[PDF.41th] China Clipper: Pro football's first Chinese-Canadian player, Normie Kwong (Lorimer Recordbooks)

China Clipper: Pro football's first Chinese-Canadian player, Normie Kwong (Lorimer Recordbooks)

[PDF.wu30] China Clipper: Pro football's first Chinese-Canadian player, Normie Kwong (Lorimer Recordbooks)

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 | #3821287 in Books |  Lorimer |  2010-09-07 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  7.00 x.50 x4.25l,.26 | File type: PDF | 152 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Good for young sports fans|By GA Russell|This is a children's book which I recommend to the 9- to 12-year old sports fan.

It is interesting and entertaining. However, the author seems to be deliberately vague from time to time. He once tells a story about the coach of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers without mentioning his name. He discusses an ankle injury which some fe| |"Told in simple language with the aid of a glossary, this story informs and inspires. Reluctant readers, new Englilsh speakers who enjoy sports will find plenty of reading enjoyment in this book."
Rated G - Good, even great at times, generally useful. (Ch

Normie Kwong's parents immigrated to Canada from China in the early 1900s. For them, and many other Asian immigrants, moving meant having to face both the government's anti-Asian policies and society's attitude of Chinese exclusion. But Normie overcame it all and, despite his small stature, in 1948 he became the youngest footballer ever to play in a Grey Cup game.
Nicknamed the "China Clipper" as a nod to both his Chinese heritage and his record-setting speed on the...

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