... seasons before the team again attained the standard of the other hospitals. Steady progress continued after World War One, and in 1926 the Cup returned to Lambeth Palace Road. Since then they have reached the final four times, losing to the fine St. Mary ...

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... sojourn at Ealing the club moved to its present grounc at Copse Hill, Wimbledon, when it was re-formed. The Inter-Hospitals Cup was first competed for in 1875, and St. Gc rge's had the honour of appearing in the first Final, when Guy's, who have so lten ...

... -^the select few clubs of the early days of Rugby still in existence. The main event in Hospital Rugger is the Inter-Hospital Cup, inau urated in 1875, and London reached the final for the first time in 1881, when St. Barfs defeated them, but three years ...

... other place. You will find in the Kremlin the four-shaped cup given by Bloody Mary to Ivan the Terrible, Elizabethan water-jugs in the form of leopards three feet high, a dozen James I steeple-cups, a George I soup tureen, the wine-cistern by Charles Kandler ...

... victory and received the first of his fourteei England caps, captained Notts, and the club won the Midland Counties Cup. T. W. Cartwright became Secretary when W. B. Haycraft relinquished tha office after World War One to look after the County Union, and ...

... BIRKENHEAD PARK By S. A. Pale Birkenhead Park, one of the leading clubs in the north of England, wasfoun in 1871 from the nucleus of two small clubs, Claughton and Birkenb Wanderers, by H. M. Blyth and W. H. Wallace, both subsequent capu and presidents ...

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... and Capt. F. H. Orr, were competing. They could not enter for the Cup of the Nations, the big event of the Show, as the teams have to consist of four serving officers. This year the cup was won by the Italian team with a close victory over the French ...

... was Austral best Test batsman in England two years ago; ni less, cheeky, tough, brilliant. He's a reportei the moment, among some dozen other plans. no more Tests for him. Many will be sorry; ru I fancy, the England bowlers. It wa ining when Freddy Brown ...