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Y.C. Lee
Courtesy of Tim Boggan There’s a photo of an obviously serious-minded, not to say worried, four-year-old Ying Chow Lee, sitting in a park in Shanghai as if hoping the outdoor air will clear his head, looking for all the world like, “How am I gonna engineer a city-wide Kindergarten tournament when I’m six tables short?”…
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Neil Smyth
Before Cornelius “Neil” Smyth became Vice President and Treasurer of Caesars Palace and so was in a position to make his Hall of Fame contribution to the Sport he loved, he’d had a varied and accomplished background outside of Table Tennis. From Eugene Wilson’s “Senior of the Month” interview with Neil (Topics, Jan., 1980), we…
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Dr. Michael Scott
Courtesy of Tim Boggan I hardly know where to start with Michael, for as the most ubiquitous of sportsmen he’s apt to turn up anywhere, doing almost anything. For example, you could have seen him as Ringside Physician for the USA Amateur Boxing Federation. Or at a Fencing Meet in Orlando. Or tending to some…