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KBK’S Ungdom Sm Esterskaber Badmintonudstyr til alle . Den rigtige vejledning, de rigtige kvaliter og de rigtige priser finder De hos os. Sportgoods — Steelfighter m / V S ............................................. kr. 120,00 Sportgoods — Exclusive m / Im perial .............................................. 120,00 Sportgoods — M etalac m / Tarm .................................................. „ 90,00 Sportgoods — Sussex m / Spiralux .............................................. „ 50,00 Sportgoods — Steelm aster m / Spiralux ......................................... 45,00 E . K ops — Special m / V S ............................................................... „ 145,00 É. Kops — VM m. Imperial .......................................................... „ 135,00 E. K ops — E M m / C om m ander ............................................................. 98,00 E. Kops — DM m / Superb ............................................................... ,, 75,00 D unlop — M axply m / Im perial ............................................................. 1 2 5,00 Grays — Silver Gray m / VS ..................................... ............................ 128,00 Beklædning til dam er og herrer. De bedste kvaliteter — de rigtige priser. Opstrengningspriser: POULHOm Victor Imperial .................. kr. 45,00 VS Malay ................................. 43,00 Victor Commander ............ „ 40,00 Victor Superb ..................... „ 35,00 Hvid spun nylon ..................... 14,00 Silkegade 11 • Kebenhavn K • C. 1122 2 Bedaktion: Knud Lunøe (ansvarshavende), P. Andersensvej 3, København F. Telf. Gothåb 8019 (efter kl. 17). G iro 286 77. ft Carl Johan Christiansen, Haregade 15, København K. Tlf. Palæ 841 v (efter kl. 17). ☆ Abonnementstegning, annoncetegning og ekspedition: Carl Johan Christiansen, ft Badminton udkommer én gang i august, september, april og m aj — og to gange i oktober, novem ­ ber, decem ber, januar, februar og m arts. ft Årsabonnem ent kr. 16,00, 16 num re it J. P. KRISTEN SEN E ftertryk kun tilladt m ed Onsdag den 12. m aj 1965 døde J. P. Kristensen — kun 54 år gammel. kildeangivelse. J. P. led samme frygtelige skæbne, som for otte år siden Svend Kobberø; ★ han døde som følge af et ulykkestilfælde — m idt i s in gerning — et fald fra et stillads i Kastrup lufthavn, og dansk badm inton har igen m istet en af sine Tryk: gode ledere — og vi, hans venner, en god kammerat. Folketidendes Bogtrykkeri, For 22 år siden, den 7. m arts 1943, indvalgtes J. P . Kristensen i Sjællands Søgade 4, Ringsted, tlf. 25 00. Badm inton K reds’ bestyrelse, hvor han havde sæde so m en endog m eget aktiv leder til 1963. ■ft Faste medarbejdere: J. P. indtrådte straks i kredsens turneringsledelse og har, m ed undtagelse af Ib Larsen, København, Kristian et par år, siddet i spilleudvalget lige siden, som dets form and i 1952 og igen fra 1954 til 1963, da han trak sig tilbage fra arbe jdet i sjællandskredsens Larsen, Skt. Klemens, Fyn, Ove ledelse, fordi han skiftede m edlem sskab fra en sjæl landsk klub til en køben­ E. Olsen, Lolland-Falster, H enning havnsk klub, og således ifølge sjællandskredsens lo ve ikke længere kunne Nielsen, Bornholm , Søren Rasm us­ beklæde lederposter indenfor denne. sen, Sjælland, Ib Henry Hansen, 1957 valgtes J. P. som næ stform and i Sjællands Badm inton Kreds og valgtes M alaya, og Hans Røgind, USA. sam tidig til Dansk Badminton Forbunds bestyrelse, h vor han i 1961 ind­ valgtes i forretningsudvalget. A t han i de senere å r tillige har siddet i for­ * bundets spilleudvalg faldt ganske naturligt som føl ge af hans store interesse for og indsigt i det spillem æ ssige. Medarbejdere ved dette nummer: Arne Bruun, Henning Borch, Tor­ J. P. Kristensen var indehaver af sjællandskredsens fortjensttegn og blev ben Delfs, Jørgen Rex Madsen, sidste år æresm edlem i kredsen. A t han var aktiv sp iller til sin død, skal kun Hans Helweg-Møller, Ole Ras­ nævnes for fuldstændighedens skyld. m ussen. A t J. P. var kendt og skattet af a lle sjæ llandske badm intonspillere og -ledere, * vil ikke undre nogen, ellers havde han næppe så bet roede poster igennem alle de m ange år, m en også over det ganske land og på den anden side Sundet Indhold: Side havde han vundet sig m ange venner. DBF’s repræsentantskabsmøde 4 N år J. P. Kristensen var afholdt af alle, skyldtes det ganske enkelt, at han E ngland— D anm ark ....................... 5 var åben og æ rlig og en mand, som havde sine m ening ers m od. KBK’s ungdom sm esterskaber .. 6 All-Englandsm esterskaberne ... 8 For alle os, der såvel indenfor vor fælles idræt so m privat har været nært O fficielle m eddelelser ................... 10 knyttet til Peter, kom hans død som et chock, og sa vnet af ham er m eget stort. Lyngby— ETV ............. 14 H orsen s— K øln .................................. 14 Æ ret være hans minde. ARNE BRUUN. 3 REPRÆSEN TAN TSK ABSM ØDET Dansk Badminton Forbund afholdt have sine vanskeligheder. England er Amatør- og ordensudvalget, bestå­ sit årlige repræsentantskabsmøde en farlig konkurrent, for ikke at sige ende af Carl Jensen, Eduard Chri­ søndag den 25. april 1965 i Frederiks- at England er favorit. stensen og Hans Hansen genvalgtes berghallens lokaler i København, DBF’s kasserer, Arne Bruun, fore­ enstemmigt, og det samme skete med hvor ikke færre end 57 repræsentan­ lagde det reviderede regnskab, for 1. suppleant, Erik Dehn. ter fra det ganske land var „troppet hvilket der blev givet decharge. Sv. W. Andersen, Arhus, genvalg­ op“ for at diskutere badminton, me­ tes som den ene revisor, medens H. dens 9 delegerede lod sig repræsen­ Indkomne forslag Hermansen, Nakskov, nyvalgtes til tere ved fuldmagt. at overtage den ledigblevne revisor­ Fra DBF’s lovudvalg forelå forslag post. Til suppleant valgtes Kaj Roy, om tilføjelse til DBF’s love vedrøren­ N. P. Kristensen mindes Fyn. de revisionsprotokollen. Tilføjelsen — DBF’s formand, Kurt Møller, bød der i sin fulde ordlyd er gengivet un­ velkommen og mindede i en smuk der Officielle Meddelelser — gik tale N. P. Kristensen og hele hans blankt igennem. virken såvel indenfor dansk som for Sjællands Badminton Kreds hav­ international badminton. Med et halvt de indsendt forslag om: Genskabelse minuts stilhed ærede repræsentant­ af Dansk Badminton Forbunds’ pro­ skabet N. P. Kristensen’s minde. vinsmesterskaber for seniorer. Man Carl Jensen, GBK, valgtes — tra­ enedes om at behandle dette forslag ditionen tro — enstemmigt til diri­ på forbundets sommerbestyrelses­ gent for repræsentantskabsmødet og møde. ledede myndigt „slagets gang". Fra „DBF’s udvalg angående op­ rettelse af en instruktørorganisa­ Stigende medlemstal tion“ forelå forslag til vedtægter for Formanden konstaterede det glæ­ en sådan. Vedtægterne — der blev delige, at DBF’s medlemstal stadig vedtaget — er fra ord til andet publi­ var stigende. I år lød fremgangen på ceret under Officielle Meddelelser. ikke mindre end 1.177 aktive med­ Jyllands Badminton Kreds havde lemmer; desværre •—• har man vel lov indsendt forslag om en „Landsturne­ til at sige — var denne fremgang for­ ring for juniorhold (kredshold), for anlediget af seniorspillere, idet ju­ spillere indtil 16 år. niortallet viste en tilbagegang på 322 Forslaget blev diskuteret, men da spillere. pengene hos DBF p. t. er forholdsvis Det vil føre for vidt her at redegø­ små, enedes man om at tage tanken re for hele formandens beretning, blot om en sådan turnering op, så snart skal det nævnes, at han i sin cirka der forelå økonomisk basis for en to timer lange tale holdt samtlige til­ realisation. stedeværende fangne. Han redegjor­ de for store og små begivenheder in­ Valgene denlands, for store og små begiven­ heder udenlands, for Thomas Cup Formanden var ikke på valg i år. matchen i Tokyo og for de beslutnin­ Derimod skulle der vælges ny ger, der indenfor IBF er truffet med næstformand. Tre kandidater blev hensyn til næste opgør i verdenstur­ bragt i forslag, og afstemningen gav neringen. til resultat, at repræsentantskabet valgte forbundets kasserer, Arne Med hensyn til Uber Cup turnerin­ Bruun, Fredensborg, (med 37 stem­ gen — hvortil Danmark, som vi tid­ mer) til at varetage denne post. På ligere har meddelt, er anmeldt — var de to andre kandidater til posten der stemmer for og imod. Det er jo faldt der 15 og 12 stemmer. en ret bekostelig historie at sende et Som ny kasserer for DBF valgtes Prev et g'js Kahlua til dansk Uber Cup hold til New Zea­ en god kop kaffe. Den land, og endelig afgørelse, om hvor­ den hidtidige revisor, Erling Roth- smager pragtfuldt og vidt Danmark skal deltage eller ikke, gart, Vordingborg (adresse: Drossel­ særpræget — den «mager mexlkansk vil først blive taget på DBF’s som­ vej 11, Vordingborg, postgiro 619 44, merbestyrelsesmøde i juni. Man skal telefon 1978). jo ikke sælge skindet, før bjørnen På valg til spilleudvalget var dets er skudt, og foreløbig skal vi — hvis formand, Richard Heilbo (enstem­ DBF’s bestyrelse i det hele taget går migt genvalgt), Ole Mertz (enstem­ ind for arrangementet — vinde den migt genvalgt) og som suppleant europæiske zone, og det kan såmænd Viggo Dahl (enstemmigt genvalgt). 4 ENGLAND - DANM ARK Søndag den 21. marts rejste det Herefter førte Danmark med 2— 1, VI VANDT KNEBENT danske landshold mod England med og i løbet af de to næste kampe MED 4—3 fly fra Kastrup lufthavn. Landskam­ var landskampen hjemme. Henning pen skulle spilles i Blackburn, og Borch & Jørgen Mortensen vandt holdet skulle derefter deltage i All- efter han fuldstændig dominerede over C. J. Beacom & A. D. Jordan Englandsmesterskaberne i London. andet sæt, der blev vundet med 15— 3. 15— 9, 17— 16. Her var andet sæt me­ Dagen efter ankomsten afvikledes De næste spillere på banen var Er­ get spændende med flere sætbolde til landskampen i King George’s Hall. land Kops og Roger Mills. Det er mit hver side. Vort hold bestod af Erland Kops, indtryk, at Mills er den stærkeste Søstrene Ulla og Karin sikrede Knud Aage Nielsen og Pernille Møl- singlespiller, England har haft i man­ 4— 1 føringen ved at besejre Ursula gaard Hansen i single. Jørgen Mor­ ge år. Han er konditionsstærk, har Smith & H. J. Pritchard 9— 15, 15— 3, tensen & Henning Borch og Erland udmærkede finter og slag og især et 15—8.
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