Heyn, Lacks v. Shantung:—Biema, Clark, Keswick W. J., Humphreys.
kiangsu-—TeMer Smollett, A. A. White, Krikoriantz, Elles v. Szechuen:—Fanning Evans, Krulak, R. B. Moller, Luard.
Kwangtung:—Fox Davies, J. H. Taylor, Riggio, E. B. Moller v. Chekiang:—W. H. Allman, Crosthwaite, Hogaboom, N.
Kwangsi—H. A. White, Skyrme, Douglas, Pollock v. Yunnan:—Grey Wilson, Franklin, Heslop, Mokrej Hopeh:—Lutey, Atkinson, Macfarlane, Hughes v. Fukien:—C. B. Moller, Alle Hornby, Arderne.
Track Championships Lido Swimming Gala Paris, Sept. 4. fine performances in all events, with especially brilliant showings in some, featured today's athletic meeting at the Colombes Stadium here as sportsmen from all over Europe gathered to contest the Continents supremacy on track and field.
Osendarp, the Netherlands sprinter who figured in the 1936 Olympics and who won the 100 metres in 105 seconds yesterday, carried off premier honours in the 200 metres today, winning by about four yards from Scheuping of Germany in the very good time of 21.2 seconds. Pehnington (Britain) was right at Scheupings shoulder, losing by a few scant inches.
The 400 metres race also saw a good contest, Britain's Olympic representative, A.G, K. Brown, winning in 474 seconds, He broke the tape some seven yards ahead of the second man in, who could not approach Brown in the final sprint home.
Harbig of Germany won the 800 metres run in 1 minute 50.6 seconds without much difficulty. Leveque of France was second and Lanzi, Italy's champion, was third, not far behind Finlay won the 110 metres high hurdles in the very good time of 14.3 seconds, while Jove of France was first, in the 400 metres hurdles. The latter's time was 53.1 second, comparing favourably with the world record.
In the long distance events, Finlana dominatéd;-while~the Reich's-athletes topped the list in field events. - Whit-lock of Britain won the walking race. The full: results follow:
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