Shanghai, Nov. 2.
Over 2% miles of cross-country running yesterday morning, it was the Lido team with 7. L. Wong os their Teader that won' premier" honours Jamong the eleven groups participate ing. The race was for the Min Kua New World Record in Breaststroke Bremen, Nov. 14. new world record in breast-stroke swimming was established here yesterday by the German and European champion, Joachim Balke, when he' covered 100.metres in one minute and 9.5 seconds.
The previous record was held by the Frenchman Jacques Cartonet, with one minute and 9.8 seconds.—Trans-Ocean, Idaho 14, Uiah St Grinnell '21, Colorado College 7 Southwestern 7, Missssippl State 9 Centenary. 48, Depauw.
Shio 14, Marshall 1 Rice 7, Texas Christian 29 Kansas State 41, Washburn 14 Baylor, 6. Southern. Methodist Univer Siisourt 26, St outs 0 tation 3/5, Dividend. $28 Win, "$580. Places, $5, $5.20. $520.
Cordon lLivertytighe (Cire), 160.6. 8. Moller Sumatra (EH) 149-M. H. Feeney Porec:
it Pool Race 12. Winning Combination 4/6," Dividend $33.0.
Win, 817.00, Places. $7. 82.20, $849.
3—Race, CLASS. 9 furlongs. Brave Wolder (Sing Lee), 150 "Ti. Wong 1 Record Marke (Jumlsiam)" lat Vv. L. Xavier Sober Morn (Hardly 180 A.'C. Kew 3
[Cup. By scoring the smallest number of points, Lido won with a total of 35. In second place was the Wel Chin Cross-Country Club with 58 points, "while third honours were taken' by the Hongkew Cross-Country Club with 104, The first man across the Anish line was T. L. Wong who ran the distance in 15 minutes, 348 seconds. Behind him were two Wel Chin men.
Liu and B. K. Zee, but the following four places were all occupied by Lido colours: Y, W. Kwan, V. Ling Chang and's. C. Chao.
Copenhagen, Nov. 17.
The death was announced here today of Lieut. J.P. Muller, at the lage of seventy-two. Lieut. Muller was a writer and lecturer on hygiene. physical culture and spiritualism.
Born in Adserballe, Island of Als, Denmark, and educated at the Nykobing Cathedral "School, Lieutenant Muller received three' degrees of Philosophy and Divinity at the University of Copenhagen, on M.C.C, beat Western Province Capetown, Nov. 16, With Kenneth Fares, the Essex fast bowler, revealing splendid form, the MCC. yesterday defeated Western Province by eight wiekels for their second straight. triumph of the South African tour. In the home team's second innings Farnes claimed seven wickets for 38 runs, Besidex coming down at tremendous pace, his deliveries swung a lot. He took hhis wickets in 124° overs of which two were maidens, T. Bartlett, of Sussex, was top-scorer in the tourists' first knock, carrying his bat for 91, the result of vigorous Innings lasting 120. min-ules. "He hit nine boundaries, Hutton, the young Yorkshire ro-cord-breaker, again fell a victim to the Western Province fast ff whom he wes caught for a In the first innings, 'Hut ton made 14 before being clean' bow!- Brinkhaus.
The scores we Western Provin 474 and 169
(Ralph 61 not out).
'M.CC. 216 and 60 for (wo—Reuter.
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