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THE CHINA MAIL,
MONDAY, JULY 16, 1957.
Chiang Kai-Shek Gave This
Venture For Victory men in play. Left to right: Bill McKee, Don Ullrich, Gary Ausbun, George Glass, Bud Schaeffer.
Basketball Team
The Green Light For
A Novel Crusade
The more the two Americans
watching n of propagating Christianity vin Olympic basketball basketball the mere they were It would work match between the out. They made a beeline to Generalissimo Chiang Kal-chok's Philippines and Tulpel residence and there they asked
TWO Americans were lalked about their suction notion
in 1952. The intense
convinced that
the General and Madame Chlang whether they were interested in
ball team with members drawn
enthusiasm of the spec- sponsoring an American basket- tators in the packed from different colleges stadium so caught their America, attention that they "We would like to bring out began to think of this a Christian team out to Taipei and not only will we ploy game as a way of pro- basketball but also share the
with Dible and their moting religion
personal faith in Jesus Christ with the people sport.
with whom we play," explained Dick Hillie and Ellsworth Culver.
оп
The two men, Dick Hillis and Ellsworth Culver rea- soned that if the crowd in Taiwan were
so keen basketball, it might be good idea to bring out an All-Stars Christian team from the States to play against the local teams.
Invitation
The Generalissime and Madame Chiang who are devout Protestants gave the Americans was sent to coach Don Odio of the green light and an invitation
the Taylor University in America
Venture For Victory men-half-time. Left to right: Dick Kumm. Bill McKee, Joe Grabill, Norm Cook and
Gary Ausbun.
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FRANCIS
BOEY
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to send a basketball team play against the troops of Talpel. And that was how the Venture der Victory team began.
was
ac-
Even the rume of this Ameri- can basketball team cidentally named. It happened that Bud Schaeffer-picked to visit Talpel-in a letter to Don' Odlo casually wrote, "this trip to Teipel may turn out to be a vonture for victory for Chris dong." Coach Odle thought that Venture for Victory was just the right name of the team and left
it at that.
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"Sometimes wo
do erosunter people who object to cur preneli- g the word of God in between Inatches but it is a rarity.
"Alter the game we ask those who are interested to learn more about Christianity to remain be- hind, and we explain the way to believe in Jesus Christ, We And many of them are very dis- rotisfied with their own lite.
No Answer
"They found they cannot in answer the problem of sin their life and they stayed hear how they can take their burdens of ali end give them to Christ and He will freely bour them.
RADIO Hongkong
830 pan.. Talking about Teaching, Listeners" Magazine (BBCTS); _8.45. New Concert Orchesia; a Tino Bignal. Programme Summary; 0.02 Highlights in Variety; d.30, CERÍ Requests presented by Alleen_Dak- ker; 7, "Locktail Time". Joe Duski- Men triana) sund Orchester: 450, Wo Write Novele Leading artis Writera discum, these work with Waller Allen, JB. Priestley (EBCTS); 14, Interlude for music, The Bers Weedon Quartet (JECTB): 750, Weather Repart; DE Time Sutral. The New: 0.06, Com- montars: 8.15. "A Paper of Pin". Barber Lawrence, Sings Aineriezu Folk Bongs and Talks about their DBC Jazz Chub, Mick
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"Many of them pray to Christ after the game and invite Him to come into their lives and cleanse them of their sins. nearly every match we play we have someone who makes a deri- salon to accept Christ," said Joe! Grabili.
The ten players who played in the Colony the other week were: Gary Ausbua, Bill McKee. Norm Cool (coach), Fred Whims, Bud Don tilrich, Clyde Cook, Joe Grabill Schaeffer, George Glass,
Dkk Komm. Joe Grabill
To get the necessary funds to play in the Orient presented strong challenge to the conels. Don Odle picked ten players and told them to raise thousand dollars each. The pinyers toured the country earning money by snore than a player. A talented teaching, and others gave lee- musician ho plays the accordion tures. Money rolled in gradually during the interval until they reached the target eloging. figure.
In hymm
The Venture for Victory team has a local man as Interpreter As the players came from when they preach. In Tulpel the different states they got down to trom played before a total of 39,- sericus training at Howall, They 000 troops and elvilians recently. played their first match in the They played 13 games without Philippines, and then at Formosa a defeat although In their Grst tour in 1032. Of the original players. Normen Cook and the Bud Schaeffer are the only two still with the team that played in the Colony this week.
Our Purpose
there were ended
several matches which with only a few points separat- ing wixiera and losers.
Joe Grabill related an amus- ing anecdote overheard in опе of the matches pinyed at the Queen Elizabeth" stedium iwu years ago.
Extra Man
Asked why they visited The Orient every year. Jag Grabii), a member of the team said, the "Our purpose is to bring
A European seated boliind two game of basketball to those who Chinesa fans heard one of them are interested in : to share expressing his delite of the goodwill and friendship with American team. He said that these countries we visit, but our most Important purpose is to share Christinalty and to show people how to play the gaino of life.
the foreigners were taking ad- vantage of the local team. They had the height advantage, too many substitutions and worst of all they played with six mari against Ava. For the visitors had "We believe the way to play Jesus Christ with them and that the game of life is by reading was why thay, always chalked up the Bible and cboying the In- a big margin of victory. structions of Jesus Chrisi. Of
The Venture tor Victory has course, we want to see other
To date an impressive record. people and Jesus Christ and to they have played 300 matches in
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signal and The News; 5.08, Weather Τίπο Report, Announcements, and Inter- Jude; 6.15. The Tops in Popular Music: 9.30 Show Case Selection from George Gershwin'a.... "Pergy and Desa sung by Margaret T and Bree Peters; §, A' Life Of Bjus -A Series of Episodes concerning the Life of David Alexander Blis
written by Godfrey Harrison; 9.30. Monday Concert Little Sulte from
For The Gentlemen (Oliver Bhaw) played by the Berkshire Woodwind Ensemble, and the "Con- certo For Plang, Trumpet & Strings, Opus 39′′--(Bhostakovitch) wit Sololi Mengheni Prestier-Plano and Harry Glaniz-Trumpet, and the Orchestra, conducted | by Theodora Bicomfeld: 10, B... Jazz Club- Featuring the Mucle of Tommy While and his Band: 10.30. One
Night Stand A Programme Popular Muste; 11, Dulg With Dreamland Popular Songs featuring Patil Dugan, Johnny Desmond and the Atriane Trio; 1120, Prelude To Midnight—Dance Muslo played by Russ Morgan and lis Orchestra: 12 Midnight, "dod Bave The Queen”. Close Dow
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And Him as a saviour of their the Orlent and have been beaten Film Company's
lives.
only four Umes.
The American team will be "Thus we believe that if people find a personal relation visiting Singapore, Indonesia, and ship with Christ by belloving in the Philippines before they re- Philippinen, Australia, New Zea him they will find an answer to turn to the States sometime in September. And while they have the problem of life.
fany captivated the basketball "Whenever we play against in the Colony and at the same to the focal teams we try to keep the time converted, many
not end with from these
the
Suspects Detained half time short in which we try Christian faith, their work
Six plakpocket cases were brought to the attention of the Police during the weekend and Dds morning Three suspects have been detained and in one
has
re- been case, property coverì,
The property reported stolen included two wrist watcher, a fountain pen, cash, an identity card and keys. Four of the six thefts were committed in Kowloon,
not to offend those who do not presching does want to hear our message. But their departure we believe that there is a uni- shores. vereal desire to hear the truth and thus nearly all our crowds have been very attentive.
of
They will be returning, following year with now players to see the resulta of their work.
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QUEEN'S and ALHAMBRA: "The Spirit of Bt Louis"; Jumes Stewart as Charles Lindbergh traces the career of the flyer froni five dollar sir trips to the non-stop New York to Paris light in
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ROXY and BROADWAY: "Tireo Men In A Boat": Jerome K. Jerome's hilarious book comes to life again with Laurence Harvey, David Tomlinson and Jimmy ("Take It From Hure") Edwards an the three man,
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