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AQUATICS:
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THE PERFECT
SWIES WATCH
CHINA MAIL
*HONG KONG, MONDAY, AUGÚST 21, 1950.
NINE RECORDS BROKEN AT ST. JOHN AMBULANCE MEET
SUCCESSFUL
| Nino records were shattered at the Fourth Annual Aquatic Sports Mect of the St. John Ambul- ance Association and Brigade held at the
torday.
CHINESE PRESS · Victoria Recreation Club swimming pool yes- ́ SWIMMING MEET Wong Kwong-chung, of the Hong Kong YMCA
The Hong Kong Chinesy Pressmen's Athletic Associa- tion held its frat Swimming Cula since the Pacific Wor at the Chung Sing Bathing Povi- Hon, Kennedy Town, yester- clity,
The function was a great suc- venos and in the evening, ofler the completion of the varlous swlanning events, well-known Chuese an actors nnd actresses entertained the large number of Kwesta present of a concert,
Results
The following are the results of the swimming events:
At metres free style: 1. Wan Koon-wal: 2. Hum Chol-sang; 3. 11. Tang. (33 secs.)
100 inetres free style: 1. H, T. Tung; 2. Wan Koon-cheek; 1. Leting Bing-chung. (86.2 sec8.)
409 metres free style: 1. Kwanz Man-Ini: 2. Wan Koon-wal; 7. Wong Kar-on, (8 mins. 22 secs., 50 metres boek stroke: 1. Wan Koon-cheult; 2. Wong Thik-mong; 3. Cheung Pang. (43.8 secs.)
100 metres breast stroke: 1. Lrung Bing-chung: 2. Cheung Fang 3. Leung Tao. (82.4 secs.),
150 metres medley relay x 50): 1. Chinese News: 2, Wah Kiu Yat Pao "A": 3. Sing Tao Pao. 12 mins. 03.5 secs.)
metres freestyle for lady 25 reporters: 1. Lee Wul-yee. 143 cccs,)
100 metres free style for Pressmen over "40" years of age: 1. Ng Pak-leung: 2. Ng Yat- chuk; 3. Chan Yik-poon. (1 min. 57,4 Eces.)
Division, one of the outstanding performers at yesterday's meet, bettered his own 1944 record in the 100 yard breast-stroke, by win- ning the event in 76 2/5 seconds.
Miss Shiu Cha-kuen, of the for (Shaukiwan): 3. Fong Ting- Hong Kong YMCA Nursingkwan (Eastern), 52.4 feet. Division, clipped 1.8 seconds off the record of 30 seconds which she made last year by the 50 yard breast-stroke.
By chalking up 51 points, the Hong Kong YMCA Division won the Men's Inter-Division Cham- planship, while the Hong Kong YMCA Nursing Division, with 32 points, won the Nurses' Inter-
Division Championship.
Forty-five entries representing 14 Divisions of the Brigade par Heipated in the meet,
by
At the conclusion of the meet prizes were presenter to the win- ners by Mrs. D.W. MacIntosh, wife of the Commissioner ut Pollee, who was introduced
Dy Mr. A. el Arculli, Commissioner of St, John Ambulance Brigade.
Mrs. Macintosh was In turn presented with a bouquet by Miss Lena Kwok, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kwok Chan.
The prizes were donated by Sir Haw, S.W. Li, L. Kadnoric, F.S. Arthur Morse, Messrs. Aw Boon Coote, 1.8 Trevor, Tank Shlu kin, Lai Kai, Andrew Tsang and HJ. Collar,
100 Yards free-style (Officers and Surgeons): 1. A/O Wong Hnng-cheung (Chung Sing); 2. Chow
3. ("Talimshatsui);
A/O Wong Tak-ho (HKYMCA), 00 3/5 seconds.
100 Yars free-style (Men): 1. Lai Sik-kl (HKYMCA); 2. Wong wong-fat (Taipo); 3. Lee Chi- yee (KCOB). 73 4/5 seconds (record).
100 Yards free-style (Nurses); 1 Wong Hor-yoe (HKYMCA); 2. Tong Ol-kwan (SCAAND); 3. Lee Shin-ngan (HKYMCAND). 1043 1/5 seconds (re card).
150 Yards Medley Relay (3 Men): 1, Hong Kong YMCA; 2. Nan; 3. naukiwan. I minute 50 2/3 seconds. ST. JOHN--(4)
1.
50 Yards back-style (Nurses); Shiu Chul kuen (HK- (SCAAND); 3. Lee Shin-ngan YMCAND); 2. Tong Oi-kwan (HKYMCAND), 54 1/5 seconds (1ecord).
1.
400 Yards free-style (Men): YMCA);
Wong Kwong chung (HK 2. Hung Kam-ping Shaukiwan): 8. Yuen Yat-ming (HKYMCA).
6 minutes 30 1/5 The Sports Committee compris- seconds (record), ed the following:-
Life Saving (Men): 1. Wong Kwong chung (HEYMCA): L Chow Chow (Tsimshatmul); 3. Wong Cheung (Shaukiwan). 20 1/10 seconds.
Aquatic Sports Committee: Chairman: Mr. Ho Kang-po. 50 metres relay for father and Hon, Sed: Mr. Lo Pol-ying. child: 1. Lal Chil-ming and Lai Committee: Mr. Chung Yung-
k-yee; 2. Tse Ken-lam and ping, Mr. Lam Chi-fung," Mr. So. The Chiu-hung: 3. Wong Yeuk-Chung-shun, Mr. Wong Tak-ho, hon and Wong Tak-mong. (37 Mr. Yuen Sun-fat, Miss So Wal- secs.)
sau, Miss Z. el Arculli, Mrs. B. M.
50 metres relay for
100 Yards Relay (4 Women):
1 Hong Kong YMCA Division; 2, South China Attiletle Association Nursing Division. I minute 44 3/10 seconds.
200 Yards Relay (4 Men): 1.
(2 x 25): 1. Wan Koon-wat and Wan Koon-cheuk; 2. Cheung Mr. K. C. Wong, Mr. L. Bones. Pang and Cheung Yick-chung: Mr. Tse Long-chiu, Mr. R. A.
families Midyo....Mr. Kwok Chun-hang, Hong Kong YMCA; 3, Sih Nan;
2. Leung Bing-chung und Leung Edwards. Bing-lik (30.4 secs.)
200 metres
rclay free style
1951
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Mrs. D, W. Mcintosh, wife of the Commissioner of Police, presenting a Shield to the captain of the Women's Relay team which won the 100 yards relay event at the fourth snnual aquatlo sports meet of the St. John Ambulance Aandolation and Brigade held at the Victoria Recreation Club yesterday. ("China Mall" photo.)
HK Table Tennis Champions leaving for Singapore
Nursing Sporting history in the Colony will be made on Wednesday, August 23, when the Wing Sun Tablo Tannis team, Hong Kong's current League Champions, leave by plane for Singa- pare to engage teams there in friendly games, It is the first time that a Colony representative Table Tennis team has left for any place fur- ther than Macao and Conton for a series of friendly Table Tennis matches.
3. King's College Old Boys. 214 1/2 seconds.
Inter-Division Championship! Sth Nan, 18 points; 3. Shau (Men): 1, 1ĘCYMCA, 51 polnis;
kiwan, 15 points.
Starter: Mr. Kwok Chun-hang. Time Keepers Mr. Wong Chuk-
(4 x 50) for workmen of the kwan, Mr. Chen Chun-nam, Mr. Press: 1 Sat The Pung Wong Chek-lin, Mr. Wong Chek-
Wah Kiu
min. 28 secs.)
Recorders:
Mr. Ma Yat-chiu,
Yat Pao. (2 wing. Throwing the water polo ball: Mr. Wan Shiu-hon.
Wong Tak-mong-Wong KE-hon; J, Lam You-pui,
Swimming under water: 1.
1
The following are the results. 50 Yards free-style (Men): 1.) Chung-ming (Sih NED): 3. Lal Wong Kwong-fol (Taipo); 2. Ho SIK-KI (HKYMCA). 30 seconds (record!).
Leung Yu-slung 2. Chan Fung lal: 3. Woon Koon-cheuk.
200 metres frce style invita- tron relay: 1. Chinese YMCA "A" a Chinese YMCA ""; 3. Chung Sing. (1. min. 53.6 sees.)
There was also a 25 metrese Chul-kucu (KYMCAND);
test for beginners and all who entered passed the test succes fully.
The row-boat race will take Place this afternoon at 2 p.m. The start will be off the Praya Whitty Street and will finish
at the Chung Sing Bathing Pavi- lion.
JACK HOPE WINS AMATEUR ROAD CYCLING TITLE
Ypres. August 10. Jack Hopl. of Australia today became 1950 world amateur road cycling champion-Associated Piess.
5 Yards trep-style (Nurses): 1 Ng Yuk chun (CAAND): 2.
3. Lal Tsuen-yec
(SCAAND);
46 1/5 seconds (record).
Inter-Division Championship (Nurses): 1. HKYMCAND, 32 points; SCAAND, 24 points.
Accompanying the team will They will learn the ways and be Messrs. Lou Tat-fu and Wong methods of playing the gumo ir Tiu-ming-as-team--leaders, Mr. Singapore; and perhaps Malaya." Lai Ying-ho an manager - and
Secretary,
New Home soccer Mr. Lai Duca-po an Honorary
season given rousing send-off
London, August 10.
50 Yards back-stroke (Men) 1. More than a million fans N Wing-chuen (Chung Sing); packed the stands und terraces
3/10 seconds (record).
Kong. CHỦ ĐỀ
serid-off.
The
following players will nake the trip: Chung Chin- shing, captain, Ching Kwok- wing, vice-captain, Lee Ping Wong Sik-tim, Lo Kum-run and Kan Wing-ling.
Yu Kwong-ming, who is also a member of the Wing Sun Championship team, is unable to make the trip due to pressure of Eusiness,
The team and officials will be leaving together with the Ho Ho
due to leave on Wednesday.
Upholding prostige
Mr. Kwok ako told the team
2. Flo Chung-ming (Sih Nan); at 40 English soccer deague 3. So Kwok-chu (HKYMCA), 41 league club grounds today to 100 Yards breast-stroke (Men); give the new season & rousing
Wong
Some players were quickly off Shaukiwan); 3. Yim Shiu-hung (KCOB). 76 2/5 seconds
was noited by Nat (re- campaign cord).
Lofthouse, Bollon Wanderers centre-forward, who slammed shot past Charlton's goal-keeper. ten seconda from the start without Charlton player having touched
(HKYMCA); 2. Hung Kam-ping the mark. The first goal of the Football Cup team which is also also as regards aportsmanship.
30 Yards beast-style (Nurses): 1. Ng Yug-chun (SCAAND); 2. Wong Hor-yee (HKYMCAND); 3. Fong Book-kum (HKYMCAND). 45 1/5 seconds (record).
Plunge (Men) 1. So Kwok- ehu (ÍKYMCA); z. Yuen Yuk-
Sport converted into something political
Berlin, August, 19.
Sport in Russian-occupied East Germany, from football to fishing, has been converted into something political, with the aim of injecting Communism into all participants.
A man can't even got a fishing body who wanted to compete had Hence unless he applies to the to sign up with a Communist. Communist Free German Youth controlled Industrial
or com- Mopment (FDJ) and belongsmunity club. clitter to the FDJ, the Com musial-ruled trade unions or no- other of the Communist "maLAS organisations."
The same applies to bowling.
This came about, through the the bolshevisation, of East Gor.. -man sport on the Boviet model.
\- First, act:
to
the ball.
Toughest match
in
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Peer, the Parson
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By PAT REEKIE
Bill Melville, 60-year-old Aberdeen stonemason,
had silicosis.
By rights he should have given up chipping granite, for the very dust in which he made
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belling, and he will have none
of it.
and Sykes enter Open final
The rinks skippered by J. F. V. Ribeiro and L. Sykes entered the final of the Colony Opon Lawn Bowls Rinks Championship at Talkoo. Dock Club yesterday when they But those bids of £2,000 to a beat, rinks skippered -by, C...... penny or even £75,000 to six- Roza Pereira and W. Cameron pence is just what the average by the scores of 26-12 and man entering pools is after even 28-11 respectively, though the true odds may be something which only Jack Houl- dor, cur pools expert, can work out.
his living was killing him. But Bill had a son-at that time in the Army-who want- ed to be a teacher, and Bill was going to see him through university if it were the last thing he ever did. Bill chip- ped on. Then one day in April, 1947. Bill won £64,000 in Littlewoods pools.
Record win
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That is the great appeal of the "It is amazing the way these things turn out," said Norman pools. They offer, on occasions, Lewis, a Littlewoods publicity fantastle odds to a few coppers. man, telling me this story. "They offer security and thrills for meet all our big winners and Dy a few pence. per cent, of them turn out to be. just like Bill Melville, ordinary deront people who really can do with the money. Maybe it's fate!" After a moment's thought he added: "Maybe it is nothing to do with fate at all. It is Jual that '90 per cent, of just ordinary, decent people."
are
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The match between R. M. V Ribeiro, E. M. Alarcour, A. A. Lopes and J. F. V. Ribeiro (skip) and H. R. Pinna, GA. Norantia C. P. Baste and C. Roza Pereira, produced bowls of a very hilgja standard and some excellent heads, were seen.
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his men fully
• Fibeiro arid deserved their victory, as man to. Take the case of a widow I man they played belter bowls. know. There she is, a dear. The best bowler of the night, however, was Lopts, who paver elderly lady with a spirit of fun, L very little moncy, and a deep alerting display. loneliness. She has her, weekly
V. Ribeiro and Finna haij pools bet-n Uitle on the Three, a good fight, as also did Noronha Draws, a litle on the "er, you and Alarcoun Stakes down
know, where you put the eight The better performance glvert sixpennyworth of the Fourɑ be the combination of Lopes and Therein lles the whole story of the surprising growth of pools in Penny Points..
over Basto and Roza Aways, and a shillingsworth, of Nibeiro the past 20 years. They have
Pereira was responsible for their win, become the hope and the pastime of the ordinary, accent people.
Ribeiro was leading 7-4 on the It is computed that the poolss something to do with a cover 7th head, 1E-6 on the 13th head,
drive, for she listens-in to all the and 10-12 firms up and down the country Test broadcasts,
on the 17th head. now have a total of more than heard John Arlott say something shots on the remaining four heads and she once Tilbeiro and his men scored nine 10.000,000 clients on their mailing of that sort, Nevertheless, she to win by 25-12. lists. Or those 6000,000 to
studies football form. 7.000.000 enter a coupon every week of the football reason. The
remainder bet occasionally.
Think what that nuniber means. Minister of Health Aneurin Bevan and
others have put the number homea in this country variously
of
at between 11.000.000 to 12 000.000.
Her knowledge of football I such that she thinks "offsido"
Brilliant woods
ton to draw, both in the Three Every week she banks on La-
Drawn and the Treble Chance.
E. Greenwood. A. L. G. East Her choice of Luton is due en-
rely to the fact that her eldest man, W. C. Simpson and L. Sykey son, killed in the war, lived in (skip),
beat H. 5. Marvin, - C. Luton,
Pops, H. Brown and W. Cameron Experience has taught her that (skip) 28-11. At the rate of 7,000,000, con- Luton can' be relied upon to: Buth Sykes and Cameron play- stant clients and allowhia for draw, so down they go, and every ed a good game. For his wing some Irames sending in more thar time Luto win Vernons have as they all played well.
Sykes must thank his front men. ore coupon. at least one family another losing coupon. in every two makes a weekly Iwo
Kastman WRB the sheet pools entry.
anchor in‚Byksa“ rink and sent Total Investments
exceed
down some brilliant woods. € 1.000.000 a wask, and the
Simpson had not much to do Chancellor of the Exchequer
except to put in blockers, 'n task with his 30 per cant. "cut" and
which he performed very success- the profita from postal orders
fully reckons to plak up around
Point out to her that her few Brown and Pope were good at 18.005,500 in a single year.
dividends have over the years times. but were not consistent. The money shortage in the past cost her pounds more than she Marvin was deadly on short year has been reflected in thr has ever won and she will say heads, but was all at sen on the average amounts slaked, but noɔ]. glancing down at next week's tong onos. Greenwood war good In the number of people entering
coupon through the magnifying all through and gave a very And coupons.
glass: "it is little enough that display.
At the beginning of last season -the-average" amount "` staked "ör cach rovnon' was 24. Bet, At thr end of the reason it had dropped to 2s. 6d.
Every class, and type of nergan |
has his or her flutter on the pools.
ameng pools clients and parang There are peers and peeresser
high-ranking
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or threa. times a year Luton, together with her other Three Draws selections, come up, and the lady draws a dividend only a smalk ona, bút a dividend. The excitement of it!
I have to spend an pleasure.
Sykes was leading 7-1 on th young man, and at my age 3rd head. 8-0 on the 6th beg have learnt to
spend wisely.
20-7 on the 12th, head, 26-10 Every Thursday night. I get the 18th head, and finished great pleasure seeing what the game with a single to win 28- exports.say and making
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pools selections. Every Friday night to bod a mililonalter Every Baturday night go to bed "having had
my hair. grownsworth of thriiią, --listan; ing to the football resuski an
the wireless and checking my
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Main events piy the programing were the 100 yards and 200 yards ride shooting competitions.
[6] big proportion of his win; ho invkated in gilt-edged securities
players that, in the interests of sportsmanship, they must always give of their best no malier whe- ther they are winning or losing
WINS FIRST : He added that although they woTE
There are leaving the Colony or the Wink officers in the Services, profersors
SHOOT OF HKRA Sun team. once they reached and professional men, and that Singapore, they would be regard- great maiority of men who make
The first shoot of the Hour ed by their hosts as representu- up the working classes.
Kong Rifle Association held at the Kal Tak Ridg Lives of Hong Kong and upon
"Do you think Arsenal their shoulders
nal..will draw at Sunderland?"
Range yesterday. A rested the
Many of them are pennte whose
And when they win a big divit 1... More than 30 members of the sponsibility of upholding the pre-
dend what do they do with the Association were present at the align of the Colony, not only in normal gambling activities ex-
money? The first thing every khont.. which was won', by' Mr. the actual winning of games, but tend no farther than having a
shilling each way on
big pools winner does is to buy, áo, R. Sadick, Secretary of the their own
But on this subject Association. Mr. Kwok advised the players particular fancy In the Derby, not to take their opponents too and the Grand National, with ar generally let us talk to Francis At the end of the shoot, a sil- lightly because they had defeated additional bob each way on the
Chivers, the man who won the ver spoon was presented to Mr. the Malayan team whoh if visited "Leger" if they happen to come
biggest dividend over, more than Sudicit. £75,000 in Littlewoods poble de Hong Kong some time ago. He from or, be in the north. Seven matches have been ur
Chivers was one, of the pigny Practically the only type of man hindreds of Jack ranged for the Wing Sun Table
added that the players in Malaya
Boulder jo were fast improving their stans who does not gamble ca the pools
won Tennis team
lowers who have. Singapore,dard of sports.
race-horad amounts. toughest
the inveterate
I met him again' 07. which will be the match against
In conclusion, Mr. Kwok wished gambler.
chance a few weeks ago. For An Alt-Indian the players all the best of luck team which will also be visiting and
Colleague Frank Harvey would his sake, I will not say where, 1 Singapore at the same time.".
every sucess during their 110 more think of having à', panny visit to Singapore and Malaya. on a Shermana coupon than the he got the glad tidings.
had previously met him the day
The
Mr. Chúng Indian team
Wing Kwang, would of wolshing on a. race- played in the
Chairman World
the Hong Kong
course bol.. series the Table
Table Tennis Association," also Tennis Championships and is ranked by exports as seventh in
wished the Wing Bun, team
A year previously four Jack Unenviable distinction
every subcase during their tour.
Three times he and his family Boulder followers, had, shared the World standing, t
Mr. Chung nito Hull City's Danish star, Viggo
exhorted the -like a shot. It's a good bet. have moved since he wen hit first dividend pool between then The first match that the Hong team to always give of its best When the torso he has backed £95,000. Each time it har been each
winning £10,000 Jensen, had the unenviable dis- Kong team will play will be during the various matches to bel
On the Is besten a short, head he will to an undeveloped district, but anniversary of their win wa B Unction of being the first player against to put through his own goal Singapore League.
the runners-up In the played, no matter whether they not turn, a hair but will simply the begging latters stfil
to book them.
them up. after 30 seconds away at West ships, while the second game ither emphasized that they should
Champion were losing or winning. He fur- shrug and ser: ilk, was a good through the letterbox. His great is what he found
bat. anyway."
All; four had bought a lta owo Ham, but Hull fought back to will be
always display good sportsman- ! the Champlons. pgainst
In obscurityH share the points.
He has even and fear.. "All four were - je Third match will be against a ship, as that was the essential bet on feetupil pool-never. In thought of changing his name:
exactly the thing.
will. point out that taking £2.000 Wherever he go be it to been doing combined North Malaya team and--the fourth match will be
Mr. Wong Yiu-kwan said that to a penny-odds of 479.999 to 1 football match, a speedway, meet- their for lungs, the idea of the team Visiting when the true oids are oftening, or even the "localho ands
All four had moved away from against Central Malaya.
Singapore was to give local table nearer 1,000.00 to 1 is bad himself being pointed out,;;"
"Pony their original districts, to kvoli tennis players a chance to wet
ple mean well, but they treat me the begging letter writers and ike a curio,” he says.
people His main concern, is The his
Chisti his schemes family. He has three daughtersilitle" caphal." and a son between the ages of 16 The rest of their money, has and one year. And ung là béen put away for thi "aduch,
"I don't want the young ones
of their children, security
But the South East London club win a high scoring rallied to match. Everton at home to Hud- dersfield wore a goal up in 76 seconds, right-wing Frank Owen scoring a brillant 18 yards shot which put his side on a winning path.
· Offer him 6-1 on an even.
money, chance and he will Jumo
at is." He'll take £150 to 100
'Like a curio
.. But get him to make a penny to be able to·llva
come
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to grow up money conscious.
he "says. ""They are 'gʻing 'to ordinary council schools, and
in some jobs
The Sunday - Dispatch carried out an intercaling investigation some little while ago.
doing joba as they hac they came Inte
Branch nooded (i**
In his aupa o sume athar auch
Over half mislion fans flocked to the 11 premier divi- elon games, with nearly 70,000 at. White Hart Lane, London
The visiting team will then to watch the return of Totten play an Al-Singapore team and ham Hotspur to League 1 after
In the sixth game they will meet other players and to improve their weeks, but might be extended if *. 15 yadr'a abience.
the All-Malaya, term.'-
atrokes by experionco and by Now new orders have gone unhappy for they were dozled team may visit the Federated
mosh Tottenham's 'start was
After the seven matches, thencoting different types of players. the team was to play friendly sports coaches. The coaches at the wizadry of the England and Mapya States
Great hopes
matches in the Federated Malay Staton were told in recent conven. Blackpool rightswinger, Stanley Mr. Wong Yu-kwon, adviler Mr. Wong said that he had
"Dafaat or victory," said Mr. tion, according to the Soviet Mathews and crashed 1-4. In facts to the Wing Suits a rough great hopea that this visit would
L4), 24hs team's chist aim is to controlled news agency ADN all four clubs who gained pro whose financial aid the trip has not only afford an opportunity, so
toarn and-by ao lekening, to
to, that they must be
Improve on their pomotion last season were well beta-rande posible, gave a fare raise the standard of the game in
game." foremost,
good socio-political beaten, P
Mr. Woog Yiu-ming, ane of well dinner in honour of the the Colony, but also to improve {maphors."
Shemold Wednesday You concher," said sport leader coded four goals to Chelsea, who General Chamber of Commerce Malaya.
Ing between Hong Kong and Mr." Wong Yiu-kwan on behalf of enst Horn in the chief conven- were brilliantly led in the attack Building last night,
the team for his generosity annet to speech,"must be leaders in by the roaming Roy Bentley,
Me La Duen Honorary
selp in making the trip to Singa ethnobody can be Notte County without Tommy banner to the Wing Bun team short, account of how the visit, te team will always keep in mind triends-six in libgive bule dow
Secretary of the team, then gave a pore possible. He added that far He has helped relatives ready get they how to PDR
and banking eccounts the banner Mr. what Mr. Kwok, chan had wald the usein and Unataliof them for and Doncaster Rover
"One galna viewpoint for
that they would their best in the games thay gate alm by visting other countries and added by playing, brainer.theie, best
they proposed to the playaduda Through the generosity, and kind leave together with the Ho Hale concluded by again thank strangerslo i reputed to have BERA 2304 Tema: Of-MEN WORM Yiu-kwan, the Football Cup team by lite special ing Mes Wong Yiuskwan and all spent £10,000 In. budding expound places which had been chartered others who had contributed a giving people who make us the team whichh 15 by Mr. Len Tak«ko@@@@det rendered, aid which made it pon-i
viell Bingapore will gain in- b. Me: Lai said that the length of gible for the team to leave for coupon sach wiek, just for the the pɔq Valuable tourvament experience, the visit would be - about-
It began with the establish ment about two years ago of the Communist ruted Deutscher Sport the
Aurchus (Sport Control Com-
Most of the pools employ web "silting" "for their examinations | Zare omcers to advíno, and: assim
if they will be no pealet scheating far show winner, who have not at
also con- departing team at the `.Chinese | the friendly relations now exist two team leaders then thanked do 11774903 through there | winners of DIE DRIERS Those men
Mr. Kwek Chan, presented
„mipalpń) «which took over, contro¡ / Food spart Beacher unless he has| Lawton,“went flown to Coventry Kwok-zakkenetlence in sported and how: It had now. become
of all sport clubs, Dog B
progressive
[La first not was to abolish all bringing up our youngsters as ac- Leeds Router
and 'pesce, fighters.*
Corivate; sport: clubs. Thus, ; may-}} LLVILLE • to, our (East) 'German');
democratie, republic and friend ship toward our great model, the Soviet Union," aero paramount for the correct sporting spirit.”—AS
lost at
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