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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY

1958.

Bwong Yong-tim Team Manager

S. Huphaphum

(Playing Captain)

K. Nutvanil (Player)

Hoang Ha (Adviser)

NEW DEFINITION OF A NOVICE ATHLETE ADOPTED BY HKAAA

By “RECORDER”

The Executive Committee of the Hongkong Amateur Athletic Asso- viation at its monthly meeting at the Education Department yesterday unamme, ly voted a new definition of a "novice" athlete eligible to parti- cipate in the HKÄÂÄ Noviers' Championships to be held at Caroline Hill Stadium on Sunday, January 29.

The meeting also decided that there seemed to he no further point in plan- ning to send any Hongkung athlete to Melbourne as, while there were one or two local athletes who might have been worth sending, it Wax improbable that they

would reach the standard required. This does not mean that all plans to send 2151 athlete to Melbourne are finally abandoned, but it is most unlikely that anyone will be sent.

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to compete

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de applies to winners of rucES vided yesterday Scortart the

equivalent distances 111 Amateu Atlets Philippines

Jastres or vards, thus a winner Federatio

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Thai

Mrs R. Alsbol

(Player)

Wu Chl-yoh (Secretary)

C. Sae The (Player)

D. Khajadbhye (Player)

Badminton Team Coming Here For Exhibition Matches

For three nights — January 16, 17 and 19 - Hongkong badminton funs will have another opportunity of watching in South East Asia some of the finest ex- ponents of the game in action when a team of six players four men and two women from Thailand play exhibition matches in the Colony.

This was announced at the Fifth Executive Committee Meeting of the Hong- kong Badminton Association held at Marina House yesterday with Dr the Hon. A. M. Rodrigues in the Chair.

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The meeting disclosed that a are planning to improve contingent of 14 Thai officiala standard, and so have organised

of the Tholland and players Unity Badminton

willume. Party arrive in Hongkong on January 19 and will play three matcher against the Colony's best,

Thailand, beaten 6-3 by India

Their last overwas tour was on November 1, 1854 when they matches In played exhibition

Asian Games organising com inlttee had asked the Hongkong Badminton Association to sup. port their move to include bad. minten in the 1958 Astan Games to be held in Tokyo,

To this proposal, Dr Rodrigues

the at und

committee members agent

that In principle,

the Colony would support Jupun's move to have badminton (1)-

Baltimo21

In the Asian Zone in this year's of the Poppy Day Fund

the Singapore Thomas Cup badminton

Stadium,

FIFTH TEST

series,

Two Changes in when their reigning champions.

New Zealand's

Test Team

300

Direk Khachadbhal”

Prathung Pattaphong

Wu Ying-chlang (Adviser)

Chang Tsion-ko (Advisor)

EXHIBITIONS TOMORROW

JAPANESE TENNIS

STARS ARRIVE

Two Japanese tennis stars. Miss Sachiko Kamo und her brother, Kosei Kamo, arrived here from Calcutta vin Bangkok by BOAC yesterday for a series of games against local tennis talent.

They are en route home after participating in the Indian Tennis Championship played in New Delhi rund the Asian Championship played in Calcutta.

Speaking to the Press at the After their championship irport, Kusel Kamo sak he games, the Japanese Davis Cup- was eliminated in the semi-per and co-holder of the 1954 nals of the Indian champion- | U.S. National Tennis Double. ship, when he lost to an Austra- crown said he gave lan, Jack Arkinstall, who play-gumes in Lucknow ed inspired tennis. In the Asian beat a Swede but championship, he lost In the player from Denmark. third round.

Tomorrow the Japatueras

exhibition where he to a Joat

In his opinion, he considered į players will be seen in action i

Two singles and a mixed doubles, Indian players very strong both in defence and attack, adding games, That two players. ft. Krishnan N. Kumar were the best and that their playing standard was very high.

Back- Hongkong mtntom Association will write officially to Jupan on this sub- Jeet,

In that exhibition, Thailandcluded. 'The for the Arst time brought to light their badminton

prowess

Miss caused bad- quite stir in Singapore

wing minton eireles by holding Wong Perm-soo, ex-World Champion row turned professional, 201 Miss Helen teng, Singapore's Jading woman Champkan, i ma tought two sei match, we i

Je to Khariadjbal the

Wong Peng-soon 15-2, 15-3 120 145 20 minutes and Miss Prathung Puttaphong drew with Helen Heng 2-11, 11-2,

5

PROMINENT FIGURE

year's

and

Macao Soccer

League Starts

On January 15

Macne, Jan. 6.

Speaking abou! bis Saster Kamo sad that she reached the Unals In both championships but lost

Ига American, Mirs Another matter discussed at Althea Gibson. who enptured the meeting was that the Hong- both titles, kung BA will wrlle to Wong Peng-soon congratulating im on his New Year Humours award Her Majesty the Queen. by Wong was made Madras, Jon

an Honorary Member New Zainal, 100ng a win

of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. to de The beds, make changes

their truth for

The players are: Arth met Anal Test against India, beginning here tomorrow.

Sunthorn Suphuphun 84, itorford and Alabaster, who

(Playing Cuplain) who repre sented Thailand in last played in the side which drew the Fourth Test

Thomas Cup at first doubles. He Calcutta, at

won the Thailand Open Doubles make way for Moir and Poore.

title in 1952, 1953 1954 and 1956. Team V. Cave (Captain)

La Suphaphun also won the Thai- J It Reign, J. W. Guy, J

team the Thai Hongkong will be Mr Hwang lend Open Mixed lite in 1955, Hayes, J. Leggatin, S. N.

Yong-lim, M: Gergor, A R

ading Bangkok Marciibbon,

Kamol Sutvanit 22, is essen- TGMcMahan, M. B. Poore sports official who is a prominent

badminton. Mrtially a doubles player, Partner- clire gure in That Sutcliffe

Suphophun, Hwang

san Executive Coming Sunthorn mutice member of the Badmin-won the Thailand Doubles title

ed a Gold Medal Award for the In 1952, 1953, 1954 and 1935, He Ion Association of Thailand and

whose behaviour in the Mixed player was runner-up President

Bnd- Unity of the

Doubles in 1955 and in 1954 won

general and on the field in par- minton team touring Hongkong the Burma Open Doubles title. ticular, in Macao or abroad,

The three nights of exhibition

shows the best sportsmanship matches

con- in the Colony

I gentlemanly conduct during prise one Men's Singles, one singles player of international the year. Men's Doubles, one Mixed Dou-class met Malaya's Wong Peng- The Association

November 1954, In at the same time that exhibition matches a Singa-atitude will be shown regarding

the the "law breakers9** won Khajadbhye Burma Open Singles tille in punishment whil 1954, and was Champion in 1939 and runner- beliving Thailand singles Expulsion

A M Moir, 13. Twelfth Man

Toe Executive Committee ap 2-RE an upplivation fron C. MAA HI. Pape or the Royal Naval Ahletic Club Funkce a afterpt on the British Hangar 30 Miles track record at present held by J. Mekler of South Africa. The attempt will Bunke In the course of three-huur raco at Caroline Hi1 | ******** toward the end of January or The beginning of February.

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United Front By International Boxing Guild

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New York, Jan 771 International Boxing Cutle

New York voted Matthy joight to

fran afler January 15, despite the New York State Athlete

Commis-

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J. C. Alabuster,

Jodi's Lean shows diree changes from their side in the Fourth Test, Petankar

wicket- keeper) Sunderam and Chorpade Tamhane by Kripal Singh

Leading

replaced twicketkeeper), and Jaso Patel,

Indian Team: P. R. Varigar | (Captain), D. G. Phadkar, V. Lble, one Ladies' Singles Manjrekar, P. Roy, G. S. Ramone Ladies' Doubles. chand. A. G. Kripal Singh, N. G. Contructor, S. P. Guptenn, S. Tamhane, V. Mankad, J. Patel. Twelfth Man-C. V. Godkari.

India won one Test und the

were drawn.

other Reuter

three

Olympic Giant

Slalom Tryouts

Direk

und soon

pore.

The Colony representatives for these exhibition matches are now practising hard at the CCC

and the Jewish Recreation Club

under the guidance of Mr Robert Tay (women) and Mr H. M Soares (men).

Khajadbhye 18,

he

Soccer League Standings

The following are the lengik Soccer standings up to and In- cluding January

South China

Fantern K.MB

Sing Tao K#chee CAA

Army

RAF

First

Navy St Joseph'a Kwong Wab Police

Club

KMA.

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The Macao Soccer League wili have its stari on January 13, the committeo of the Macao | Jardines Football Association announced,

Five teams wil compete in the League games.

The Association has establish-

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Sing Too

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Army

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up in 1992, 1954 and 1955.

regard to the Macno Charoen Sue Tal 18, is That player who kicked an opponent land's most promising

player but Jack International ex- uniperlence.

Training will continue the Thai team arrives in Hong- kong on January 13.

MATCHES AT CCC

Teresa's matches wil be

OB

Mra Runiphai Alobol 32, essentially a doubles player has two national tities to her credit Thalland Doubles Champion trom 1954 to 1055.

in

international match under pinyod

Boodlight In Hongkong on December 20, member of the committeo said that the

had player

been disciplined, and that he would not be likely to play again.

The official added that this sane player click not have authorisation from the

AB

Closing date for entries in the son's ban on the urgandition. suffent

Novita' Champion- avalable by March, BKAAA

Grindelwald, Switzerland, This vete followed by a few

The Badminton Association of Jan. 0. More Hongkong athletes | ships will be January 23.

heatr 1

Hongkong have arranged that Commissiort Chair- tri should be addressed to the

Australian Christine Davies wil be sent to Mumia.

two man's Torvid

three of the lllets of

exhibition the today

Miss Pratheong Pattapong 19, sociation to play in Hongkong wns agreed

pluged How Secretary, HKAAA, 1.0.

49th 171 Box 280, unąkong

Grin-matches be played at the Cral- is the first That player to have as he was then serving a dis- Morylatu! Athletic Commission delwald glant slalom. She was for s welcoming of

gengower Cricket Club refugees timed on 2:17,8-18.3 seconds January 16 and 17 and the last Heng in November 1954. Patta- misconduct in the fold-France- met Singapore's Misg Helen ciplinary term for a previous be awarded fis events in which

Prize for the first three win from the New York State ban.

slower than the winner, Ev! at the St

court. All роль is know Lanig of Germany

for her force-Presse, there are eight cirles or more, headquarters, 53 members were tonight's vote at Guild

best of three ful smash and she participated prizes for the first two in events present and 12

in the CCI Championship at in which there are four to seven their

telephoned {n

Bombay. Sho was Thailand entries, and prizes ly for the dent, Gus Damiata, manager of

The acting Presi nest in events in

which there Heavyweight ar 11 ore than three entries,

contender Floyd Patterson, announce that the Evele was unanimous. THE EVENTS

events

Major A.C.A. Walker was delegated to contact the Mayan AAA regitqding line HKAAA's plants this respect and Mr V.V. Kolatchoff to contact the PAAR

"The

The HKAAA Novices' Chan- bionships: will be held on Sun- day, January 20, at the South 200, 400, China

Athletic

Metres, Association 5,000 Stadium at Caroline Hill and Metre Hurdles,

nt the

not f

800. 1,500

110 and

and

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voles.

"It wasn't unanimous.

It WUS

Charley will be the 100.

Johnston, President the parent organisation. the 400 International Boxing Guild, said: Hugh Jump 100 per cem." Pole Vault,

Long Junip

Hop, Step undi Jump. Shol Put. Discus Throw, Javelin

Throw

ne member will resign from the and Hanımer Throw for men, organisation sign affidavits

Hongkong new (Government) Stadium as originally planned.

The Chairman of the HKAAA, Mr Raleigh 5. M. Leung, who is also Who HKAAA representa-

Live on the Stadium Commit said that facilitles for athletic competition the new Stadiuin were still incomplete.

DEFINITION OF NOVICE

The proposal, as carried by the meeting, on the new de Anition of "novice" 03 for a eligibility to compete in HKAAA Novices Champion ships is concerned, reads:

Eligibility for participation In the HKAAA Anmini Novices Championships will be governed by the following rules,

(1) Any athloto in oligible to participate in uny

The Guild's vote

JO

mears

that

the 100 Metres, 200 Metres, 80 that he is no longer a member Metres Hurdles, High Jump, when the Commission's ban goes Throw and Javelin Throw for Long Jump, Shot Put, Discus into effect on January 15, women.

Mr Johnston said the decision Heute in all events in which had received the full support these are necessary will be run and co-operation of six other on Sunday morning, January 29, Kvild chapters extending from as well as quailtying rounds of coast to coast.

As an aftermath of flim vote. feld events and finals of events al television bouts and other in which there are only a very the

[few_entries. A time table will important, fights may be shifted to cities in other States until available by Monday, January 0.

either the Guild or the Commis- The meeting received " re port from Major A. C. A.sion gives inUnited Press. Walker on the staging of the Land Forces and Colony Cross Country Championships at: Sat Event in Wal in which more than 200

these Championships in which competitors took part. he or she has not previously. Major Walker · objected

to

Winter Olympics

Moscow, Jan. G. Russia's team for the Winter (0) Won a first, second or some newspaper accounts on the third place in the Annual Co-running of this event

and was

Olymple ·Games -at- Cortina lony Championships, except in assured by the Chairman that Dampezzo later this month will cuses where

Include prize for second the HKAAA disassociated itself

Vladimir Kuzin, 1984 or third prize was not awarded: from any criticism levelled by World 30 and 50 kilometres (b) Won a first, second or the Press on the running of a skiing Champlon, and Boris third place in an HKAAA Open very successful Cross Country Shilkov, the 1054 spoed-skating Meeting, except in cases where Champlonship, and as the go- Champion and fastest man in a prize for second or third place verning body of athletics in the the world over 6,000 motres. was not awarded;

Colony could (only thank-

This Was amitosinced Here (a) Won a first place in the SOFT for a difficult joh well today by the newspaper, Soviet Colony Novices Championships; done.

Sport--China, Mail-Special.

the

tanight was declared the winner

German Champion Evi Laniy sets.

of the Women's Olympic giant Dr Rodrigues, President stalom tryouts here after faulty the Hongkong Badminton Asso- Uming had all but ruined the clation, disclosed at the meeting race.-Unied Press

last night

Japanese

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of Slagles Champion from 1952- 1954. She also won the Thai- Jand Doubles title in 1952, 1954 and 1955.

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Final Decisions

On All-German Olympic Team

Garmisch, Bavaria,

Berlin, Jan. 5. Leaders of the East and West German National Olympic Committees will

moet

де on Satur- day, the East German News Agency ADN said today..

They will tako final decisions about the formation of an All- Buenos Arles, Jan. 5.

for the Winter The Argentine Olympic Com- German team

Games mittee will launch

at Cortina public Olympic campaign to raise funds needed D'Ampezzo later this month... for Argentine participation In At a meeting in East Berlin the Melbourne Olympic Gamer, Jest November the committee it was learned today.

lenders, headed by Dr Karl The decision was taken at a Ritter Von Halt for West Ger special meeting held by. the many, and Haisız Schocbel for Argentine Olymple Committee, East Germany, agreed In which will also ask government principle to set up, a 08-strong approval of additional inxes on All-German

team of #klers, professional sports with the ice hockey players. bob some purpose.---United Press. sicighors' and skaters-Routor,

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