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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1952.
BREAK A NEAR BLANKET FINISH AND A RUNAWAY ARGONAUTS
HONGKONG GIRLS
KOWLOON RECORDS AS TEETH
CHATTER
By "RECORDER"
The first ever Hongkong v: Kowloon athletic meet in history was held at Boundary Street yesterday in very wintry conditions and on a track made heavy by recent rain. The chattering teeth ranged from those of Alexander Ajayi Alapini of Lagos, Nigeria, who said it was the coldest day he had ever known, to Deborah Hurlbatt's.
Deborah was all shivers throughout the afternoon, except for the few minutes when she was turning in two of the most remarkable leaps in local history. The better of the two 14 feet 11 inches was the third best ever in Hongkong.
If Debbie was okler than 13%, her two leaps would not have been very re- markable. At 13 they may well be the best ever done at that age. The Inter- national Association of Track and Field Statisticians will soon be getting down to checking that up.
More remarkable was the fact | record he had broken last week, that Deborah's best competitive by quite a comfortable margin leap up to yesterday was short in 54.7 seconds,
of 13 feet, though she came near to 14 in a jump in January
at Caroline Hill when she leap
of the take-off well short
d board.
On her first leap Deborah went out to 14 feet 9 inches, on her second to feet 11 inches and on her third to 14 feet 2 inches. The next best in an all-star field was an effort of 13 feet. 714 inches by The So- yang and Peng Sik, the later of whom cleared 14 feet 91⁄2 inches; for second place at last year's Colony Championships.
On her third leap Deborah get yather Be up-tying to renean- ber everything she was told is to in D pre-jump rehin session and Innded on the wrong foot. If the indut drapped that down too fast, she would have sailed well over 15 ferit.
Her best effort of 14 feet 11
inches yesterday represents: .
(1) One of the best leaps ever, if not the best, by a 13- year-old girl;
(2) The third best leap, by a feminine athlete in the past 12 months-in-Southeast-Asia;-
(3) The third best leap by air in Hongkong's athletic history: It. was three-quarters bacuming the of an inch short of official Colony record;
(4) The best long jump ever reroided in Kowloos, benting the 14 feet 7 inches by J. Marsland of KGVS in 1959;
Street Boundary
(5). Ordi.
ground
(0) The best leap over by e King George V School girl, also bouling J. Marsland's Bgures; and the send best leap ever, by a
sch algirl in Hongkong,
0
כן!
the shield on behalf of the team and the cup was presented to Misa Julia Tingay on behalf of the longkong Team.
SUMMARIES
100 YARDS
10,2
10.4
10.4
10.5
10.5
10.6
23.7
24.9
The victories in the men's events were every- Tunning
the Three where, except Alites, by handsome margins. In the longest race on the pro-1. Stephen Xavier (K) gramine, LABdr.
was 2. Cheung Yat-hung (K) Munson shaken off by Lt. Dyer only In 3. L/Cpl. Daniels (1) the last lap and not by a very 4. Shek Ka-lim (HK) great distance for a three-mile 5. Lt. Sheffey (HK)
6. Pung Kat-fee (HK) 220 YARDS Stephen Xavier won the 2201. Stephen Xavier (K) Yards in 23.7 seconds, which is 2. Sgt. Hamzah (K)
for the two-turn 3. LÁC A. A. Alupini (K) 25,0 a good time Boundary Street track, and was 4. F/L, R. Roach (HK) 25.3 25.3 of 5. Shek Ka-lim (HK) well
over a second ahead
4. Lt. Shelley (HK)
440 YARDS
ree.
Deborah
This was all so exciting Deborah, until yesterday just another performer at athletic the rest of the field, who came in all bunched, together. The in RAF, through Hamzah, Alapini and Roach, finished two three- the spotlight with four in this event,
meets, that when all was over she was ready to go home her spiked running shoes.
Sharing
her was Valerie Jillolt, King The 220 Yards was almost as George V School hockey cap- Olympic event,
Julla
the Arst five
GOOD GOING
25,4
1. Norman Lo (HK)
2. L/Cpl. T, E. Williams
(K)
54.3
57.0
(Only two ran).
880 YARDS
1. Lt. G. McCord (K) 2:09.3 2. Lo Wing-chuơn (K) ..
2:12.4
3. Leung Kam-po (K) 2:12.0 4. Cheung Chek-yin (HK) 2:17.5
5. Loung Yiu-lam (HK)
ONE MILE
1. Sgt. J. F. McMahon
(K)
2:24.0
2. Sgt. Barnes (HK)
4:49.4 4:59.8
3. Lộc Shiu chung (HK) 5:040 4.L/Edr.. Williams (K) 5:09.9
5. Wong Ka-yu (HK)
THREE MILES
1. Li, Dyer (K)
.. 5:30.7
16:47.5
2. L/Bar, Munson (K) 16:55.3 3. Chan King-yin (HK) 17:27.4 4. Lee Kam-hung (K) 18:17.4
3. G. Wagner (HK) .. 10:17.4 6. Cheung Wni-tong
(HK)
19:35.3
120 YARDS HIGH HÜRDLES
1. Lt. 3. O. Cave (IK),.. 16.8 20.2
2. Sgt. Walker (K)
3. S/Sgt. Handley (HK) 20.3
4. Ng Tsong-cheung (HK) 21.6
440 YARDS LOW HURDLES
1. A. Collaco (K)
2. Ho Sai-hung (K)
04.2 08,6
3. Hung Cheesyang (HK) 72.2
4. Ng. Tok-cheung (HK) 70.0
HIGH JUMP
1. S/St Handley (HK) 5: 011⁄2
5: 4 5: 3
2. Yam Wal-ling (K) ..
*
3. Sgt. Walker (K) 4. Tsul Loung-yam (K) 4:10
POLE VAULT
2. Kwong Lau-chin (HK) 10:3 LONG JUMP
This was a near blanket finish in 'the 100 Yards Dash at yesterday's athletic meeting between Hongkong and Kowloon at Boundary Street, though the time-keepers caught Lam Kąk-lan (second from left) four-tenths of a second ahead of Wong Yee-man (third from left) in second place.
From the left, the runners are Jennifer Hart, Lam Kak-lan, Wong Yee- man, Poon Ching-woon and Julia Tingay.
This was a runaway for Stephen Xavier (extreme left), the Colony re- cord holder in the 100 and 200 Metres, as he won the 220 Yards from Sgt. Ham- zah of the Royal Air Force.
From the left, the runners are Xavier, Hamzah. Lt. Shelley, F/Lt. R Roach, A. A. Alapini and Shek Ka-lim.-China Mail Photo,
Football
Association's
Begging Letter For £7,000 Was A Shock!
Says IVAN SHARPE
London.
The army of people who still regard football as a game will pass
a vote of thanks to the Treasury for restricting bank overdrafts to press-
ing national needs, and so checking transfer-fce inflation.
Left high and dry ate the many football clubs who wish to borrow money to secure a new player. That's out.
These transfer transactions are ner to Penrith, Workington
10
DRAW WITH
RECREIO
Weather conditions cur- talled the week-end hockey programine but it was en- livened by one excellent and keenly fought match. On the Police ground agahist Recreio Argonauts "A";.
“A” only just managed to maintain their unbeaten record. Right from the sturt they had the greater part of the play, but on the fast and rather slippery ground, they were unable to finleh
Arthur Beall suva: TRY THIS TRICK SHOT
AT THE PARTY PLACH red on the ton pas que ball in hand. From it La impossible" to screw-in-off thes
The
top
rod into one top Docket and - Aus red inta opposite pooket with the so has without either ball toundi» ing & uhlon.
By the titra duction of a Frick shot is cen be dose.
three Jede in a row pointing towards the top Tight pocket, shown, Play Inch from the left hand red and your top apat red will be
"Klanca" into the right top pooKOG. ·
off their movements, the A DRAW IN A
ball usually going over the goal-line for a 25-yard bully.
'R
The Argonaut defence had great deal to do with this, being very steady and marking so closely that each time the buil roached the circle, there were at and the last three defenders. goalkeeper to cramp their style, giving the attacking forwards no chance to take a careful shot,
It was then rather against the ruti of the play when the
broke
and away Argonauts Dillon on the right wing put in a beautiful shot that gave Garcia, the Recreio goalkeeper, little chance.
Argonauts now started goiting
more of their share of the game and a few minutes later James, their centre-forward, scored with another beautiful' shot,
Half-time come soon with no further score, and it looked very much as if the
Recreto colours were going to be lowered.
However In the second half, Recreio started pressing almost continuously and they seemed to have mastered the tricky ground
conditions, looking much more dangerous than they had in the first half.
It was only a matter of time before they scored and the first Recreio goal came from Guterres on the left wing with 'a reversed- stick shot.
DRIZZLE &
RAF LIKE IT
Kowloon Cricket Club and Army "A" battled it out to a draw at Cox's Road in the. only First Division League match played on Saturday and brought the Royal Air Force, who kept out of the rain, back into a very favourable position in the Championship race.
RAF have actually lost fewer date than the other points to two League leaders, us this table shows:
KCC Army RAF
P W D L Pla
14 10 4 - 44
12 B 4 Val 36 11 9 1 2 33
In what was a drizzle always and a shower at times; Capt. Campbell and Capt. Graveston put on 124 runs for the second wicket in 38 minutes, the former scoring 80 and the latter, 02.
ed with the wickets of Camp- * Jim Sellors, who finally finish- bell, Deighton, Graveston and Haycraft for 40 runs in eight overs, ther started the march back to the pavillon and three In the closing minutes of the
more Army wickets fall for 87 game Recreio pressed desper-runs in 23 minutes.~~~ stely for the equalizer. În a melee in front of goal, they managed to net the ball, Marquez being the scorer of what was the last goal of the game.
TOO LONG
Army took a long time de- claring and that cost them three points.
To the declared total of 187 for Ave, KCC replied with 80 for seven, the procesalon be- coming regular after a frat wicket stand of 30 tuisin 29 minutes by Pat Dodge and Ken- neth Lo..
Tho result, 2-2, was n very falr result, for the Argonaut for- wards when they did get the ball always looked morG lite Ecoring than their opposite num bers, and several mes in the second half they came close to scoring in breakaways.
The Recreio backš opened, up
Deighton took eve of these the game and were always lyingwielets for 39 runs in 13-overs, well forward in aggressive style. but not those of Davidson; and Mulitoan, who played out time with Karman! and Sellers still to
LEAGUE SCORES -
The results In the league bat, matches were as follows:-
,
First Division (Men's); Argon~ auts "A" 2, Recrolo "A" 2: RN. W.O. v University; Thun-" derbolts W.0. v Police,
Whatever security is offered, the banks will not now grant overdrafts-for football purposes.
to It would mean an extra holi- Eng-1. F/Sgt, K. E. Wake (K) 10: highly inflationary, anyway, If Worthing, and Yeavil to York-day-date So: football, and there-i
counter-attractions
Second Division (Men's) the bloated £20,000, £30,000, to send subscriptions, organise fore £35,000 fee is dead, there will matches for the fund, or arrange cricket's historie "Deby" "days, Saturday: HKAAF 0, Argon- V York- auts "B" 7; Sunday: -HKAAF "collectors to appeal for including Lancashire be no funeral oration from me.far
shire, Surrey v Notts, Kent v 0, Army "B" 16; YMCA 5, Nou I hope it stays dead...£10,000 donations at matches."
Aims for the love of Olympic Hants, Sussex v Middlesex, and Jawan 0; should be the absolute limit,
Gloucestershire v Somerset. amateurism!
GIVEN IT AWAY
tain and also a Hongkong girl, being an Australian Portuguese, who equalled
Tinguy's a Malay, a Nigerian, an Colony record by going over 4lishman and a Chinese. feet 5 inches in, the High Jump. leaving Julia second at 4 feet d
1. Sgt. T. Moynan (HK) 20; 0 inches,
Lt. G. McCord won the Half 2. Chan Wai-lam (K) Going over 4 feet 5 inches, Valerie was clear of the bar by Mile in 2 minutes 9.3 seconds, 3. Shek Kai-man (K) 10: 3 a good two inches, but she winning by a clear two seconds 4. Lt. Carpenter (K) falled in three attempts at from Lo Wing-chuen and Leung 5. Shek Kalim (HK) 18:2012 fect 6. She has cleared 4 feet Kam-po, both of whom have 6. Chu Leung-yam
been under 2.10 earlier this year.
8. inches in practice,
MORE REMARKADLE
These
10
nearly two foot below his best,
19: 0
19: 11⁄2
(HK)
18: B
HOF, STEP & JUMP
41:1
41:1
35: 8
Matthew Busby, able manager
pelinged professionals at the
1
So the summer game will take the lat of, persuading that change can be made to work, especially in Yorkshire, where the Roses game is always played at enclosures shared by football
12 SUBSTITUTES!
ten- lame duck call
The Americans call a match between clever men and and-a-aripple "a show." What would you this:
Manchester Before visiting
the River Plate club from
of Manchester United, suys the
What is this Olympic ama days of fantastic fees for average
Coinciding with the players are over. He thinks tourism? Sgt. J. P. MacMahon, won the 1. Shek Ka-lim (HK).. 11:7% there is still money for the out-Scottish protest comes Viscount standing player "who may be-Montgomery's declaration that sprint Mile with a tremendous
2. Lt. Carpenter (K)
come
available for transfer," amateurism is unknown in com- performances, over the that 300 yards in a queer. Cheung Yat-hung two
Puzzle. And him.
Communist states, that Valerio's after an hour
race in which all six competitors of a
(K)
Let's hope this also means the very strenuous hockey match, were bunched together at the 4. Sgt. T. Maynan (K) 40:4
end of he unsportsmanlike Olympics are regarded as baro- were the more remarkable in start of the bell lap. The time
5. Shek Wal-man (HK) 38:0
system of dodging relegation by meters of national prestige, and that the ground
4:40.4 was one of the best ever conditions
SHOT PUT
buying new players on the last that the Games should therefore 1. Chan Wai-chin (K) limited the winner of the Men's recorded in Hongkong.
35: 5 lap and passing on the penalty be thrown open to all, paid and Long Jump, T. Moynan,
The field events produced 2. Cpl. Douglas (K)
31:10
to poorer clubs.
unpaid.
Are these critics right? Stump has arrived while the nothing of note, but established 3. R. Heltmeyer (HK) .. na one in a field of six fong the fact that Chan Wai-chin of
30: 1 Labour Ministry's Committee is FIFA leader (Dr Mihailo Andiamos Aires--sometimes called jumpers who have done over 21
China, who won the
rounding
report onjevic, of Belgrade) has given fect clearing. 20, and the Men's South
and Javelin Throw
the. 90 105:7 players' pay. So there may be show away. The Yugoslav cor-"The Millionaires" played in S/Sgt. Shot Put High Jump winner,
101:8 second thoughts. But this should respondent of World Sports says: Genoa; and during
"Afitor a long and heated minutes the South American 94:1 not present the much-abused
have club used 18 players and Genoa 83:0 transfer system getting the jolt debate the Yugoslav FA
it deserves.
decided to send a team to Hel-18. A Dame Lack show? sinki. One of the country's best- 144:6
writers, H. sports
Thirty-four players taking known Amid all this financial dis- Macanovic, openly declared that part instead of 22 imt a foot-
his best
Handley, to three inches below and came second in the Discus Throw, is the best weight man in Hongkong.
The almost all-Welsh
4. Bdr. Grieves (K)
DISCUS THROW
1. L/Cpl. Roj (HK)
2. Chan Wai-chin (K)
3. Cpl. Douglas (K) 4. Ho Kai-choo (HK)
JAVELIN THROW
to say the Conditions were, least, not Ideal for records and, in the circumstances, Stephen feminine recording machinery 1. Chan Wal.chin. (K) Xavier's 100 Yards Dosh in 10.2 (the only non-Welsh girl among 2. F/O. Norris (K) reconds, caught by one watch at them looking like one) could 10.1, represented some remark- not remember what to describe able sprinting. Stephen said he the event. In which men heave very nearly lost his balance on an iron ball and described it on the heavy ground.
121:2
GIRLS EVENTS 100 YARDS
off
its
CLUBS ANNOYED
One
the
Ladies' League: Thursday:- KGV "A" 4, KGV "B" D; Sun- day-Dorians 5, University 1: Gremlins "B" O. Eittle Flower 3 Recreio 4, KGV "A" 0.
All the other matches were cancelled owing to the state of the grounds.
DANES WIN THOMAS CUP MATCH
Copenhagen, Feb. 17. Denmark beat Sweden by
zone
Recreio Beat Schoolgirls
King George V School "A" marked the wrong for- ward and lost their crucial Hockey League Ladies' game to Recreio by two goals to nil yesterday to practically concede the the to Championship Portuguese club.
While they were still busy marking the right-wing in the second half, Recreio's star right- winger switched
Stella Correa had over to the centre- forward position.
The Schoolgirls did not realise their error until the Recreio star had scored two goals against. them,
FAIRLY EVEN
Play was daily oven with both chances The Schoolgirle stere rather unfortunate on at least two occasions to emise the goal- mouth by more inches.
This in their semi-final tie in the turbance the FA have startled the Yugoslavs were not true ball match; it's a procession of six matches to three today sides missing a number of scoring
of the Isn't substitution of injured European Andrejevic heir friends by Issuing a begging Olymple amateurs, but inter- diapppointing performers,
expect Dr letter to the clubs
asking for maintained that this was
true men; it's replacement of failures. Thomas Cup (badminton) 1. Lam Kak-lan (HK) 12.5
£7,000 to send their football team of most other countries ahe
and that That's how one thing leads to their score sheets as "Weight | 2. Wong Yee-man-(HK) 12.0
to the Olympic Games,
in another. That's why Britain tournament. University's Norman Lo de-Men."
3. Poon Ching-woon (K) 12.9
This from the organisation re- 1948, ought to go to
has hesitated to join in the cry monstrated that his quarter mile Julla Tingay, Hongkong's 4 Fok Wing sheung (H) 13.0.garded as one of the wealthiest in 53 seconds at Pokfulam was a
all-rounder. 5.
6. Jennifer Hay
for substitutes. But I still think limed form of substitution creditable enough mark as he greatest feminino
at her best, after two
6. Julia 220 YARDS won't outron T.E. Williams, whose weeks illness and started by
finishing Inst in the 100 Yards. 1. Julia Tingay (HK).... 20.9 won by little Lam Kak-lan in 2, Wu May-hing (K)
WORKS HIS OWN WAY
Hart (K) Tingay. (HK)
318
31.8
31.0
32.0
KIWI HURDLER the good time of 12.5 seconds. Foon Ching-woon (K). 31.7
the third fastest in the Colony's 4. Jennifer Hart (K)
5. Wong Yoo-man (HK). Kak-lun is 50 history, Lam small that she could conceivably. 6. Teul Shiu.may (HK) fit into a travelling bag, but site
HIGH JUMP. id. Hghtning on her feet.
1 Valerie Jillott (HK). Julia won the 220 yards quite 2. Julla Tingay (HK) Derek Steward, New Zealand hurdler, has come handsomely from the best Rel: Taul Shlu-may (HK) to London with one ambition.ever assembled for this event, 4 Leo Chlu-lm (R) It is to convince the New Zea-and finished second in. the High 5. Too So-ying (K) Jand selectors that he should he Jump, a good contribution: for theluded in their Olymple team team captain, ja
·
23-year-old
for Helsinki.
Dorok thinks the beat way to
do that is to put in' some inten-
PRIZES PRESENTED At; the
Her worked his passage to merce and Mr Cheng Pak
6. Lee Kealing (K)
LONG. JUMP
Yaroslovia, as linked
sports bedies in the country! The So the Olympic Games, oath Inte F. W. Rinder, of Aston Villa bound pinnacle of amateur sport, fame, used to say: "The FA has has reached the stage when 2, only to
Its little finger to 12 or 22 blanks make a white.
And the Austriins, who told raise £1,000,"
me the Wembley team were The appeal has
but, being tude surprise, and hard-up clubs amaters in name are annoyed.
come is *
a
for a year in the FA Cup. for injured men should be tried
openly paid, were NOT qual Woodcock · Wants fled to compete in the Olympics, Tho FÃ's six-figuro assets may have shrunk with the rest. But may well say to neighbouring
4: 6 they still drew £21,000 last Yugoslavia: "If you go at full
What Gomest scason from the FA and Amateur strength, we go."
44 3:10 international match profits. 4:0 Cup competitions, apart from
1
3:30 Wales and Ireland say they 3:10 can't afford to eemal any players
'NITS CRICKET- -
To Fight Again
They will meet England in the ANAL
Denmarks held a 3-1 lead at the diase of yesterday's play but lost two of the three singles today only to win the two doubles and eosurvive the tia............
The following were the results- of today's games.
SINGLES
London, Feb. 177. Nils Janson (Sweden) boot Bruce Woodcocin former Jearn Skaarup (Denmark) 9-15 British, Empire and European 18-17, 15-8,
DOUBLES
Among the Recreio forwards, the most outstanding was un doubtedly Stella Correa, whose spood, and good control of the mado fior In constant ball
at right-wing. Ih ther danger first half and enabled, her score both Rectelo's goals in the second half.
The half-line was Becrolo's," weakest link frut was lucky to have the support of two steady" full-back in Elvie Tools and Ena Roza-Pereira, and 'n· sound...- goalkeeper In Dorcen Ozorio,
England, without the prospect of cheong of tho; Kowidan Genel | 5,-Jennifer, Hart (K) ; 12:10 could have, been raised 009posal.outlined by Mr, H. Hopkin- table opponent.RONMENT
The School defence put up. Knut Malmgren (Sweden) beat allan: rosistency throughout, Is there room for a full pro- Heavyweight Boxing Champlos,
Joergen Hanson (Denmark) with S. Graham-Cumming comp- to Helsinki, but will loan men gramme of football as well as has decided to return to the
xing.
ing through with some dine saves. if England pay. Scotland refuse cricket on August Bank Holiday? to sond amateurs to compete. The summer game officials don't moxing Board of Control for a
He has applied to the British 15-12, 12-10, 15-0, 1. Deborah Hurlbatt.
Poul Holm (Denmark) beat DON FROM-MELKES) ( (HK)
14:11 against the Olympiad's foreign think so.
The two grosir 'gcored ugalnet>. The attention of the MCC has renewal of his licence; and he inge, Blomberg (Sweden): 15-11, 13: 74 professionals. England play and of: tito mast, Mr 2. Teo So-ying (K)
them were from mielees in front- alve world in England, and is let-Ko Chould hung of the Hang-3. Fong Elk_(K) 13: 7 pay. But why send round the boon, drown. by county, clubs to says that, he is prepared in 15-2
the areat, contained in the pro-
mediately to Agst the batz
of the goalmouth. In the tor ting, nothing: to: deter him.
Long Citinéto Chamber of Com- 4. Ng Sheung-itwal
ward Line; Valerie Jillot was sink- (HR)
13:34 Surely, af a pinch
Secretary for by the foon,
Overseas Woodcock, who was 31 last 16 Diesen and Joyn Nygaard erfumele in fo baving scored job or a place to live, and Chamber of Commerce, donators
mara dignified and constructiveTrade, to change the holiday, month, announced his retire-
Stellar Mohlin (Sweden) 8-16, The loft debt pair of Hilary had to spend his first night on of the shield; and cup; respec- I. Wu Jeung-chan (K) 27: 9 method of staging, full-dress re-from the first to the last Monday thent from boxing in Novem-mark) beat Nils Jonson and at least one wil, agile
hor, 1030, niter Jack Gardner-18-17) 15-7. -
Hole and Shella Halk showred: hearsals at Highbury and Totten of the month, London's Trafalgar
[good, combination but were up- Bench in
Cave a thort speech con- 2. Lo Manso (K) 28.3.
The Board of Trade is said to bad forced him to retire with a Square, Now he is happily set-tratuining the purifies for their 3. Les Po-choe (KK) 23:10
Poul Holm and Ole Jensen against a steady right back in tled in and has joined Hemeen interest in sports, and S. Graham-Cumming
and Arsenal'ahd the Spurs, pla
Woodcock's (Denmark) beat Inge Blomberg Elvie Tack, who was resporialblay Will Harriers devoting all his dished them all future quocesses,
+23:32 Instead, the FA, have asked E. Keeling, M.P., for Twicken-qf their fight for
and Expire" titlesami and Kaut Mabigram (Swidth) (in stopping them on a number spare time 16 training."
Captain of the Kowloon Team, 8. Chow Treying. (K) 22:11% $Qui diabe, in mansbership-tron hom to be introduced on British [ theristar)
10-12, 15-13=R# London Express. Wervice) Ld. Mecord, was presented web 6, Valerie (illoty (HEL) 28:3136 | Aited Plain 15-Armendy Fat Februatry. 1999
(HK),
SHOT PUT
ham between the. Olympic support the private bill of Mr | damaged 'eye' in the 11th round
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