SPORTS PROFESSIONALS
BRITISHERS IN GERMANY (United Press Assn.—Elec. Tel. Copyrignt) LONDON, April 7 A number of British sports professionals are still earning a living in Germany. Mr G. Gillett, the British golf professional at the Hamburg club, is still giving lessons as in peacetime, although having to report daily to the German police. A Canadian ice-hockey professional who was coaching German teams before the war is another. A third is a British sculler. One golf professional who is believed to be still interned is Mr McEwan, who was officiating at the Kolner club. He was married to a German woman. Six other British golf professionals left Germany at the outbreak. They are:—F. G. Norman, of the Bad Wildungen club; W. Hain, of the Kreselder club; A. J. Stempt, of the Aachen club; H. Lees, of the Marienbad club; S. F. Dornan, of the Pulaski club; and “Wally” Marks, of the Bergisch Land club.
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Waikato Times, Volume 126, Issue 21082, 8 April 1940, Page 7
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