The weather yesterday morning favoured the cross-country runners for the dual meet and practice run which followed some fifteen minutes.
The Hongkew Cross-country Club, Lien Dah, Vu Jan and Cheng Kwong were the four teams competing in the The 17-mile marathon practice gathered about fifty runners in preparation for the championship next Sunday, November 5. T. L. Wong again pleased a host of his Chinese admirers by running away: from the rest of the pack. His best rival, K. F. Liu, was ill and absent so that Wong had things all his own way and the only other man to finish twenty minutes later was* Y. W, Kwan, Wong covered the distance in 1 hour and 28 minutes. Hudson of the Cost Surrey Regiment could only stand up to about ten miles of the course while the rest quit even sooner, Athlete Club 3] Points; 2, Vu Jan Coe Team Champlonship:—1, Hi Club 77 Points; 3, Cheng Kwong C-C Club 94 Points; 4, Lien Dah C-C Club 129 Points kew); 2. K. M. Koo' (Hongkew): S. Dx reler Of Finish:—1, K. S. Van (Hong-T. Kao (Vu-Jan); 4 K. Y. Loh (Hong: kew); 5, Y. C. Cheng Lien-Dah): 6, 5. T. Chow (Hongkew); 7, G: S. Loh (Yu-Jen); &, H. K. Wong (Hongkew); 9, T. F. Loh (Vu-Jen): 10, G. K. Wong di. H. G. Zee (Chenge Y. T. Kao (Cheng-Kwong); Lee (Cheng-Kwing); 14. H.
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