Mr, Tom McKenna, possibly the best-known British" athlete ix Shanghai, and the one -who does most towards the promotion of Jsports meetings, who is now at Home on long leave, accepted an invitation to act as a Judge at the recent British Games held under the auspices of the Amateur Athletic ociation, at Stamford Bridge. The programme contained the names of several military and other athletes well-known in' Shanghai, and amongst others with whom Mr, McKenna renewed acquaintance was Lieut. H.R, Norman, of the Coldstream Guatds, whom'many will remember as one who made a parti Jcularly good showing in the hurdles and high jump events at the International Track and Field Meeting here in 1927, ithe fiat in 2 for five, declared (Nichol (Root five for 6) and 1 3 0
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