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Chapter 5 : Asian Games
History
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Far eastern games was first mooted in 1912 between empire of Japan, the Phillipine Islands and China
Second time held, the name changed to the Far Eastern Championship Games.
In 1934, ten games been held bi-annually,in Japan,China and Phillipine.
Games scheduled for 1938 was cancelled due to the second World War and the organization was discontinued.
Indians Prime Minister, Jawahalal Nehru, proposed an Asian Sports meet in 1947 between Asian countries.
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They agreed to form the Asian Athletes Federation and hold the first Asian Athletic Championship In New Delhi, India in 1949
Asian Amateur Athletic Federation was formally form in February,1949.
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Asian Games Federation
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Disbanded on 26 November 1981,New Delhi and replaced Olympic Council of Asia.
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Executive Board
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6 vice President from the host country (Asian Summer Games, Asian Winter Games, Asian Indoor Games, Asian Beach Games, Asian Martial Arts And Asian Youth Games).
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Crises
In 1962, Indonesia refused to permit the participation of Israel and the republic of China due to political and religious issues.
In 1970, South Korea plan to host the Games due to financial crisis.
In 1978, Pakistan plan to host the Games in 1975 due to financial crisis and political issues.
Reorganization
National Olympic Committee in Asia decided to revise the constitution of Asian Games Federation(AGF)
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Expansion
in 1994, Games included the former republic of the Soviet Union
Kazakhstan, Krygzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan for first time.
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Malaysia Involvement
First complete at the Asian Games in 1954 held in Manila, Phillipine.
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Best ever haul
Recorded the biggest ever haul at the 2010 Guangzhou edition with nine gold,18 silver and 14 bronze medal to finish 10th overall
Achievement
First Medal
Comprising 80 athletes, won their first medals at the 1958 Tokyo edition
First Gold Medal
Sprinter Tan Sri Dr M Jegathesan ( Asian Games gold medal for the country at the 1962 Jakarta edition).
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Hall Of Fame
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Abdul Rashid Sidek
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Asian Games 1990 Beijing, China(Bronze medal-Single)
Asian Games 1994 Horishima, Japan(Silver-Team)
Saik Oik Cum
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Asian Games 1978 Bangkok,Thailand.
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Yew Chen Hoe
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Asian Games 1966 Bangkok, Thailand
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Shaharuddin Jaffar
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Asian Games 1962 Jakarta, Indonesia(Bronze-Team Event)
Ho Ro Bin
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Asian Games 1998 Bangkok, Thailand(Silver-Nanquan)
Asian Games 2002 Busan, Korea(Gold-Nanquan)
Nashatar Singh Sindhu
Won two gold medal during the 1965 SEAP Games, with an Asian Record in Javelin.
Asian Games 1966 Bangkok, Thailand
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Dato'M. Rajamani
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Asian Games 1966 bangkok, Thailand
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(Gold-400m),(Bronze-4x100m)
Rabuan Pit
National champion in 100m,200m,400m events.
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