Charity bowling event at KSK

14 teams took part in the bowling tournament.
We Love the King Club raises funds for
Multicultural Day
The We Love the King Club was joined by friends and guests to raise funds
for their upcoming Multicultural Day in honor of HM the King’s birthday to
be held at Royal Park Rajapruek on December 3, 2012 at 5 p.m.
Jonathan Vickers, Chairman of the Christian Outreach Centre Foundation was
joined by Ruchuchai Potha, Chairman of the We Love the King Club
(International) and Sudchai Kunnatkunsunthon, Chairman of the Chiang Mai
Lanna Bowling Club, and Thanakorn Viwatranakit Chairman Siam Golf Foundation
held a charity bowling tournament on November 24 at the Bully Bowl on the
4th floor of Kad Suan Kaew. The revenues raised will fund . R the
“International Community Honors HM the King’s birthday”. Trophies from Privy
Council ACM Kamton Sinthuvanont were presented to the winners; over 14 teams
of both Thai and foreigners took part in the fundraiser. The event on
December 3 aims to create unity and build goodwill between all people in
Thailand, both Thai and foreign.
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TARA ISUZU V-Cross 4x4 Test Drive Touch Race 2012

The Tara
Isuzu showroom headquarters at Sarn dek intersection saw Thiti Wanichbancha,
Deputy Executive Director of Sales and Marketing Tara Co., Ltd. preside over
the opening ceremony of the Isuzu Four wheel drive test cars yard, the first
in Chiang Mai. Wth the opening of the first “TARA ISUZU V-Cross 4x4 Test
Drive Touch Race 2012” allows customers to test drive their four wheel drive
trucks in authentic off-road experience for those drivers interested in a
serious four wheel drive test drive.
Googly Maidens Duck Yorkers!

The Asian Men’s Trophy
Challenge Tournament will be held in Chiang Mai from December 7-13.
Christopher Hall
No – this is not the headline from some sensational tabloid newspaper. Each
word in the heading is a common term used in the ancient and much-loved game
of cricket.
Cricket is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world with thousands of
players at all levels and millions of devoted fans. Cricket has long been
closely associated with countries of the former British Empire – New
Zealand, South Africa, England, Australia, India and Sri Lanka – but it is
rapidly becoming a popular sport in countries such as Iran, Qatar, the
Maldives, China and Nepal. It is also becoming a very popular sport for
women who are challenging men on what was once seen as their exclusive and
hallowed turf.
Following successful cricket tournaments held at the oval every year since
2006, in December 2012 and January 2013 the Three-Generation Oval
(http://cricket.threegeneration.org) will play host to some of the leading
men’s and women’s cricket teams from South East Asia, in a series of three
exciting cricket tournaments.
The devastating floods in 2011 damaged some of Bangkok’s excellent cricket
fields, forcing the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) to look elsewhere. Its
decision to use Chiang Mai’s well-known facilities for the Asian Men’s
Trophy Challenge Tournament, 7-13 December, was one welcomed by David Buck,
the Director of Cricket at the Traidhos Three-Generation Cricket Academy.
Teams from Qatar, Myanmar, Singapore, China, Thailand, Bahrain and Iran will
battle it out for honours in the Tournament. Most games will be held at the
Three-Generation Oval. Other matches will be held at the Royal Chiang Mai
Golf and Cricket Resort where a brand-new turf wicket has been prepared, and
at the Chiang Mai Gymkhana Club – the oldest sporting club in Thailand.
The Three-Generation Oval will also host the ACC Women’s 20/20 Championships
from 21 January through 2 February 2013. Although originally scheduled for a
middle-eastern country, Chiang Mai was chosen as a safer alternative. Teams
from Bhutan and Thailand will travel to Chiang Mai a week earlier to train
with David Buck on the Prem Oval. Spectators will enjoy top performances by
ten women’s teams from all corners of South East Asia. [email protected]
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Chiang Mai FC reach
number 2 in group B
3-1 win over Trang FC

Chiang Mai FC Player in yellow battles off Trang
FC in an away game that saw Chiang Mai FC climb to number 2 in Group B.
Photo by Phuritat Suebpha
Nopniwat Krailerg
The Lanna Tigers Chiang Mai FC climbed up the table in Group B with
their 3-1 win over Trang FC on November 24, 2012 in the AIS Regional League
Division 2 Champions League Group B at Trang Municipal Stadium.
In the 16th minute Sanogo Abobacar Jr shot for the Trang goal repeatedly
until a goal was scored leaving Chiang Mai leading 1-0. However, Trang
player Krisda Auninta equalized the score in the 41st minute with a goal.
Chiang Mai’s Aliou Seck scored a goal in the 48th minute of the second half
taking Chiang Mai to 2-1 over the home team. Trang FC received a red card in
leaving the team with ten men on the field and allowing Chiang Mai’s
Chanatpol Sikkamonton to score the third goal in the 87th minute. The next
match is held tonight, December 2, 2012 when they meet Thai Honda FC at home
at the 700 Years Stadium.
Chiang Mai climbed up from fourth on the table with 9 points in 7 matches, 3
wins, 2 draws and 2 losses.
Football AIS Regional League at Trang Municipal Stadium, on November 24,
2012 eight matches for Group B. Trang FC team in number five of the table
hosted to welcome Chiang Mai FC team number 4 of the table compete in
football match 7 match with 9 points from 3 wins 2 draws and 2 losses.
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Chiang Mai prepares for auspicious torch for National Games
Nopniwat Krailerg
Governor Tanin Subhasaen led the team to preap the auspicious torch
from HRH Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn for the 41st National Games to be
held in Chiang Mai. The torch will be delivered by Thai Airways on November
30, 2012 and Lanna dancers from the Chiang Mai Dramatic Arts College will
welcome the torch to Chiang Mai.
Celebrations to welcome the torch will be held on December 7, 2012 at 3 pm
to and a parade of students and staff will carry the torch from Nawarat
Bridge to Tha Pae Road - Tha Pae Gate – Kotchasan Road- Kha Tam Corner –
Rajchiangsaen Road – Chiang Mai Gate – Suan Prung Gate - Boonruangrit Road –
Wattanothai Payap School – Hua Rin Corner – Sriphum Road – Chang Puek Gate –
Phra Pokkrao Road and end at Three Kings Monument.
On the opening day of the National Games on December 9 at 9 a.m. the torch
will be carried from the Chiang Mai Art and Culture to Phra Pokkrao Road -
Chang Puek Gate – Chotana Road – Khuang Sing Intersection to Chiang Mai City
Hall and at 4 p.m. to 00 years stadium for the opening ceremony of Chiang
Mai Games which will be presided over by Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra
at 6p.m.
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