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THE REAL MR TUNG
Helsinki, July 30,
The mystery of China's "missing mui" was solved- today. He's not missing at all.
The man whom the Red Chi- nex Olymple Commitice presen- ted as Tung Shou-yi is actually Tung Shou-yl.
DE
This was conceded this morn- ing even by Guason Hol Nationalist China who has pre- viously charged that the real Tunst Shou-yi had probably died concentration in a Communit comp.
The background of this strange case which has intrigued Olym ple fans for over a week is this: Both Tung Shou-yi and Gun- son Hoh were Chinese delegates on the International Olympic Committee back in the days when there was only one Chin -Nationalist China.
When the Red forces drove the Nationalist lenders and Army out of the country to Formosa, Gunson Hot went with the Na tionalists and sought admittance for his forces into the Helsinki Olympic Games.
Red China also sought ad- mittance, in the name of Tong Shou-yl.
It was a contest quite similar to the one facing the United Nations,
The
TOO LATE
International Olymple Committee (IOC) finally decide
to admit both
Nationalist and Communist China, but the ac- tion come too late for either to participate. Gunson
Hoh
un-
would
nounced the Nationalists
stay away from Helsinki in pro- test against Red Chinn's adinis- sion.
The Red Chinese decided to it they come,
however, even were too late to compete, except for one swimmer who was cli- minated in the first heat of the Men's 100 Metres Backstroke.
This morning
Gunson Hoh
saw in the newspapers a picture
SPORTING SAM
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952..
By Reg. Wootton
SWIND
POOL
ZOE ANN PUTS ON A TERRIFIC
SHOW TO WIN SPRINGBOARD
DIVING BRONZE
MEDAL
Chinese Swimmer Competes In 100 Metres Backstroke
Helsinki, July 30.
Zoe Ann Olsen-Jensen, pretty American diver, put on a terrific
Olympic
Diving Springboard show here tonight to take the Bronze Medal, though relegated to eighth place this morning by the International Swimming Federation Committee.
Pat McCormick, sunburnt blonde American Champion, took the Gold Medal, and Mady Morenu of France won the Silver Medal,
OLYMPIC
Mrs Olsen-Jensen had been ordered into eighth place on protests from Japan. Sweden and France, when she was allowed to repeat one dive twice yesterday.
She asked for the extra dives | His father was so delighted by because the diving board had the victory of the lanky student clothed slipped, but the ISP ruled that that he jumped fully
first dive---only
him three into the pool to embrace marks should be the one to be while cameras whirred. counted in her aggregate.
Baiteux's time beat his own he set record which Olymple up in a semi-final heat yesterday by five seconds.
SWIMMING RESULTS
Results
of yesterday's
of Tung Shou-yi's arrival yes-swimming events at Hel- terday and conceded that he was the right man,
"I still would like to talk to him and find out what has been done to him to make. him join the Red Chinese." Gunson Hoh said. "But I don't
Reds will allow that pose the
In arguing Nationalist China's clise before the 10C, Gunson Hoh had insisted that Tun Shou- yi's signature on Red China's ap- plication was a forgery. suld, "We were told that Tung Shou-yi had been sent to a con-
He
sinki were:
WOMEN'S RELAY First Heat: 1. Hungary (Maria Littomericzky: Ilona Novak, Eva Novals, Katalin Szoke), 4:325; 2. Great Britain, 4:30.03. Den
4. Germany mark, 4:38.4; 4:42.7; 5. Italy, 4:52.0; 0. Japan, 4:54.0.
her
Today the board was closely examined before the second half of the competion, a series of five voluntary dives-ook place,
Miss
won McCormick
the event with the high marks of
were: 147.30. Other marks Miss Moreau 139.34, Mrs Olsen- Jensen 127.57, Ninel J. Krulova
The pace was so hot that the first seven of the eight starters
did better than the 1948 Olympic record of Walt Smith (USA),
which stood at 4 min. 41 kces.
Ford Компо, 18-year-old
(Russia) 110.76. Charmian Hawalian, swimming for the Welsh (Britain) 116.38, Luba United States, finished second in Zhigalova (Russia) 113.03, 4 min. 313, and Sweden's Per Nicole Pellissard (France) Ola Ostrand was third in 4 min. 111.08, and Phyllia Long 35.2 secs. (Britain) 108.32.
In one dive Miss McCormick Second Heat: 1. United States got the fantastic high score of (Evelyn Kawamoto, Jacqueline 18.92 marks. Lavine, Marille Stepan, Joan Alderson), 4:28.1 (new Olymple record, old record of 4:29.2 by
DIZZY PACE
centration camp behind the so-USA in 1948); 2. Holland, 4:30.6; called Iron Curtain. Later, hela Sweden, was even reported to have been 4:42.0: 5. Canada 4:54.8; 6; Belmore Olymple records. done away with. - Associated Press,
French Design Wins Goodwood
Stakes
Goodwood, Sussex, July 30. Queen Elizabeth was among an exceptionally big crowd who watched the Goodwood Stakes, Britain's most ancient handicap, won today by Mr Sydney Bank's French Design, a 100 to 8 out- sider.
The race was inaugurated in 1823 and was the top feature of the second day's racing here.
Ridden by Roy Arnold, the only
apprentice Jockey taking part, the lightly weighted five- year-old came with a sustained run in the lost furlong to snatch the
the 5 to 1 verdict from
The swimmers kept up their 4: 38.1: 4, France, dizzy pace today, smashing two
gium,
454.8; 7. Finland, 4:56.0.
Jean Boiteux of France won Following teams qualified for
the Men's · 400 Metres Free Anals: United States, Holland, Hungary, Great Britain, Den-Style final in the Olympic record time of 4 min. 30.7 stes. The mark, Sweden, France, Ger- United States women's team won their semi-final heat in the 400 Metres relay in 4 min. SCCs.
which easily
many.
400 METRES FREE STYLE
1. Jean Boiteux, France, previous record. 4:30.7-(new-Olympic record; old record 4:33.1 by Boiteux yesterday in semi-finals).
TERRIFIC FINISH
In the final stages of the race it was obvious that the race was between Boiteux and Konno. The Hawalian looked beaten 50 metres from home but pot on a spurt and almost wonderful caught the French boy. In a terrifle Anish Bolteux responded gailently and just got home.
Royal H.K. Defence
Force
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Orders
that there is no one within 10 yards of the muzzle of his rifle, before firing a round,
Thunderfather. Thunderfiasives will not be thrown directly at any in- dividual. They should be thrown fnm 6 to 10 yards to a flank. *2* Mor lluminating. When fring Mor Bhuniating a safety angle of 16 will be enforced. No rounds will be fired within the 15” angle of any known locquion of static Troops
mobi or probable location
pf
Force Order Hollday, R.H.K.D.. Headquarters, Happy Valley, will be closed on Mon day August. 4 1052.
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Clean fatigue.
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Basketball Tourney Down
To Last Four
Helsinki, July 30. The United States led the way into the final round of The American team which the Olympic basketball com- broke the Women's 400 Metres petition today with a 57-58 Relay record, covered the dis- tance in 4 min 28.1 secs., beating victory over Brazil in a the previous record set up in sluggishly played game. 20.1
London
beat the
Boiteux, 19-year-old student who holds a number of Euro- gave France her first Gold Medal ever for the
great battle, Per-Olaf Ostrand, Sweden, 409 Metres after
2. Ford Konno, USA (Hono-pean recorris, lulu) 4:31.3.
4:35.2.
4. Poter
Africa, 4:37.9.
Duncan, South
3. John Wardrop, Great Bri- tain, 4:30.9.
USA 6. Wayne 4:40.1.
Moore,
7. Jim McLane, USA 4:40.3. 8. Hironoshin Furuhashi, Japan, 4:42.1.-Associated Press. 100 METRES BACK STROKE (The fastest 18 qualify for the Heat 1-1, G. Bozan (France)
Professionals' Lawn Tennis Championships
Scarborough, July 30. chance Vidi. Viej by one length. semi-nnat).
Six of the eight seeded The well backed 7 to 2 shot,
1 min. 7.8 secs, 2, A. M. Stack Frances, who had Flightly
(United States) 1 min 8.8 secs. players reached the quarter- beaten the first two in the Ascot Stakes last month, stayed on for 20
3, R. Wardrop (Britain), 1 min. final stage of the Men's
N. secs. 4,
in 1948 by another American team by 1.1 secs. They were only 0.9 of a second out- side Hungary's world record, ratified in Helsinki last week.
The eight fastest teams in the two heats which qualified for the final are the United States, Holland, Hungary Britain, Denmark, Sweden, France and Germany.
Yashintobu Oyakawa, the Hawailan, swimming for the United States, recorded the fastest time in the Men's 100 Metres backstroke heats with 1 min. 6 secs., which was only one-tenth of
a second outside the Olympic record of 1 min. 5.8 secs, set by Adolph Kelfer of the United States in Berlin in 1930.
Dal
BRITISH BOXERS WIN
Dower, 18-year-old Kurahashi Singles when the Slazenger British Amateur Flyweight third place, three-quarters of a (Japan), min 10 Professional Lawn Tennis Champion, und Freddie Reardons, length away in a field of eight. Lopatin (Soviet Russia) 1
Gordon Richards Un
the 10.8 secs, 6, L. Beaumont (Ca-Tournament was continued 20-year-old
min
6, V.
K. here today.
18.3 Eccs.
Dan Maskell (Brlia!n), Heat 2-1, Galvao (Argentine)
Maharajah of Morvi's Sycomore nada), 1 min. 14.3 secs. 7.
the combination made was
long Shah (India) 1 for this 10-furlong favourite alamina test but, forced to make the early running, Sycomore faded out six furlongs from the eventually coming in
finish,
seventh-Reuter.
POCKET CARTOON
By USBERT LANCASTER
"Hasn't it occurred to you
that may have been doped?”
event before
one
plzy
The Americans were joined in the final four-team bracket by Russia, a 76-60 winner-over Chile in today's final second- and round game, Uruguay Argentina.
Uruguay gave the Argentines their first defeat earlier today, 66-65 in overtime. Bulgaria, which had been eliminated, knocked out France 07-50.
102 No parade. Signals Bed Parade Signals Office 1Q LF Tuesday August 5, 1953 5:30 pm 3 Rec Farado Signals Office HQ LF Thurs day August 7, 1952 3.30 p.m. Dress: Uniform
(std.) G.I. Calvert, Major
for eut-Col Deputy Commandant, R.II.K.D.F.
St. John Ambulance Orders
Order by Comm. D. W. Macintosh, CMG, OBE, C. St
The Russians played their tournament best game of the against Chile. They were sharp In their shooting, excellent at ball handling and extremely Commissioner of St John Ambulance Brigade, Hongkong aggressive in controlling both District Order No. 31/52 dated buckboards. Olar Korklia, 6 - July 31, 1952. 5 in. centre, scored 38 points for Russia,
Ambulance
Duties, Hongkong- 3.8.52 to 0.6.62, Shaukhwan Division; 10.0.52 to 10.0.32, Chung Sing Divi
on
Ambulance Duties, Kowloon 4.8.52 to 10.8.82, Kong Wah Div, & Tal Po Division; 11.8.62 to 17.8.5%, Sham- shutpo Division.
The United States will play Argentina tomorrow in the first phase of the final round and Russia will meet Uruguay. The
Penetration Squad Duties-Bụn, Americans whipped Uruguay 3.8.52. Dr 8. Y. Kong & Shamshulpo 57-44 in an earlier meeting. Nursing, Division; Sun. 10.8.52, Dr Li Hin-lun & Shamshulpo Nursing Associated Press.
Division.
net
tie third
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France
on
London light- weight, both went a step further in the boxing tournament.
Dower reached 1 min. 8.1. secs, 2, Y. Nishino of the seeded me withdrew round in his division with
unanimous points verdict over (Japan) 1 min. 10.1 bees. 3, from the R. C. Majla (Mexico) 1 min began two days ago and today Leslie Handunge (Ceylon), but suspended for their part in
flot at the end of a game against | Shek-O Kennedy Town K.F. Div.; 10.7 obes, 4, H. Koppelstadter Fiancesco
Romanoni (Italy), Reardon only Just scraped who had been
Broded, Was (Austria), 1 min. 11,0 secs, 8, H,
beaten
to beat A. Zasulch weakened Uruguayans were still Repulse Noor Ahmed through Gericke (Switzerland), 1 min
ઇન્ડ. (USSR) on points in his sec- oble to outfight the highly 12.6 BCCY. 0, J. Bonleckt (Pakistan) 6-1, 6-2, 3-0, an ond series bout
was Pakistan's (Foland) I min, 13.4 rec, 7, E. Noor Ahmed
Singles Champion Professional Surgey (Portugal), 1 min. 18,7
two years ago and he won the Heat. 4-1, T. Cynicawn match against Italy's Davis Cup (Japan), 1 min. 6, sour, 2, N. L coach by .oolid baseline dis Meining (South Africa) 1 min. play.
stes
1.5 sces, 3, F. Pavan (Brazil) 1
by
min. 0,1 docs, 4, 3, Van Der Veen Other fourth round results;
Richard Gonzales (USA) beati 6-3, 6-5. A.G. Roberts
0-2, (Britain)
(Holland) 1 min. 0.1 sece. 8, B.K. Barman (India) 1 min. 17.3 seex D.A. Elsaid of Egypt and A. Nomani of Italy, did not start,
Heat 5-1, WJ. Brockway (Britain), 1 min. 8.8 secs. 2, L. Zine (France) 1 min. 0.7 noch, I. Monteiro da Fonsten (Brazil),
1 min. 9.0 secs. 4, L. Sagajduk
J. de Mos (Holland) beat E. F. Young (Britain) 6-2, 0-1, 6-3.
Donald Budge (USA) beat (Soviet fluzzo) 1 min, 11.4 secs... Colin (France) 0-1, 0-2
| 0-4.
6, Chuan Yu (China),
1 mln.
favoured Argentine team. Dower, a clean hitter, car-. In another upset, Bulgaria de- France 07-58. France ried the fight to his opponent.feated And he earned a great cheer had been expected to take third final fourth place in the from the crowd when the ver dict was announced.
standings but at present the cannot do better than take fifth place.
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Allocation of Nursing Duties for August 1952 Ambulance Duties st H.Q.: Central Nursing Division; Am- Reardon seemed a bit lucky
bulance Duties at Kowloon: Sham- to gain the verdict. It was one of the best fights of the after- Brazil led the highly favoured hulpo Nursing Division; Penetration Squad Duties: Shamshuipo, Nursing Etreet Sleepers Shelter. noon and the Russian, stocky United States team at half-time Division; and broadly bulit, proved to be 20-24 and battled the tall North Duties Shaukiwan K. Nursing Division: Desch Duties Hongkong: through the Kennedy Town K.F. Numing Divi- the stronger physically of the Americans all
half. Only desperato on; Beach Duties-Kowloon: Trun defensive work by the United Wan Nursing Divialen two.
Transfero Tang Man-chi Kowloon/Canton under their own goal | trinkzerred. "from_ The United States, Russia, States Argentina and Uruguay moved late in the game staved off an Hallway, AMD. Diy.is. To Kowicon
Y.M.C.A.
w.e.f. AND. Div.; semi-finals upset. United From. Into the Basketball
23.7,52, from the two poola (leagues)
Enrolment.South China Athletic Association AMD. Division-Ple. today. Russia meets Uruguay In
Chan Pak-koung enrolled w.b.I.. the Arst sermi-final, and the
21,7.62,
Lavo-Thun Wan AMD. Division D/S Tu Tak-wo leave for three months w.e.1. 1.8.52. A Nursing Division Amb/Bister NYC Yuk-ling reserved w.o., 0.0.82.3 Bhimanuipo Nursing Divtalon-Amb? Stater Lev Buk-hing reserved waź. 1.5.03.1 Waterloo Nursing Division and and group of divos: 1.500 metre Amb/dlster Wong Klu-funk roserv frap-style-healas 400 metres from 0.2, 1.0.0.0 Tom Wan, Huring style - Ladies hela 100 metres Division Amb/sisters Tam Bhul breaststrokemäen-heaís: 100 matzen Backstreko-Ladies winal 100 metres. Tam Bhet-ging & Pan Chod-mea backstroke-Men-cemi-Anal Water reserved. w....1.3.63
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Auristina: Commissioner) Cycling 1,000 metres time trial.
Colony, Headquarters. Demonstration.
(29th July, 1994.
12:3 scce, B, C. Barselío (Por- Fred Perry (USA), holder United States will play Argen-gramme is as follows. tumani) 1 min. 13 seca. G.M. beat H. Hoonder (Switzerland) tina.
Fierro of Mexico did not start,
1-0, 0-0, 0-2 0-3.
The
only representative
Hent 0—1, E. Mansurin (Italy) Dinny Palls (Australia) beat People's China in the Games so 1 min. 8.8 secs. 2, V. Balovov J. Brechejbl (Switzerland) 8-9, far, Chuan Yu, finished fifth in (Soviet Ruzda) 1 min. 0.5 acc. 6-0, 0-12-
9, L.W. Hurring (New Zealand)
1 min. 9.0 seca. 4. L. Gyvengyoes Mohamed Ali (Egypt)
(Hungary)
1 min, 10.3 secs, 6, F. D.M. Rundle · (Britain) O'Neill (Australia), 1 min, 10.5 6-2, 0-2.
Quis heat of the Men's 100 Metres Backlitroke.swimming event. Ho beat failed to quality,
6-2,
sees, 6, BE. Marttinen (ViD-
F. Segura (Ecumior) beut W. land), ~1 min. -15.2 - sees,” R Chandani (India) did not zazt, J. Moss (Britain) 0-4, 9-1, 0-3
Reuter.
--Neuter
Chinese footballers and baskel ball players also arrived in Helsink! this week, but they were- too late to take part in the Olymples. --Router.
TODAY'S PROGRAMME Today's Olympic Games pro-
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