ASSOCIATION
SICK CHINESE PLAYER IMPROVES.
(BI TELEORAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
CHRISTCHURCH, Ist October. _H. Chang, the Chinese University lootballer, who is at present an inmate of the Christchurch Hospital, was this morning placed on the serious list, and removed to a private ward. He told Mr. A. E. Dome, manager of the team, to-day that he was dissatisfied at what was being done for him. His condition Wwu m larsS measure due to his fretting at the prospect of his countrymen leaving him behind when they return to China. However, Mr. Wan*, another member of the team, who accompanied Mr. Dome from Wellington, spoke to bhang and assured him that everything possible was being done to make him well again. The sick man was told to cheer up and he would soon be right agaui. This little meeting is said to have resulted in a remarkable change in Chang. In less than an hour after the visit he was much better than he had been for some time.
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 81, 2 October 1924, Page 12
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