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St. Louis Piitebureh r was just two years ago, badminton enthusiasts will remember, that a new: player appeared in Shanghai and made a name for himself almost overnight.
Since then, that player—none other than William Funk of St. John's University—has walked off with practically every badminton honour that this city has to offer. But elmest as suddenly as he appeared on the local badminton scene, this same player will be withdrawing into the background—that is, as far as the amateur aspects of the game is concerned
professional,—for news has ium been received that Funk will be turning He will now be devoting more of viable record for himself in Singa-his time to the coaching side o! the pore. He picked up the game of badminton in 1936 and for three game. With the start of the ne "season only-a matter of weeks awa; n of St Joseph's College. In it is expected that he will be soon he was the undisputed cham-Rddition, "ihe annexed the Junior taking a hand in shaping some of gles Championship of Singapore the local players before the league gets under way.
When questioned about the re-
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