Berlin, Aug. 1
Dr. C. 7. Wang, the chairman of the China Natiohal' Amateur Athletic Federation, and Mr. Win Sung, leader fof the Chinese Olympic team, to-day were presented by Dr. Trick, German "Minister of the Interior, on Behalf' of Chancellor "Adolf Hitler with' the German Olympia medal fof honour in recognition of their services in ensuring China's. representation at the 20th Olympic Games at Berlin, interview with Trans-Ocean Mr. Sung stated: "We never expected any victories from. the beginning since with us modern sport is comparatively young. But the one great advantage we have gained from the Games is the insight into the Ger man sport organization, In future we will organize sport in China along German lines. At a meeting the "China National "Amateur Athletic Federation held here it was ocided to submit a fifteen year plan to the Chinese Government for the physical development of the Chinese youth, Answering the question whether the performances of the athletes had "equalled their achievements at home, Mr. Sung said: "No, since for cone thing, the climate did not suit all competitors." Mr. Sung further slated that the organization of the Games had made a great Impression fon them all, paying glowing tribute to the Germans native talent for organization and to the hospitality shown by all foreigners Asked when the team was leaving Mz, Sung stated that the footballers were playing matches at Vienna and London while the rest of the team intended to make trips through Germany. 'They would all' meet on September 4 at Naples for their homeward voyage, To the question what hopes China set on the next Olympic Games at Tokyo, Mr. Sung replied: "In Tokyo we will appear with a larger team than at Berlin and we "hope that there we will meet with more sue-cess, especially as our men by then will be better prepared, The four years which we have until the Tokyo Games begin will be devoted to intensive training."—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min, Sine January 1, 1936, 785 American golfers have applied for membership in the Hole-in-One club, submitting proof of holing out in tone since the beginning of the year fon a regular golf course. From all but two of the 48 states come claims of "aces." Texas, with 75, is the leading state. Seven' golfers have scored two holes in one this year. The Hole-in-one club was founded by the Associated Press. "Members" send in their claims by post.
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