubbling Well Road at Carter Road along Jessfield Road, Brenan Road, Rubicon Road, Hungjao Road and wound w the finish vid Avenue Petain, Rue Lafayette, Ro dv Roi Albert; Route des Soeurs and Weihaiwei Road to the turn into the race course and the judge's stand at the track side,
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