"It seems like politics instead of sports to me," Brundage declared.
According to reports from European sports authorities, Germany and Italy pave indicated their frank opposition to the Chinese boycott campaign. Other countries, while not expressing definite opinions, were said to favour waiting upon the action of the Inter. national Olympic Committee which will meet in Cairo in March.
Several countries, including Austria and Poland were reported to be disregarding the Chinese proposal and to be going shead with preparations to take part in the Tokyo games.—Domei.
The buffet luncheon served at the} Race Club, was enjoyed by about one hundred and seventy-five guests.
After luncheon, the cups were presented by Madame R. de L. Logo.
Mr. Leighton took charge the of Argyll and Sutherland Cup for half a year, after which time it will revert to Peiping where it will be taken care of by Mr. Neppo. There were several very amusing speeches made by Dr. Hall, Mr. O. Joerg, and Baron von Wodan (Delwig). er these the cash sweeps were d by Mr. C. Thunder. assisted by Mr Overesch and Mrs A. Riva, and the lucky numbers were announced. Holders of these are advised th they may claim their prizes from Mr. Thunder at 41 Hsin Kai Lou
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