Sporting heroes
SPORTING HEROES
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October 21, 2013

Sporting heroes

Governor General Sir Patrick Allen presents Winston Chung-Fah with the Order of Distinction in the rank of Commander (CD) for service to the development of Jamaica’s football, Richard ‘Shrimpy’ Clarke the Order of Distinction in the rank of officer (OD) for oustanding contribution to boxing in Jamaica and the same award to Wayne DaCostafor service to horseracing industry in Jamaica on the Lawns of King’s House in St Andrew, yesterday. (PHOTO: GARFIELD ROBINSON)

 

SPORTING HEROES
Governor General Sir Patrick Allen presents Winston Chung-Fah with the Order of Distinction in the rank ofCommander (CD) for service to the development of Jamaica’s football, Richard ‘Shrimpy’ Clarke (top left)the Order of Distinction in the rank of officer (OD) for oustanding contribution to boxing in Jamaica and thesame award to Wayne DaCosta (bottom left) for service to the horseracing industry in Jamaica on thelawns of King’s House in St Andrew, yesterday. (PHOTOS: GARFIELD ROBINSON)

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