ASSOCIATION CODE.

Manawatu Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 2434, 28 July 1924, Page 8

ASSOCIATION CODE.

MANAWATU TEAM SELECTED, j TO MEET CHINESE. j A trial match was held at North j Street Park on Saturday as a result of j which the following have been select- j ed to meet tho Chinese University | Soccer team on Wednesday;— Goal, Cutler; right back. Ash ham: j Wheeler; centre half, Whitehou.se: left I back. Hearsay, right half-back: j half Walker; outside right. McLeod;; Inside right. Chapman; centre for-j ward, Travers, genr. (captain); inside j left, Bell; outside left, Tucker. Reserves: Childs (goal). Dick (fullback), Hove joy and Travers. junr. (half-backs), Davis and Kennedy, for-i wards). The above are requested to meet at Dawbers', North Street, at V p.m. to-day. THE CHINESE TEAM. AND ADD ABOUT IT. Tiro following are the particulars of the members of the Chinese University team; — Jap Boon Booy,; Age 21, weight 9st lOlbs, height sft Tin; born in Dutch East Indies: entered Hong Kong - University in 1923, and played for Uni- 1 versity 1923-24. Other sports, track j and tennis. j Wu Yen Chang: Age 22, 9st 51b, sft j 6in. Born In Canton; represented the University at soccer, baseball, and basket ball. Member for the Eastern Olympiad soccer team in 1921; intercollegiate champion for four years in high jump. Oilier sports, tennis and track. Ho has done 100 yards in 10 2-ssec. I.owe. Poll Tah: Age 20, Osh 41b, sft Gin. Born in Canton; played soccer for 7 years. Represented East China in volley ball and swimming at National meeting in 1924. Loir Mei Lung: Age 31, lost 51b, sft Sin. Born in Hangchow. Played cosser for seven years and represented East China in 1924. Chen Po: Ago 22, Sst Sib, sft 4in. Born in Shanghai. Also represented East China in 1924. Other sport, baseball. Pao Ching TI: Age 24, lost slb, sft Tin. Born in Ning-po. Player soccer and baseball for four years and is college champion in shot put and discus. Wang Chen Sluing: Age 24, .1 Ost j 61b. sft. Bin. Born in Pekin. Played j soccer eight years; ‘ inter-cdllegiate ] champion in shot put and javelin. Re- | presented China in Far Eastern Olym- j pic Games in 1921. i Alfred K. Ting (captain): Age 26, list 111 b, sft 9in. Captain of tenuis team and /college champion, 19151919. Member of soccer team to Olympiad in 191 T. Attended Cornell University, California, 1919-20. j Ranked third in College tennis team, j Wong Full Tan: Age 24, lost Sib, sft i Tin. Born in Wu-shish. Pentathlon j champion in 1924. |

Hung Hwai Chang: Age 20. Hist 51b. sft. Sin. Born in Fu-kicn. College champion in tennis in 1922. Alexander K. Ting, age 22, XOst. i sft Tin, Born in Soochow. Good all- 1 round athlete. Harry K. Liang: -Age 23, 1 fist, sit Tin. Born in Changhai. Captain of base ball, football, track and field teams in University. Represented I China in Far Eastern Olympiad in j 1921 and 1923. Chang- Hei En; Age 3-1, lOst, sft Gin. | Born in Pekin. Member of team in j Australia last year. Lok Luu Naam: Age 20, fist Gib, j sft uin. Born in Cardiff, Wales. All i round athlete. Tsai Tsa A'ing: Ago 24, sft Gin, Sst I 61b. Born in Wuchang. Played soc- ! cer and basofall, and represented University on the track. Liang Kwan Lung: Soo Chun Uni* versity. Wong Tin Sick; Hong Kong University. Crack leader. H. E. Chang and AA r . S, Wang were in last year’s team. Arrangements for Visit. Arrangements are well in hand for the smoke conceit on Wednesday night. An excellent musical programme has been arranged, and the wife of tho Chinese Consul-General is to present the cups donated by the Chinese residents of Palmerston North. Representatives of sports bodies of the town, borough council- | lors and prominent citizens have been invited, and a total attedance of 200 is expected, including 50 Chinese of this town. An outstanding characteristic of the Chinese footballers is their anxiety to learn, and it was by their special ; request that, tho Manawatu Football j Association arranged a motor tour to j Poxton and possibly Feilding, while it j lias been further suggested that an I inspection of a flaxmill and a large j poultry farm at Oroua Downs should ! be arranged. The trip to Foxton has j been fixed for to-morrow afternoon,! following the visitors’ attendance at j the Luncheon Club,