File:The Hocky team in 1907 founded by Nabab Salimullah himself.jpg

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The Hockey team, founded by Nawab Salimullah, at Nawab Union Club, Dilkusha, Dhaka in 1905.

Standing (left to right):

  1. K. A. Razzaque (Dallu Mia)
  2. A. Razzaque (Hingoo Mia)
  3. Unidentified English person
  4. K. Karim Mia
  5. Q. A. Qayum

Sitting on the chair (left to right):

  1. K. Pearu Mia
  2. K. M. Musa Mia
  3. Nawab Salimullah
  4. Watson (Coach), S.G.T. in D.P. from Scotland
  5. K. Imamuddin Mia

Sitting on the ground (left to right):

  1. K. Badaruddin
  2. K. M. Ismail
  3. Nawabzada K. M. Atiqullah
  4. K. Ekramuddin Mia
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Source 11th image at http://www.nawabbari.com/main_photo_noscroll.html?string=nss_photos.html
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Fritz Kapp  (–1915)  wikidata:Q96678658
 
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Date of birth/death 1915 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Germany
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Kolkata; Darjeeling; Dhaka Edit this at Wikidata
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