Asian Games 1982

Malaysian Contingent - Asian Games, Delhi 1982

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KONTINJEN

MALAYSIA

SUKAN ASIA KE 9
DELHI 1982

3. PEMANGKU MENTERI KEBUDAYAAN
BELIA DAN SUKAN.

Saya suka mengucapkan selamat berangkat
kepada semua peserta dan pegawai
Kontinjen Negara ini. Semoga semuanya
‘akan berusaha sedaya upaya untuk
memberi kejayaan dan seterusnya
menaikkan nama Malaysia di kalangan
negara-negara yang bertanding. Tiap-tiap
desert mempunyalpeuang us
mendapat penghormatan dan kemasyu#
‘bagi dirinya, pasukannya dan negaranya
melalui Sukan Asia ini. Rebutlah peluang
ini semoga nama saudara dan negara akan
tercatit dengan tinta emas dalam rekod
Sukan Asia.
Di samping itu saya berharap agar semua
yang mengambil bahagian tidak hanya
mementingkan pertandingan semata-mata.
tetapi juga berusaha untuk mengeratkan
Jagi hubungan persahabatan dan muhibbah
semasa negara yang mengambil bahagian
semoga sukan ini akan berlangsung dalam
satu semangat kesukanan yang tinggi dan
sejati
Kepada Jawatankuasa Majlis Olimpik
Malaysia ya sa mengucapkan tio
Kerana berjaya menghantarkan pese
peserta negara ke Sukan Asia ini. Kepada
semua pihak yang terlibat saya
mengucapkan setinggi tahniah dan terima
kasih, Semoga kerjasama ini akan terus
dieratkan dalam meninggikan mutu sukan
negara ini.

Sekian, terima kasih.

Meili baer

(ABDULLAH BIN HAJI AHMAD BADAWI),
Pemangku Menteri Kebudayaan Belia dan Sukan.

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4. Acting Minister of Culture, Youth
and Sports

First and foremost, may 1 wish every
‘competitor and official of the National
Contingent a “bon voyage”. 1 hope that
everyone will strive their utmost 10 achieve
success and by doing so bring honour and
slory 10 Malaysia. For every competitor,
the opportunity is open to achieve honour
grd fame for oneself, the team and the

© tion through the Asian Games. Make full
use of this opportunity so that your name
‘and the nation’s will be recorded in gold in
the annals of the Asian Games.

hope that all those who are
competing will not do so merely for
competiion's sake but will take this
opportunity to strengthen the bond of
Friendship and goodwill with all
‘participating countries so that these Games
will take place in a spirit of true
sportsmanship.

To the Organising Committee of the
Olympic Council of Malaysia.I wish to
‘congratulate them for their efforts in
successfully sending this contingent to the
‚Asian Games. To all other partes involved,
{so wish to congratulate and thank them
Jor their contribution and assistance. I hope
‘this co-operation will continue to be
strengthened in the pursuit of improving
the standard of sports in the country.

(ABDULLAH HAJI AHMAD BADAWI)
Acting Minister of Culture, Youth & Sports

5. YANG DIPERTUA MAJLIS
OLIMPIK MALAYSIA

Saya berasa sungguh megah dapat
memberi sepatah dua kata untuk Buku
Cenderamata Kontinjen Malaysia ke Sukan
Asia 1982 ini. Malaysia sememangnya
merupakan penyokong kuat dalam gerakan
Sukan Asia. Kita telah menyertainya dari
‘tahun 1954 lagi dan sejak itu penyertaan
kita yang berterusan dalam Asiad teleh
mencerminkan sokongan yang kuat 4!
Bagi para atlit, Sukan Asia adalah arina
‘untuk menunjukkan kemampuan masing-
masing dalam pertandingan. Kemenangan
yang tercapai akan meninggikan lagi imej
negara, Namun begitu, kita tidak patut
melupai bahawa di arina pertandingan ini
juga kita boleh mengeratkan pertalian
perpaduan di kalangan belia-belia Asia.
Kita yang berkumpul di New Delhi kali

ini mempunyai tanggungjawab
membuktikan keyakinan yang dimaksudkan
‘oleh motto ‘Ever Onward’ itu. Ini lebih-
lebih lagi jika diperhatikan dalam konteks
perkembangan sukan antarabangsa yang.
semakin meningkat mutunya.

Oleh itu, saya ingin menyeru kepgf
semua anggota Kontinjen kita suplè a
bertarung sepenuh tenaga dan kebolehan,
dengan semangat kesukanan yang tinggi,
‘untuk mencapai kejayaan.

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(DATUK SERI HAMZAH ABU SAMAH) |
Yang dipertua, Majlis Olimpik Malaysia.

6. President, Olympic Council
of Malaysia

Ir gives me great pleasure to express a few
words inthis souvenir book of the
Malaysian Contingent to the 9th Asian
Games, 1982. Malaysia has been a constant
supporter of the Asiad movement. We have
participated in the Asian Games since 1954
and ever since then our continuous
Participation in it has reflected this great
“sport.

“As for the athletes the Asian Games is an
arena for them to strive their best in
competition. Success achieveduil
undoubtedly heightened the nation’s image.
Nevertheless we should not forget that it is
also in this arena of competition that we
can strengthen the bonds of friendship and
solidarity between the youths of Asia

Those of us assembled in New Delhi are
also committed to the conviction as
expressed in the Asiad motto “Ever
Onward" This is more so and true if viewed
in the contexts of the development of
international sports today, where standards
are getting higher in terms of performance.
Qn this note, I wish to urge every member
the Contingent to compete with all their
energy and abilities with a strong sporting
spirit t0 strive for succes.

(DATUK SERI HAMZAH ABU SAMAH)
President,
Olympic Council of Malaysia.

7. CHEF-DE-MISSION

“Adalah menjadi kehormatan yang besar.
kepada saya dilantik mengetuai pasukan
Malaysia ke Sukan Asia ke Sembilan di

New Delhi tabun ini. Insya Allah
kepercayaan yang diberikan itu akan dapat
disempuroakan dengan kerjasama yang erat
dari ahli-ahli pasukan sekelian.

Kepada olshragawan/olahragawatl
pemilihan mereka ke Sukan Asia
merupakan kemuncak pencapaian di dalam
lapangan sukan masing-masing pada
peringkat serantau. Saya percaya tiap-tiap
seorang mempunyai azam yang kuat untuk
menunjukkan kebolehan masing-masing
dengan seberapa daya upaya terdapat
dengan penuh semangat kesukanan demi
ketinggian pencapaian sukan dan keutuhan
Negara.

Dengan doa restu sekeliannya, moga-moga
kita mendapat kejayaan.

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(DATO? WAN MANSOR ABDULLAH)
Chef-de-Mission.

8. Chef-de-Mission

Its indeed a great honour for me that this
ear T have been chosen to lead the
‘Malaysian Contingent to the 9th Asian
Games at New Delhi. With the fullest co-
operation from the members of the
contingent, God willing, this duty as
entrusted to me will be carried out
_gepcessfully
“To the sportsmen and sportswomen,
selection to participate at the Asian Games
Is the climax of their achievement in the
various sports at regional level. I am fully
‘convinced that everyone of you will be
determined to perform your utmost in a
strong spirit of sportsmanship, to achieve
greater sports success for the nation.

With the blessings of all concerned,
may we achieve success.

(DATO’ WAN MANSOR ABDULLAH)
Chef-de-Mission.

9. MAJLIS OLIMPIK
MALAYSIA

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EN. THONG POH NYEN EN. LUM MUN CHAK
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of Malaysia

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EN. SIDIQL EN. SUM KWOK SENG.
Pen. Setausaha Kehormat Pen. Bendahari Kehormat
(Hon. Ass. Secretary) ion, Asst. Treasurer)

11. MARKAS
Headquarters

NOH ABDULLAH SIDIQUE ALI MERICAN
Pen. Chef-de-Mision Pen. Chef-de Mission
(Asst, Chefde Mission) (Ass. Chef de Mision)

12. SEKRETARIAT
Secretariat

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SIEH KOU CHI
Setinusahe/Seereary Pen. Setinuttha/ Ass, Secretary

MOHD. FADZIL

13. UNIT PERUBATAN
Medical Unit

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MD. RADZI ABDULLAH. HUSSIN AHMAD.
‘Pembenta/ Assistant ‘Pemibantu/Asitant

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Athletics

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NASHATAR SINGH ISHTAQ MUBARAK — HI, MOHD. NASARUDDIN
Ketun Jurulaib/Chief Coach Juralai/Coach Jura

MUMTAZ JAAFAR — HARBANS KAUR NORSHAM YOON.

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17. BADMINTON
Badminton

LIM TEONG KHOON JAMES SELVARAJ
Pengurus/ Manager “urulatlh/Coach

JAILANI SIDEK RAZIF SIDEK

LIM KEAN GUAN FOO KOK KEONG ONG BENO TEONG

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Shooting

LIM YACK CHYUN FONG SENG YIP
Pengurus/Manager

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Swimming

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37. MALAYSIA’S ASIAN GAMES
FORTUNES

By IAN PEREIRA

MALAYSIAN sporting public's attention is being
focussed on New Delhi, India’s capital its, which
ora brief period wil also become the sports capital
of Asia

For 17 days from Nov 19, Malaysia's best sport
men, champions in their respective disciplines, will
Join some 2,500 athletes from 32 countries to vie
“For honours in true sporting sprit atthe ninth Asian
Games.

Will the 99 men and 28 women who carry
Malaysia challenge in 12 sports at the Games pro-
vide enough for ther fellow Malaysians back home
to cheer and follow, or wil they be lost along the
way of sporting success?

Frankly speaking one cannot view very hopeful-
ly of our chances of doing anything wonderful at
‘the Games. Miracles may be needed for something
spectacular there, but miracle in sports do not hap-
pen easily

Can our gladiators bring back anything near the
seven golds, five silver and six bronze medals that
their compatriots did a the fifth Games at Bangkok
in 1966, or more than the three bronze medals
returned by the 33 athletes who competed at the
‘third Games at Tokyo in 1958.

Those three bronze medals were Malaysia's first
‘medal collection from the Asian Games. Malaysia
(hen Malaya) did not compete at the frst Games,
also held at New Delhi in 1951, while a team of four
men and four women offered a token challenge at
‘the second Games at Manila in 1954.

Here M. Horichandra made his exit after
finishing third in the 400m heat in 51.6, while the

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4x400m relay team of Harichandra, M.
Balakrishnan, Cletus Gomes and Michael Parry
‚finished Sieh in the final In 3:24.4. The relay was
‘won by Japan in 3:17.4.

The women's sprint relay quartet of Fay Siebe,
Carmen Koelmeyer, Maureen Siebel and Annie
Choong also finished fifth in the final in $0.7. In
dia won in 49.5, followed by Japan (49.6) and the
Philippines (50.4).

‘Malaysian sports have not looked back since
those first eager steps were taken by the eight
pioneer athletes and in the years that followed,
‘Malaysia have shown their flag at the next five
“Asian Games fora total harvest of 16 gold medals,
12 silver and 32 bronze medals.

Nothing really very much to shout about, but the
reports from everywhere have been reason
good. Malaysian teams have conducted themsb Es
With dignity and often with distinerion both on ands
off the sporting arena.

Rahim Ahmad brought us our first Asian Games
‘medal from athletics (he main provider of medals
from the Games) — a bronze in the 400m when he
inished third (48.8) behind India’s Indian Express
‘Milkha Singh (47.0) and Fino Pablo Jombilingo-

Weighthifier Tan Kim Beng lifted a ‘bronze’ in
the middleweight and Gladys Loke and Katherine
Leong claimed rhe other Bronze from women's
doubles in tennis.

Jakarta 1962 saw Malaysia strike gold in the
Asian Games with Mani Jegathesan winning the

38. 200m in record time and badminton aces Ne Boon
‘Bee and Tan Yee Khan capturing the doubles tes.

Young Jega, Malaysia's ace of pace, returned four
years later to Bangkok in 1966 10 win the 100m and
200m and run first leg of the 4x100m winning team
‘and included Tambu Krishnan, Guna Rajalingam
‘and Mohamed Ariffin.

That was not all. There was big Nashatar Singh
and Meilva Rajamani who won the javelin and
400m respectively to bring Malaysia their richest
haul of 5-3-4.

They made Maleysia's name big in Asian
athletics. Je was not at all bad going for the strug-
alers of 1958.

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Boiin Bee and Yee Khan struck gold again and so
did Teh Kew San and Rosalind Singha Ang in the
badminton mixed doubles, They helped in our big-
gest Games collection of 7-56

Our athletic fortune went down the slope when
we went back to Bangkok in 1970, winning only two
Bronze medals. But where our track and feld stars
Jailed, our eyclsts rode out strongly to return with
‘wo gold medals through the great efforts of Daud
Ibrahim (1,600m massed start) and Ng Joo Ngan
(200km individual massed start)

Handsome Punch Gunalan weighed in with the
‘men’s singles gold medal and then he joined Boon
‘Bee 10 capture the men’s doubles gold as well. Boon

Bee also shared a second gold in winning the mix-
‘ed doubles with Sylvia Ng.

We went with a small team of 61 to the Teheran
Games in 1974 — for eight sports — and returned
sadly without no gold to show. At best, Ishtiag
Mubarak high-hurdled fora silver medal and pony-
tailed Junaidak Aman a broze from the women's
400m.

Football, hockey and shooting teams contributed
three more bronze medals to our total 1974 Games
tally of 0-1-4.

The outlook was a wee bit brighter at the last
Games at Bangkok in 1978 when Saik Oik Cum very
lesantly surprised us ail by winning the women’s
400m (55.09) and the 10-pin bowlers of Edward
Lim, B.S. Nathan, Holloway Cheah, Allan Hooi
‘and J.B. Khoo claiming the team event with a total
in-fall of 5,763, ahead of Thailand and South
Korea.

So now it willbe against this not-100-bad setting
that our young men and women will pit their
courage, strength and skill against their fellow
“Asians at New Delhi, Medals may not come easily,
but let's have the comforting knowledge that we
Fought hard and we fought well.

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