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BUREN
THE PERFECT
SWISS WATCH
CHINA MAIL
OBSTACLES IN THE WAY OF AN AMATEUR AA
By "ROVER"
There are few who will disagree with Mr. J. Skin. nor, Chairman of the Hong Kong Football Association, when he says that there is great nood for an Amateur Athletic Association If the Colony is to take its proper place in the world of sport.
It is the fervent hope of all who have a genuine interest in sport and the prestige of this Colony in the realm of sport that such, an
•Association will actually come into being.
Without in any way wish- ing to put a damper on th hopes and aspirations of Mr. Skinner and other woll-mean- ing gentlemen, however, [ would like to sound a note of warning.
Baseball:
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HONG KONG, THURSDAY; - MAY 18, 1950.
Entries for Lawn Bowls Championships
Eighty three contestants have entered for the Colony Singles Lawn Bowls Championship, 45 of whom have drawn a bye into the Second. Round...
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"THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES”
over REDIFFUSION 9.18-- 9.30 p.m.
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS
Warwick remain
of the
at head
at
:
Championship table
Nineteen matches in the Open Singles will be play Form of amateur
ed in the First Round, which commences on Tuesday, May 30.
In the Colony Triples Com- petition, 35 entries have bec received, ⠀
The First Round games in this. Competition will be played on; Whit Sunday, May 28, while the Second Round games have been' fixed for Sunday, June 4.
The following is the draw:
Open Singles
J.A. Victor,: L.M. Rodrigues, DC. Alves v F. Lee, W.C. Ogley, W. Hong Sting, KDC.
Becond Round-Sunday, June 4 All matches commence at 3.30 p.m.
A.M. Kadir, S. Yusul, M.Y. Adal v J.W. Leonard, S. Leonard, A.E. Coates, HKFC,
New York, May 18. Preacher Roe pitched a near- fawless four-hit game
Brooklyn Dodger"] while his team-mates collected an even dozen hits for a 3-1 victory The local situation is further over St. Louis Cardinals today complicated by reason of the in the opener of a three-game fact that even in the field of series.
only one Roe' allowed *sport,;"face" plays an import.
during the afternoon and kep art, part As a result, an individual who the meagre Cardinal hitting ro- nceuples what is frogarded as a loner to no more than one hi Jigli social position but who an ing.
his second knows practically next to nothing Ape's victory was
on being over Cardinals this season, Help.m. J. pitcher to about sports insists
in a position of supreme the only Brooklyn authority in club or organiza have beater St. Louis in four KBGC, Tuesday, May 30, 5.30: D.M.A. Razack, tion over individuals who stand games.
Moday social ladder but
holated effort lower on the who are more genuine In their Brooklyn" into second place in to many desire to promote sport and who the National League and dropped
more about the differens St. Louis into third.
After having had more than 30 years' experience of local spord
its different branches, in all fect that Mr. Skinner and those who are associated with him will. Ilke ploncers blazing a new tra!, be faced with innumerable ob- stacles and subjected disappointments.
If
In
know serves my memory
me games.
If the wishes of kuch an in- right, Captain H. J. Chlana}}, well-known Army Sports Offi-dividual are not met, he either
mind cor. also had
the withdraws his support from the Club or organisation for directs his stooges to promote discord and thus split the ranks of the members to enable him to gain
absolule control.
Unity of purpose
Two homers cach Vern Stephens and Ted Wil- liaiseach hit two homers th to give Boston Red Sox a 6-1 victory over Detroit..
-Joe Dobson limited Tigers to six hits as he chalked up bi fourth conquest, while young Art Houtteman was tagged with his second setback.
formation of an Amateur Athie tic Association and circularised different sports clubs and or ganisations on the subject to. warda (the end of last year. It was subsequently reported that the
to circulars response
If, therefore, it is not possible sent out by Captain Chisnall ex-
Stephens' homers, his fifth and ceeded all expectations, but meeting which was called to take to achieve unity of purpose or sixth, come in the third and place at the Vietoria Recreations friendly relations in one Club or seventh innings, while William
organisation or between Clubs hit his 10th homer bi the third Club never materintised and the and organisations, it will be a and his 11th in the ninth. matter
to secina
ended an have
hundred times more difficult to there.
Thin scores were: obtain unity and harmony ih an To put it bluntly, it has not all-embracing organisation such
to successfully heen
possible
as the proposed Amateur Athle- an Amateur Dean sc anst run!
tic Association Athletic Association in this Co- tony because the majority of so- enliet sportsmen have a lot to
regarding sportsmanship|
תינlen
represents.
and all that it rep
Self-intorast
I would be no, exaggeration to Bay that there is a definite ten- dency on the part of the majority at ro-called sportsmen in this Colony to place their own in- terests or the interests of their own particular clique above the interests of the game itselt.
WG. McKio, A.K. Omer. HKFC, Wednesday, May 31, 5:30
p.m.
Tang v B.F.F.
Marques,
AP Ferrin y A Hution, KCC, J. Tindall v. G.A. Souza, KCC, Tuesday, May 30, 6.30 p.m. Tuesday, May 30, 5.30 p.m.
W. Gaffney v MJ. Madina," Recreio, Wednesday, May 31, 5.30 pm.
A.J. Coelho; W.C. Ogley HKFC, Wednesday, May 31, 8.30
- p.m.
y
A. Melonis v A.M. Souza, KBGC, Tuesday, May 30, 5.30 pm,
C. Gough T. File, CCC, Wednesday, May 31, 6.30 pm.
G.C, Norman v C.A. Gutierres, KCC, Tuesday, May 30, 6.30 p.m.
W.V. Fieldy A.A. Lopes, CCC, Wednesday, May 31, 5.50 p.m.
A.R.A. Rahman v Francil. Lee, HKFC, Wednesday, May 31, 5.50 G.C, Jorge v J.A. da Luz, PRC, Thursday, June 1, 5.30 p.m.
S.S. Hussain v A. Ismail, 1 PRC, Thursday, June 1, 5.30 p.m Wednesday, June 1, 6.80 p.m.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Uploss human nature can be St. Louis Cardinals changed overnight, the struggle Brooklyn Dodgers ... for supramany will be mora Cincinnati Reds.... Intense
with the Philadelphia Phillies formation of an Amateur Athle
than ever
tic Association and power post-1 Pittsburgh Pirates tle will be introduced to a far Boston Braves larger extent than it is now employed.
such
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*** | Chicago Cubs
New York Glants that
If any scheme envisaged is to succeed, the first
AMERICAN LEAGUE ' requisite is that all those who
4 3 participate in the scheme forget Philadelphia Athletics their own personal interests and Cleveland Indians.. work sincerely and wholehearted- The attitude adopted is, te ly for sport itself, and not use it Boston Red Sox say the least of it, a very poor or the Association as a medium Detroit Tigers attitude Indeed, but the fact that such an attitude exists
cannot be dented and should
not be overlooked by those who
to
form the proposad
ac
Amateur Athletic Association, The fact that
Amateur Athlette Federation-has-func- tioned with success in Manila or elsewhere is no criterion regard- ing the success of a local Asso- riation of similar nature, us' con-: ditions, in this Colony arc en- tirely different.
Power polities play a very important part in the local sports
set-up:
In fact, the struggle for sun-
the
remacy between different factions is so intense that it overrides ail oller considerations, with
the interests of the result that
the prestige Rame and
of the Colony in the field of sport 'are relegated to the background.
Petty jealousies
If any proof were
needed to
support this assertion, one need
only refer to the dissension'which
for self-glorification.
Badminton:
p.m.
W. Marshallsay, A. Campbell, A. Marshall v E.M. Alarcon, A.A. Lopes, J.F.V. Ribeiro, KBGC,
W. Butterworth, C. Thompson, A.E.P. Guest R.M.V. Ribeiro, S. Souza, LS, Siva, KBGC.
batsmen most encouraging
London, May 165
London, May 16.
arwickshire, although having no County match, remained at the head of the Championship table with 24 points after the series which' ended today.
Northamptonshire, beaten by Derbyshire, gained four points, for a first innings lead to bring them level with Surrey, who did not have a County game, in second place.
AL
Bristol:
Gloucestershire
Each has 10 points. Six Counties, each with 12 drew with Kent. Kent 103 and points, came next in the table. 389 for nine declared (Ames 119, They are Leicestershire, Sussex. Todd 73, Evans 60. Lambert, 131). Gloucestershire 379 and 103 Lancashire, Derbyshire, Essex and right-arm fast medium, five for for nine (Young 78, Dovey, right- am slow offspin, five for 32).
The excellent form shown by amateur. batsmen, in spite of the prevalent pessimism ovci the future of amateurs in first class cricket, has been, one of the most encouraging features of the first rain-spoilt, week of the cricket season.
Reginald Simpson, the Notting
and
former hamshire amateur policeman, with a 100 of the Yorkshire bowlers for the MCC and 20 not out for his County) | thelr vielory to A. C. Revill, who 04, Arnold 89). Lancashire 442
A continuation of this form
A.R.A. Rah man, Ali v A.F. Pereira, C. Roza Pereira, C.C. Pereira, CCC FG, da Luz, V.A.V. Ribeiro, F. Rodrigues v J. Rowan, W.B. Brown, RB, Marshall, KCC.
DA. Rozario, C. Coelho, A.A5 and scored Razack W. Stoker. A.G, Gard- ner, A.K. Misu, HKFC.
P. Hughes, W. McCall J.G. Meyer v J.S. Baxter, A. Steven, W.G..Mekle, Recreio.
M. Ferreira, P.A. Da Costa, J.J. Basto v KM Rumjahn, M.B. Hussan, UA. Rumjohn, KCC.
Middlesex
to get 227 runs Derbyshire, in 200 m minutes, got the runs jus
of four time
ani
for the loss
wickets.
-They were mainly indebted for scored a stylish 108 not out.
At Manchester: Lancashire drew with Hampshire, Hampshire 288 and 252 for Ave declared (Rogers for ning declared and did not bat
At Lords: Middlesex beat.
L. Livingston, who captained a second time, by
during the winter, scored the Commonwealth team In India 76 Kor. Northants.
rapid Somerset by eight wickets. Somer
against Glamorgan, has gained most of the limelight, the stylish Simpson will present
set 214 and 848 (Gimblett 94, Last year Simpson gained the Selectors with a problem.
Lkalle Jackson, who took four Angeli 74, Irish 70). Middlesex place in England's team at No wickets for 38 runs for Derby- 425 for nine declared and 193.
a century against.
and
Nutter had to have three New Zealand at Old Trafford for shire, lifted the ball dangerously for two (Robertson not out 74). - ► At Worcester: Worcestershiro the fifth Test.
their first drow with Leicestershire. Worces At the Oval he displaced Cyrilliches for a jaw injury.
Middlesex gained points when they defcated tershire 339 for nine declared and Washbrook as Len Hutton's open- ing partner and shared in a stand Somerset in extra
time.
150 for four (Kenyon not out Jack Robertson and Bill-Edrich 100). Leicestershire 150 and 429 The Selectors may have to laid the foundations of their vice for seven declared (Lester 128,
Jackson 100, Chapman 71). decide whether to retain this new try with a second wicket part- partnership or revert to the pre-nership of 69 in 30 minutes and vious pair of Hutton and Wash- Robertson went on to make 74
of 147.
E.. Greenwood, G.E.F., Thomp-brook. son, L Sykes v Winners of S.A. Collaco and A.M. Wahab, KCC,
Other notable displays
Other notable amateur dis-
Boi out
Best performance
At Nottingham: Nottingham-. shire drow with Sussex. Sussex, 325 for nine declared and 369 declared (Smith not for three out 200. James Langridge not out 108). Nottinghamshire, 276. J.A. da Luz, B.P.F. Marques,
plays have been given by D. S. Fred Angell, in the best per for two declared and 58 for ihres Derbyshire beat At Derby: RF da Luz v JH. Kinni Sheppard, the young Cambridge formaned of his career, sort and A. Mullen, J.C, Chalmers, KBGC.
G.C. Norman, AL.G. Eastman, freshinan, with 130 against his in three hours for Somerset and Northamptonshire by six wickets. Sussex; Murray Irish made 74 out of 104 in an Northamptonshire 325 and 154 ν M.I. W.C. Simpson
Razack, own County,
Oxford
(Livingstone 76, Rhodes three for hour, and three-quarters. K.M. Omar, AM. Omar, Recrolo. Holmorr
African who
and had 201 to beat Kent in 123 minutes four (Revill not out 108). Winners of D.C. Alves and W, South Coelho, G.C. Jorge, KDC... two good knocks
Urquhart, A, Mackenzie, T.O.shire, and
Wicket-standing when the match CCC, Wednesday, May 31, 5.30 Morgan v B.A.-Mansell, B.I. Bick-for, the MCC with:129) were eight behind with only one St Martin Young made 75 for ford, NJ. Bebbington, CCC. Among the professionals, the name to an exciting close
ER. Marker, A.H. Abbas, OR good start of popular George Sadick V AL. Roberts, J.H. of Sussex, will give general inafaucester, his boat score in Douhty Loricket, and with d. K terest Cox, one of the most t O'Grady, W.V. Field, PRC.
Graveney he added 174 for the tractive stroke players, prefera
ifth wlaket in 40 minutes. the firmer pliches usually met
Ray Dovey, bowling steadily, a draw. with later in the season, but by
he has baulked "Gloucestershire's effort: shoving que restraut begun with a series of valuable by taking the last live wickets to
fail: for 32, runs. Innings. Reuter.
University)eibucestershire were set to get 21). Derbyshire 253 and 227 for S.M, Rumjatín v 1. AU, PRC, Hong. Sling v. M.J. Medina, A.3. against Gloucestgainst York- and, going all out for the runs, į
15 G. Willerton v S.H. Marvin,
0
p.m.
S. Yusuf A, Campbell, PRC, Wednesday, May 31,-5.30 p.m.
W. Allen v C.C. Pereira, KBGC, Tuesday, May 30, 5.30 p.m.
C. Pope, C, Gough, W. Cameron AW Hiscock v JH. Kinniy A... Elliott, W.L. Riley, W burgh, PRC, Wednesday, May 31, Gaffney, CCC. 5.30 p.m.
W Butterworth A Marshall, Recreio, Wednesday, May 31, 5.30
11
13 20
6
p.m.
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-United Press.
Denmark greatest "danger"
to Malaya's defence
of Thomas Cup
Singapore, May 16.
Denmark is going to be the greatest "danger to Malaya's defence of the Thomas Cup when this country is called upon to defend it in the second international badminton tourna- ment in 1952..
This warning was made by Wong. Peng-soon, who returned here recently after winning the All- England badminton championship in Febru- ary....
Others 'Bye'
Triples
First Round-Whit Bunday-
-- May 28
All matches to commence at 3.30 p.m.
A.M. Souza, J.F. da Silva, BA” Collaco v5.0. Bux. S.M. Rum John, A.M. Wahab, KDC.;
Women's Golf:
A new champion may be crowned
J.S. Landolt, GA. Souza, Hong Choy v. LJ, Costillo, M.T. Nunes, J.A. Delgado, HKFC,
Yorkshire,
Co
Agreement reached on date for Melbourne Games of 1956
to
-bobaleigh and
ics
Don Smith, 20-year-old Sussex left-hander, scored 200 not out to get his maiden century against Nottinghamshire. Smith hit three sixca and 28 fours in five and a half hours at the wicket.
A tome draw
The game petered out in a tame draw after James Cornford had caused a Butter by taking three! Notis wickets for 15 runs in two
the
West Indies surprised
The West Indies were surprised by the stubborn resistanco Surrey, altered on the last day at Kéo- nington Oval and instead of wine ning the match comfortably the tourists had to be satisüßed with
After declaring at 537 runs for Indick the Weat Dve.wickels, dismissed the County for 193 aud forced them to follow on.
Surrey held out and scored 301 in their second innings, leaving overs to be time for only two bowled in the West Indies second innings, in which time they scored: 14. runs for one wicket...
* Fishlook and Barton inspired
fourth wicked Added 91 in a Surrey to save the game. They stand and Fishlack; | who-cue and drove superbly, hit the fir
TR
century against the tourlats. helped Oxford University, to their Hs 110 occupied three hour win
Warwickshire by taking and 33 minutes and included: 1) alx, wickets for 81 with his fours. médium wingers, and would
overing Indian bowler
over
Barton was, unfortunate to b
have done even, bolter had not several chances off his bowling leg-before when only one shor of his century. He batted four hours and hit only Ove fours Kadar, former The last wicket pair, McMabo
been
anissed
Abdul Hafee
Test player, and and Kirby, held out over an hou Cranmer added 117 in a bright and added-63 runs to force fifth welikst, partnership.. for draw-Reutor. Warwickshire.
FOOTBALLERS SUSPENDED FOR SMUGGLING OPIUM
Copenhagen, May 16. When the International Olympic Congress was continued here today it was announced that the IOC had decided to hold the Melbourne. Games of 1956 during the last week of Oc- tober and the beginning of November. During today's session, Sir Harold Luxton, of Aus
tralia, had reported to the Committee con- cerning details of climatic conditions and the Newcastle, County Down,
preparations in hand for the 1956 Games... Northern Ireland, May 16.
A new champion of British
He expressed his thanks to pic Games, dus, to be held in
Crahmer, hit 88 in 80 minutos. women's golf may be crown the Committee for their com
'Qale in - 1952; The Pen fore-falling caught off 'Divecha,} with two fixes and eight fours, Include ed
proposed on Thursday as Miss prehension of the difficultier
skating, Frances Stephons, the holder and said he was glad a date
Kadar hit 58, but except for hockey was beaten in a 10-holes battle had been agreed upon, but he
and a
uld qula was prepared to accept ice hockeyLekestershire recovered today in the fourth round on doubted whether his reception. The International Commites and a tour, was unusually
when he but only as an amateur sport and well after following on against the Royal County Down would be friendly Course. Here. 0333
was Mia returned to Melbourne.
This will be the first time that the secretary: Mr. Otto Mayer Worcestershire that they were Four members of the Aus
team Vienns Her conqueror,
phepared to get in touch with the ponent to get 241 for victory have been indefinitely su Elizabeth Price, runner-up three
and con International Ice Southern Hemisphere,
Ice Hockey Federa
key Federal Worcestershire never looked expressed by
somption. plonship, and who this morning
time | put out Miss Erate Lenczyk the Was
members as to whether, a
They were not prepared, how equal to this demand, and a draw American Curtis Cup player, in
and
to discuss affairs with it, ever,
Police said the four brough the third round
suitable to both Northern
Hemisphere athletes
Kraatz, of Switzerland.
850 grammes of raw oplum wit A. M; Holm, of Scotland, Southern
not be agreed to
them when they returned from added, and said that the ComAnother contury-maker twice
.G.
•Lester
ster - overnight 112 series of games In Egypt: lef ex-champion, remaining and
Beptembar, but Harold meots
Price in the Miss
that would not be suitable for dissions at which Mr. Krants, brought he score to 128 with 16 January
the Chairman of the European tours, and another century-maker quarter-final,
Melbourne, December was out Each of the matches in that
of the question for Northernction of the IHF, was present, was the Australian all-rounder, Tha, Austrian Football Asso
-Heutes,
V. Jackson, who got his 100 with elation has also banned the Viens Kemisphere
countries and je
13 fours in three hours and eight team from playing, three gami ixed for Berlin during Whitsun mort Awas felt generally” that St.
participants would not want. to
monald Kanyar, who opener damAssociated Press. spend Christmas way away
from per home countries.
Vienna, May 16.
Ing the Dunes, that; Danish sup-1 years ago, for the English Chama | the Games have been held in theid that the Committed' 'was able to declara and set their op- trian football
now exists, riot only between cer- In the absence of an official: The advent of Dr. David Free- tuin organisations. but in in-international individual cham map and Merton Mandez. (United dividuals Clubs, where back-bit plonship, the holder of the Stoles) Wong Peng-soon ing and potty jealousies abound All-England championship is Ooi Teix hock. (Malaya) con- as diferent factions Jockey for recognised
15 the unofficial vinced budnilinton critics, Includ tup postilen.
world's champion, which Wong
remacy in this game was a thing is today,
For the past. '
Warning noted - English Amateur Wong Peng-soon disclosed that almost everywhere he played in the United Kingdom during his But from what Wong Peng- recent trip and he was playing soon had learned recently, 14 évit there was a Danish coach
regaining their premier position watching him
minutely London, May, 18.
also learned that the Danes the knowledge that the Danes Keen exchanges marked the and begun preparations for their have excellent playing facilities, round will be on International third of the six sessions in the 1862 attempt, even before the enough talent and "brains to battle with France's two repre-
FIELD FOR-- help them staze a come-back. sentatives, the Viscountess do 'Billiards" | Thomas Cup left European soil! English Amateur
YORKSHIRE CUP Championship final at Burnish players showed con- Malayan, badminton officials are Saveur, and Mme. Binoche op- roughes Hall, London, today derable improvement In the ro- quick to take jote of Wong Pang-nosed resportively to Miss Dos
London, May 16, Kielty of the United States, and the
A select field of six will face The The Umdminton Association of Mis 3. Peres of Australis, Mrs. when at the interval-the cent. All-England championship, sooh's warning
the first act in Its Holm meeting Miss Price and the sisting of Von Frenckell (Fin- the starter for the Yorkshire half-way stage of the match Wong Hengoen sald, and two of
mest, of the uma he was there--| Idoks like the Danës are bent on one winner of the tie is, that com arst date suggested WEmittee would not take part in any
Billiards, Championship
or
Ythe.badminton "world"and" with! The
.....
The
A special sub-committer, con
-Frank Edwards, of Stour them-Skaarip and "Holment ANAYENE; to maintain | nther Anglo-Scot clash between land), Bo Ekelund (Sweden), app;
bridge, the holder, led with ployed a wider - repertoire » of{¿Adhered the strongest bad--Mis Jenni Blakood, and Mrs., G. Albert Meyer (Switzerland) was/ Cup, to be run over two miles
strokes when they played against
2,385 points from Joe Tregon= |Blm, far the renil-finals and final ing, of Neath, last year's run-respectively. ner-up, who chalked up 1,877. 206 207
The
up
Picking Edwards, had started the day
fast with more than 600 points In hand and ho added. 80 points to Wong Peng-soon thinks that his advantage in this afternoon's Danes were picking up fart after ression.
what they had geon of Malayan]: Durin
had tactics and by 1957 the Danes breaks of 120 and 116, having should be able to fold player naw.scored five century-breake "perhaps quita has good as the Nýhile stripening, Yeglstered hin best we inve Bal, with 420 and followed
fret thras hegre brigk at the
thekiddioni, Malayan and Ameri
ter of the
with
can-player) hit, the headlines in
the ~ Bangs: had relane suprema on the European ogni ent: In this branon of,éport
won practically all this Leg of the Chileanaland ship” in ✅ 1040=^and 1947
--
resulted.
oplum into the country, pended for allegedly smugglin
for Worcestershire, scored 100 y
out of their 150 for four with validate puresta
fory
ง
foura
A
ina: forceful innings of twr
-hours He hit one six and 12
the Worcester
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SUNDERLAND BEAT
TURKS 21
at York tomorrow, afternoon; /
Istanbul, May 16. The Sunderland soccer tem The race la to start at 2.30 sbire and p.m. GMT and the probable trained his side while bowling defeated a Turkish teem 2-11 starters with
and will not be able to play day Woodburn (Edgar Britt), Vie against Sussex tomorrow.
The Turks were "possibles" * defener Day (E. C. Billett), Domino, (J. Concentrating re
team Caldwell), Miraculous Atom (W. Hampshire comfortably averted the country's "B" Nevet). Charleval (WJohn defeat rainst Lancashire. John ciated Press. stone) and Lone Eagle: (W. H. Actinid rered 29 with 13 fours and N. Borers Who got a century Carry-Reiter
In the frit innings,, hit 14, in a confdent : but, alow Innings o A meeting of the Dleefplinary nearly three hours,
amities of the Hong Kong Association will be håld
Result
appointed to discuss the question mintons! country, chan revived Valentine Inter-state competition among
Defeat a surprise
of participation at the Helsinki thening, badminton-playing
Gamer, The defest of pls Lenczyk states in”... Malayalon almilar linek, and under the lams rules was in the nature of surprise Definition of “Amateur ar these governing the Internath, wer belly slipped as It was decided to make no tiaral tournament for the likely new Champion... Thomas, Caps This tournament It was Idall-like match, how change decision reached by our ever, and od one occasion The amateur, din anus by Badminton, buicials "have re- American, canihily walked off he 25 votes to Ave Finland, Iceland ptedly pressed their convic MAYin part for the omires, and Sweden were among the dis
United Blates, Incident which migis have. Id to penting votas but the Main Com HKFA MEETINGRA
mitter wald they could not con will disqualificat and
efted this step sider changing y such as important sub
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