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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1952.
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ON THE RECORD THE OLYMPIC GAMES-A Royal H.K. Defence
Academical To GATHERING OF THE CREAM
Too
Make The Grade As
Robinson
teains
up
Over the past three years this Little Colony of ours has got used to vialiing Scandinavit football
made
of bakers, shoemakers and others who make their living with their hands and use the feet for their recreation,
Use
part
Crusoes
רנו
one
of
Denmark's proudest soccer victories in years. the 3-1 defeat of Sweden et Copenhagen last year
They are Poul Petersen, captain and right-back, Knud Lundberg. Inside-left and Knud Bastrup, left-back. Petersen and Lund-
also played
match
Poul Pete.sen I
last
Mack
the
year
Our last visitors, Halsingborg. berg
a complete com- | Copenhagen were almost munity in themselves and could when Denmark strew 3-all with have started life anew on some
Austria Jar removed island with men
than In their midst proficient enough
He In their craft fo see to it that the others were properly fed, clothed, shod, housed, warmed and lighted
just a Danish International played for the Rest
of Europe against Great Britans at Glasgow In 1947 He played at the last The last Halsingborg team was, Olympic Games and has 18 in-
In fact, such a complete Com- munity
included 10 that policeman to see to the enforce- ment of law and order and an experienced ack-ack gunner to see to it that no cannibals were parachute being dropped by over their Utopia
Our latest visitors, Akademuzk Boldklubben of Copenhagen, ure hardly of the sa
type of hardy pioneers. It forced to a Robinson Crusor exisence, they would need so many Fidays that the island would be over- populated if no lane.
are
ternational "caps
W
have
He is foot-
Knud Lundberg already dwell Denmark reost popular
Knud Bastrup has 17 balie International "caps" and quite a few of the others have several six of the It is expected that Le-am will make the Danish Olympic team at Helsinki.
Membership of the Akademikal Ball Club is limited to students at Denmark's two Universities of Copenhagen and Aarhus and the roujtry's several other institu- itions of higher learning such as agrenitural and technical schools However, they
cheery and mulitary academies. enough and there is more of a love for a good
Schoolboys re laugh among
accepted as in the them than one Andy
jununa mrbers, turning out tor Swedes.
They are Academical
the first time IC
league and they make ne bears about
class, known as the liput i though they have arong and may stay on us members Shean
of the lub when they leave people who know quile
Schoul even if they do not go on to higher education
OF
THE WORLD'S YOUTH
By LORD BURGHLEY
On July 19, in the huge Olympic Stadium at Helsinki, the last of a flaring torch from Olympia, Greece, home a relay of runners bearing of the original Olympic Games, to Helsinki will arrive. The Olympic Hame will be lit, and the XVth Olympiad will open.
It is surely significant, too, that for the two weeks of these Games there will be one sphere in this troubled world in which there will be no Iron Curtain. Russia and the countries close to her are taking their place among the sixty-odd nations competing under the friendly banner of sport.
This, surely, makes the Olympiad of even more profound importance. It is not just a World Championship of Sport; it is also a gathering of the cream of the youth of the world.
ble
If these
form, then the outlook is pro- mising, in
of the winning-nast, but let us not
of the forget the words founder of the Olympic Games, Baron de Coubertin "The im- portant thing in the Olympic Games is not winning, but taking part.
The essential thing in He
is not conquering, but fighting
would like to stress that, and whereas individuals excel. bring honour and glory to their countries there is no scoring be• tween countries that makes one the whmer of the Games For
table
nations
In
Every fourth year they assem- firsts will come our way, but at Games, and live any rate we will pul up a show for the together in an Olympic village worthy of our country.
BRITAIN'S PROSPECTS They learn to become friends in the midst of fierce competition.
What are Britain's prospects? and it shouli not be forgotten There will be 17 differem sports, that they are all heroes of sport and I receive encouraging in to the people of their own lands. formation from most of them. News of what they have seen In my own sport, athletics, we and heard at eagerly sught on undoubtedly have a strong all- thetr return home.
round team, and, I believe, a I am convinced that an Olym-better one than we fielded for
the 1948 Games at Wembley. pic festival, with its thousands of
athletes kebp their compelltors and spectators from all corners of the globe, spreads
this, is felt, would encourage good will out of all proportion
spite of the rising an undesirable nationalism which world standard. But let there be would be completely contrary to to the numbers actually sent.
Interest in sport is world-wide no mistake about it we shall the true spirit of the Olympic It providfa a common ground be opposed by supedative, well- movement. For 111471
all nations, and these coached athletes, and it will be! Any
which appears. placing spoding contests between count a great achievement to reach a therefore,
order of merits entirely un tres help to reate that basic fual, let alone win it
wal Britain's "possibles" understanding and good
for the official and privately compiled. which are essential foundations running-track and field events
too Some people are only a smoothing-out of difficulties. have been listed, and every com-ready to deery the Games, and if 1 may give one example: My petitor will do his or her utmost indeed, is this not common to
constructive in Argentina to reach peak form at the right all
movements? wife and were on business at the height of the time. There can be no hard and They say that they cause inter- meal crisis, and yet, because of fast rules about the traming. A national incidents, and make for the great fellowship of sport, we heavy man
lot more rows instead of harmony needs a There are not for many such a imalist members. At the Saine
however, and
a received a wonderful reception work than those of leaner build
That these incidents took place and the author of a best-seller
the 3 the Akademikalar Lesult most
guests were made
of (as I was in my athletic days!).
in years gone by is, of course, thai has been translated into
It is not essential for our team true; but the fact that they are footballers here are professional Angantina throughout our stay.
We should never forget that and sold widely in 1.... English
lengthy final training such rare do a
events nowadays both the United Kingdom anden or students of law, medicine
Britain as the adie of amateur together. Many train with their surely proof of the progress of that re- BRAI other subject the United States.
The rest sport.
of the world clubs, and get their righ-class
sportsmanship which quures matriculation first. Largely for this fact, the whole
looks to us to play our part in racing in the district and British spreading throughout the world. legm
maintaining that high tradition, championships. Their life's sm-It is common knowledge now yet another bition is to win an Olympic title, with what amoothness and free- and this surely is Speaks English
:eason for making a tremendous and the great majority can safe-dom from incident the Wembley effort to ensure that we are ade-ly be left to do the job.
Olympics were carried through. quately represented in Helsinki. Naturelly, we are all hoping I may be That but few of the to see the Union Jack at the top
a jot about bones.
Their
inside-left, for example, Doctor of Medicine who is
tune
The Akademisk Boldklubben bosses are quite rightly proud
of that fack. "All the fat people tr Copenhagen are still talking about Knud they said. Drink and
For any
As
The fact that all the Akademask
are bil Boldklubben players (Dr Lundberg). "They read his Eat.gual at least will liven up con- Juble Be Shim and they versation at the players'
at the oficial reception. eat as much as they did before
เม
: nd They do not put on much more weight. The back is, of course, all about calorien."*
f1 is the custom to have Hong- kong players seated opposite the table talk in visitors and the
hasn't been very recent years
Mr Schwartz looked at Mr Kleven, and Mr Kleven looked interesting as not more than
Mr Strebol, and Mr Strebol third of lunked at Mr Schwartz.
our Chinese players
For a speak English and a very small our recent visitors
did
split second they were undecid- percentage ed whether 1 impart any more Information about Dr Bund berg's achievements.
Then they nodded assen: at
Danish
It Is normal to have dead silence broken only by the sound Over the of soup being inhaled coffee, finally, conversation would brighten up "You inside-right.
each other and told us all about jt. Apparently, "Eat, Drink
an Indian would venture at his and Be Slim has had such
Chinese opposite number. The profound effect upon
Chinese would smile, stammer waistlines that it is estimated Denmark will be able to export and reply. "Offside!" The Indian 1,000 tons more of butter per would nod sagely and stir his
coffee it year as a result of
One or two members of the spoon. local Danish
have community yet to read this best-seller
IS
with the handle of his
are
Akademisk Boldklubben not only the Danish Football They are League Champions. also the Cup-holders. They have
a very tight hold on that Cup, as, having won it five times, they have now retired it for good.
Leader of the delegation, as love to call the Scandinaviaus
football team, is Mr n touring Ebbe Schwartz, President of the Danish Football Association for the past two years and Treasurer Mr Aage Strebol, a Director of of the Akademikal Ball Club, the Club for 15 years and Chair- which was founded in 1879 and man of its Selection Committee.
found body the parent
of the is team manager. He has played Akademisk Boldklubben.
a lot of football, though not in- The Akademikal Ball Club, ternational football, and some curiously enough, was founded
cricket, In 1879 a cricket club and is
He is a civil engineer who the Marylebone Cricket Club of helps make possible Copenhagen's Denmark. They were hosts to telephone communications the MCC in the
Summer of
his hobby is football. He is also 1950.
a student of Dr Lundberg's. Danish
cricketers, unlike
This latter fact was quite English ones, do not remember their highest scores or their evident at Sunning House last
Mr Schwartz, night. bowling analyses, Mr Schwartz politely by Mr Lee of Sunning has been playing cricket for many years but he had to call on the combined memories of Swedes, replied that ham, cold Mr Kleven, Mr Strebel and Mr meat and bread and butter would Poul Petersen, the Secretary, to do well by the team's lunch to-
day.
was.
They
and
asked
House If Danes ale as much as
clear
or a
decide on what bis biggest Mr Lee looked appealingly at innings
Anally decided it was 41, though it may his tomato cream soup, and asked Mr Strebol, who was enjoying have been 43 or 47.
Mr Eyolf Kleven, the Treasurer him if Akademisk would prefer a of the delegation, has scored two consomme, a cream soup
soup. Mr Strebol's centuries. His best knock was
entirely with sympathies were 146, but both his centuries were Mr Lee. scored in second division Danish
Akademisk will lunch today cricket.
on consomme with chicken and home-made noodles, cold cuts and ham with salad combination, bread and butter and milk and coffee on application. The word- ing of the menu is given exactly Bs negotiated.
The Danes have adopted quite a few cricket terms, though more restricted than popular usage, and the one in widest use is "It's a yorker!"
in
A
Akademisk Boldklubben Was
It was over the dinner that founded in 1889 after 10 years of Akademisk will have tonight that cricket. Today there are about Mr Strebol really hit the jackpot, clubs throughout It will be cream of asparagus Denmark, most of them in with chicken, curried shrimp Copenhagen, and there are (British
style), roast spring
10 cricket
actually two Copenhagen schools chicken and two bananas.
that teach their boys the game.
As
for as schools' cricket
DANISH
to
SOCCER
TEAM ARRIVES
Twenty-two members of the Danish Boldklub soccer team, which is due to play a series of games here over the Chinese New Year holidays, arrived by Braathen's plane yesterday.
that
in
SPORTSMANSHIP FIRST
The Finns will organise the Games well, and I have no doub that the same high standard of sportsmanship will be main- tained among the competitors as London. The year 1952 will be another milestone in the his- tory of sport in the world, and with
support which I am confident the sport-loving public of this country will give, Britein
the
Force Orders
Serial No. 3. Orders by Colonel 17 14 (51) 1st class shot. Becruit Yu will themselves practise command. Man-chuz 20 14 15 199) Ist class shot. The Colour Party and Escort to the L.T. Ride, CBE, ED, Comman-Recruit D.
20 18 10 (48) lat Colours will be detalled shortly. dant, Royal Hong Kong Defence class shot, fecret W Lee 2013
Home Guard Force. Dated January 22, 1852,
(40) 2nd class shel, Recrult Kwok Training Thurs Jon 31 52. (0) Force Orders
Funk 2016 10 146) 2nd clase shot Programme Foot & Arme Dell. (b) Hoilday. R.HH.D.F. Headquarters, Recruit Hul Chun-wah 15 19 11 (30) Parade 5.15 p.m. Drill Sheds Mur Happy Valley, will be closed
2nd class ahot, Recruit 7 Nin 15 15 ray Parade Ground (e) Dress Clean on
7 (37) 2nd class shot
Fatigue Recruit Ng Monday and Tuerday Jan. 38 & 28.
Hon-chuen 20 is (411 2nd clas Bayonet Frogs, '82.
shot.
Practice Depot Training-Week Ending Feb.
Bross Rehearsal On the Race Course on Monday, Feb. 16, 52. ()
(Overall) Rifa Sungs
Beview of The Rayel Hongkong
BK Auxiliary Air Force.
Parade. Cancellation. Defence Force. (a) It is nouißed for
2, 42, 8quada No. 1.2.3.4.5. & Wednesday, Jan. 30, 82. All per the information of all ranks of The
Thursday. Jan 31. '02 CH Royal Hongkong Defence Force that
Pra-sonnel are to note that the practic
30. gramme Squad Dịðli (b) Parade parade scheduled for the Review will now take place 031
ABKDF RQ at 5.45 pm. Tel Dress: 52, at RHKDF is cancelled. Sunday, Feb. 24, '12 at 10.30 .
Baltic Dress, Clean Fatigue Squad Applications for leave Transfer Etc. (b) Para (a), (b) and (c) of Force Orders dated Jan B 52 will be
Nu. No parade
All personnel are to note, that all Int, Unit Training Week Ending | applications for leave transfer of amended accordingly, (c) The follow-
Interviews, etc
he ing practice parades which will be Feb. 2 32 HQ Ser Parade HQ trades.
RHKDF Happy Valley. Thurs. Jan. | addressed to their respective Section attended by taking part in The
Commanders and NOT direct to this Review will be heid) Final Re-31, 52 Subject Weapon Training
Headquarters. Dress An usual. R. Soc. Parade Thura. hearsal-On the Race Course at 3.30
Jan. 31 52 5.30 p.m. HQ RHKDF Trade Training. Friday, Jan 25. Happy Valley. 1 Drill Dress Over- 52 Radar Operator "A" & "13" alle Beret, Bolt, Boots
Watches. Trade Waining wil con- timur at $45 p.m. at HQ RHEOOF |
Section. per programme, A.T.C Training will continue at the S.0.8.
P.U Jan
Suadron Saturday. Grounderew "B" Fight. All mem- bere of "B" Flight grounderew are to attend for trade Training at the H.K.A.A.F. Hanger at 1.45 pm Transport leaves Salisbury 1 1.45 pm. Sunday, Jan 27, 62, Squadron Groundcrew "B" Fight. All mem ben of "B" Flight grounderew are to attend for trade training at the HKAAF Hanger at 8.16 am. Trans- port leaves Sabury Road et 8.30 1.m
at 5.30 pm on Thursday, Feb. 21. 52 (d) The Regimental Band of 1st Bn The Middlesex Regiment (DCO) is to attend both the above re- hearçala
Leave Ofeers and OK
applying for have are requested to obtain the necessary upplication form (DF Form Ro from their unit of or from Records Ofce RHKDF
Artillery Battery-Training Werk Ending Feb 2, 55. Field Gunnery Troop Wed. Jan. 35, 52 (a) TO- gramme The
directar cont) (b Parade $30 p ni Murray Parade Ground (c) Dress Overalls & Berel. C&R Troop Personnel as delatied Feb 52. at parade
Fr wi SOR &30 pm
Telling exercises Hongkong Regiment Duties--Week Ending Feb, 2, 32. Jaj viderly Ulficer of the Week-la Li Lalgan Next for duty--LL. G.M Maewhinnic 1b3 derly
Next for duty--Sgt. R.U. Baker artning-Week Ending Feb. 2, 32 "A Coy Tues Jan 29, 52. A Coy - ker, Jan 29. 52 Holiday No Parade. Cey-Mon, Jan 28, 52. Holiday No parade B Coy NCO Cadre-Thurs, Jan 31. 02. Pro- granne WT Instruction, (b) Parade 5.15 pm Delli Sheds Murray Parade
Force Headquarters Depot qualification Courst Wille- 30 ydɛ Rằnge. The following re- crusts fired this course on Sun Jan 20 '32 and achieved the results shown against their names: Recrigant of the week--Sgt H. Thomp
Hau Chi-wel 25 18 18 (59) Ist clos: shot. Recruit Chinn 20 17 13 (52) 251 class shot Recruit Tart Sul Wệt 20
Presentation
Of Basketball
League Prizes
Prizes were distributed by the Director Hon. D. J. S. Crozier, of Education, to the winners of and Junior Inter- the Sentor school Basketball league last night
The Senior League challenge shield was
Wah Yan won by PM while the Junior League challenge shield went to Queen's College.
Wah Yan AM, Queen's Ooi-
Clementi lege and
School
son
Ground (c! Die Cican Fatigue (Uverains) le Slings Bayonet Frog
at 4.00 as per programing 2.
M.T. Drivers. The following are to continue training_at_R.A.F. Kal Tak at 1.30 p.m. 8. P. B. Remedias, CM.A. Da Roza, and Cpl CE De Luz. Photographers Course. Training will estinte al K.A.F. Kal Tak for at w/i photo- graphers at 2.00 pm. Transport leaves Salisbury Road at 1,30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan 30, 52. "Nursing Or- deres. Training will continue at M.. .45 pm at HQ RHKDF Drivers All M.T."Drivers are to 85-
in
Bin
30, Parade Ground at 9.30 p.m. Squad.
In
Loy-Fuc. Jan 20, 2 Holday. No Parade C Cay F., Jan. 29. $2-Field Day (a) Programme Night tend for training at RAF Kai Tak Transport leaves Salk- Patroia di Parade 3.00pm Dill at 8.00 p.m.
WIreleas Sheds Murray Parade Ground (ebury Road at 3.45 p.m.
Trade training will con- Dress. (BU) Fighting Order, Rife Operatora.
nue # the Technical College at 5.48 Bling Dayonet Frogs, Soft Slippers
Transport leaves Murray & Jungle Hals to be corried "D" Coy Wedig Jpn. haversack,
52. (A) Programame As per trening on Grounderew Equipment Assia- tants. All untrained groundersw and Programme (b) Parade 3.15pm
equipment assistants are to attend Ground (c) Diess Murray Parade
RKAAF Battle Dress. Clean Fatigue HQ Coy
for trade tratamg at the Hanga, ai 0:00 pm Transport leaves MG Platoon--Tuca. Jen. 20 52. Hot- day No Parade. MC Platoon--NCO, Salisbury Road si 5.40 p.m. Photo- Course Trade traints Jan W/T Cadre--Fri
25. 82, (a)
wraphers
continue at RAF Kal Tak et Programie WT Cadre (b) Parade
6:00 pm for all members of this 6 55 0.m Drill Sheda Murray Parade
Transport leaves Salisbury course. Ground (c) Dress Clean Fatigue
Rond at $45 p.m. (Overrida) Rifle Sling, Bayonet Frogs
Chinese New Year Flolidays Jan 29 52. Holl.
Trade Training Canesitation. Signals - Tues day No Parade Morler PI Tuc view of the Chinese New Year Jan 20 52. Holiday No parade MT
Holidays the following trade train- Platoon-Thurs Jan. 31 52 10 Pio-
ing lectures are Cancelled:-Mon Jan (b) gramme Dilwng Instruction
96. 82-Wireless Operators Course. Parade 5 13 p.m. Drill Shoda Murray Tues. Jan 29, 62. — Clerks G.D. & as runners-up
Parade Ground ter Dress Clean
P.A. Course & Police Course Wed the Senior League while Fatigue Overalls Medical See-Tues.
Jan 30, 52, Half Day's Training – Ying Wah
second in the Jan 29 52 Holiday No parade. I Fighter Plotters "A" Watch. came
Thurs Sor & Sniper P-Tuca. Jan. 28 52 Jan 31, 82, Fighter Plotters “A” Junior League.
Holiday. No parade I See & Sniper & 8" Watches. Two exhibition games were-Wed Jan 30 62 (a) Programme Firing Programme Thurs Jan 24,
the ED held last night when, in
Manning Defences. at Sien 32 THE undermentioned aircrew
9.09 b) Parade Senior League.
Wah Yan PM Cassification.
are to attend at HQ BRKDF at 5.30. Drill Sheds Murray Parade p.m. P/O Strange. P/O Mose, P/O. defeated the rest of the league Ground (c) Dress (Overalls! Weapon Randall P/O Robertson, 2/0 Salter. by 32-24, and in the Junior Training Order Bn NCOs Cadre Set Bain. LAC Smith, AC Bolls,
Jan Thurs.
31 62 (5) Pro- LAC McKelvie, LAC Jennings, LAC League, Queen's College, the
AB granume.
training per
Pro- Marsh, and LAC Beil. Sat Jan 28, 58. champions, lost to the com- gramme ful Parade 18 p Dell "B" Flight Aircrew. Flying as de- bined team by 14-80,
Sheds Murray Parade Ground, rea
talled by "B" Comunander at 2,00 Dress Clean Fatigue (Overalls) Ribe p.m. Transport leaves Salisbury Snys Bayonet Frogs.
Road at 1,46 pm, Sun Jan, 27, 62. "A" Flight Afrerew. Flying as dr. talled by "A"-Flight Comenander at: 9.00 a.m. Transport leaves Sale bury Road at 8.30 p.m.
shared honours
ἐπ
HOME RUGGER
London, Jan. 23. The following were the resuits of rugger games played to-day: Rugby Union: Old Alleynlans 6. That touring team 3; Oxford
H
51
Review of The Royal Honghong Defence Force-Warnbig Order Excellency. The Governor. Alexander Grantham GCMG is to review The Royal Hongkong Defence
Honghoby WAAC Force on Sun. Feb. 24 at 10.30 a.m.
Training Foot Drill - All Sec. or the fuce Course, will be a tions will parade on Thurs Jan. 31. compulsory Ceremonial P Parade and 52, at 5.40 p.m. et ÉG RAKOP. At Ranks are required to attend Tot wit leave Murray Parade Anyone who wishes the Orderly Room Ground 6.30 p.m. C. & R. T to obtain the permission of his en Personnel as delalled will parade.
Feb 1, 2 at S.0.H. 5.30 p.m. Tellbyg the RSM at once, Force Rehearsals | exercises. Pay Parade. There wil will take place at 5.10 p.m. on Mon. be a pay parade after fool drill on
Thurs, Feb. 18 & 21. In the Thurs Jan 31, 62, at HQ RHKDY.
Cays will devote those Sgd) CP. Vaughan, Lieut-Col.. meantime perlads allotted to drill to practising
Deputy Commandani. for this Bleview and Coy Comas
highest class of performers but Akademisk send a team not only of the tiniversity 6, United Hospitals 5, panyer for him to attend will inform
also one which will, each and every one, worthily uphold our great traditions of sportsman-
They were met at Kai Tak Airport by Mr J. Skinner, ship. Chairman of the Hongkong Football Association, Mr C. S. Wang, Chairman of the HKFA Interport Sub-Committee, Mr A. McAlpine, Mr J. C. Guimgam and Mr Henry S. H. Fung, members of the HKFA Council and Interport Sub- Committee,
'T'he Danish players, who between the crews of the Eng- looked well and fit, said that sh warships "Agincourt" and they were looking forward to "Minotaur," These
ships ut- the games against Hongkong tended the Prince and Princess teams and while not commit of Wales on one of their many ting themselves is to their visits King Christian IX, the chances, said that they would ] Princess father. give of their best.
St. John Ambulance
Orders
Bay
Order by Comm. D. W. Mac- Intosh, C.M.G., O.B.E., C.SUJ., According to Mr Strebol, the Commissioner of St.J.A.B., Mr Aage Strebol, an official object in the Akademisk Bold- Hongkong District Order No. of the Danish team. said that klub is to make football as 4/52 dated January 24, 1952. Denmark was already prepar- technically perfect as possible Ambulance Duties, Hongkong. ing for the 1952 Olympic Games and to let the ball do the work Division: 3.2.52 to 9.2.52, W.D.W.A
(27.1.81 to 2.2.52. Causeway
at Helsinki and tha to 50 rather than working up a for-Divistom soccer players have been under-midable combination on which Ambulance Butles. Kowloon. going training since January 15. everything is based
on speed 28.1.53 to 3.2.12. Teimshatsui Divi- sion; 4.2.52 to 10.2.62, Kowloon Eleven of the players under- and endurance.
Y.M.C.A. Division. going training were, he said, from the Akademisk Boldklub.
THREE-BACK SYSTEM
day.
and
Race Dutter.Saturday, February 2. 102, M.K.Y.M.C.A Division
Headquarters Duties, Saturday Mr Strobol said that at least The visiting team plays the February 2, 1962, Confucian
Motor Transport Divisions three members of the Danish three-back system, but not in
Penetration Squad Duties. — Pene- team now in Hongkong were any extreme form. The players tration Squada will not go out on "certainties" for the Olympic are highly individualistic, but January 2, 1952.
three Games. These
players do not neglect teamwork.
They
Football Duties, Hongkong-Satur- are Poul Petersen, right-back; endeavour during a match to do Sookunpop Ground, Wanchas
January 28, at 2.30 p.m., Steen Blecher, left half, and the unexpected in order to Division: Club Ground, Shaukiwan Knud Lundberg, Inde-left.
create chances and possibilities K.F. Division; Caroline Ground. Football in Denmark owes its which do not occur during the, at 3.30 p.m... Club Ground. S.C.A.A. Division. Sunday, January origin, sald Mr. Strobol, to a routine, correct and, therefore, Eastern Division t-charge: K.C.O.B. Sing Division. The Akademisk Boldklub is, Club Ground, Wanchal "A"
skun 3/C: Confucian Division: was emphasised, both in Shaukiwa Division Wednesday, theory and in practice anJanuary 30, at 4 p.m., Club Ground, amateur Club in the full sense Central Division in-charge; Sih Nor of the word and sets its face Division; Causeway Bay Division
Football Duties, Kowloon.— Satur- against any form of profesion-day, Jan 26, at 2.30 p... St. Ground. Kong Wah alism, whether in an official or Boundary
Division: Tuesday, January 29, at more or less velled form 2.30 p.m., Boundary St.
Ground No member of the Club, whe-sherstruipo Division
Division:
match at the public commons rather tedious, mechanised play-Monday, January 28, at 3.30 P
NO NEWCOMER TO HONGKONG
Willy Andreasen, reservo goalkeeper of the Danish Akademisk Boldklub soover team now in Hongkong, no newcomer to this Colony. He was here" in 1947 and played as goalkeeper for The Buffs in the First Division of the Hongkong Footbal Lestus.
it
11
Dinner
ther official or player, receives Hongkong No. 1 Corps Meeting.. any payinent whatsoever. All A meeting of H.K. No. 1 Corps Officers will be held on Tuesday, go in for sport from inclination February 5, 1962 et 7.30 p.m. at 263,
Lockhart Road, top floor. and interest,
will be served after meeting. Money Mr Eyolf Kleven, who is anor tickets of donation and dinner for the Annual Ball of St. J. will also official of the touring team and
Akademisk be collected at the same evening. a member of the
Annus Festival of ve Order. - Boldklub Selection Committee, The Annual Festival in 1952 wat has played in 30 International be held on Saturday, June 41. matches and in 344 League the Mansion House st 11 a.m. The General Assembly" will be held matches, which is a record for and the Annual Commemoration Service in Bi Paul's Cathedral at any single Danish player.
2.30, p.in, Members of the Order officials in Hongkong who will be in England. Following are the and players of the Danish team: during a period and wish to a
tenja | the Annual/Textível – please : A. cricketing member is a Strebol was ready to be satisfied table. Everyone thought it was
Ebbe Schwartz (President, Dantih notry the Hon. Sec. St John Coun voting member of the Academical with one, but he had overlooked is rather humorous remand A.; Aare trebol (officiel); you all, A. A. Unthank, WOOT! ##
Club, Football-playing the fact that we have more of
Mr Schwartz said, "I don't know Klavan Komela Rasmi Jorgensen piible so that seats may be re-
urizoslikweper); Wily Andreasom (pom) berved for item. members niso vote, but though this fruit out here than you whether Mr. Kleven should take on Foul verserk (zent-back); asetilian-Cateway Bay Divi the Club goes in for other games would find in Danish fruitstalls, it as a compliment, but he fan't 'as well there are no votes con- nected with these in the Club's.
Danish footballers having their
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