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... spectators and offer the authentic thrills. But can we really continue to accept the King's Cup Air Race in its present form? Ought not a race for which the King gives a cup to be more up to date and more exacting in the demands it makes upon designers, constructors ...
... ritual of tea- drinking were restored to us as part of our birthright. As indeed they should be. While we linger over the combined delights of good tea in a fine cup, like the ladies of Jane Austen's polite little world, we can first give thanks to that fortuitous ...
... I remember talking to Ben Hogan and Lloyd Mangrum just before the Queen Elizabeth docked at Southampton with the 1949 U.S. Ryder Cup team. They were curious to know how Cotton was playing. Mangrum went on to say that any member of their team would consider ...
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... by Louis T. Stanley Walker Cup Doubts THE Championship Committee of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club have sent an appeal to some 2000 golf clubs in Britain and Eire for contributions towards the cost of sending a Walker Cup team to the United States next ...
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... The Stately Homes of England Part I. By LAND AGENT Sir, We were appointed by you on the ioth December 1948 to consider and report on what general arrange ments might be made by the Govern ment for the preservation, maintenance and use of houses of historic ...
... are largely responsible for sight defects appearing earlier in life than they normally should. We are not using our eyes as they should be used in the literal sense of the word. W Our eyes are growing lazy, and the penalty of lazy looking is sooner or ...
... He served U.S. wine in Burgundy! DINING OUT by ISAAC BICKERSTAFF NINE-TENTHS of the gastronomic junketings I describe in this column happen of necessity in England, so let us make a diversion down into the heart of the vineyards of Burgundy where a dinner ...
... woman. No one seemed particularly impressed, they all knew anyway, and Paul went on That sort of thing does us a lot of harm, the Germans used to do it before we kicked them out of East Africa, but it's not good enough for our fellows it's un-English ...
... sporting events-- the Calcutta Cup match between England and Scotland. And, dare I add, a contest whose methods of warfare are infinitely more gentle than those employed by Mr. Pope. If Rugby is not the cleanest of games I use the word in its spiritual sense ...