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... This Small World The sir trsTellen are Mr and Mrs C. W. Kirkwood Fyfe, 11 Se afield Drive East It was on December that they set out from Aberdeen. Destination— Wellington, New Zealand. Mr Fyfe’s home town which he had not seen for ten years. He settled ...
... NEW WALKER CUP SELECTORS The R. and A. have announced that the new Walker Cup Selection Committee, who will take over after the Muirfield contest in May, will be Gerald H. Micklem, British captain, J. S. Montgomerie, who won the Scottish Championship ...
... New Walker Cup selectors The R. & A. have announced that the new Walker Cup Selection Committee, who will take over after the Muirfield contest in May, will be Gerald H. Micklem, British captain, J. S. Montgomerie, who won the Scottish Championship two ...
... SSIES REFUSE TO A | AEE ENGLAND'S NGLAND DREW TEST MATCH AGAINST AUSTRALIA IN SYDNEY TO-DAY, AND NOW THE FOURTH TEST AT ADELAIDE IN A FORT- NIGHT’S TIME MAY DECIDE THE SERIES. wicket at this nee came when leg, where it dropped just out first wicket eventually ...
... Olnedo Next Kramer Catch? Alex dime da, the Peruvian tennis player, wha waa a member of ttw U.S. Davit Cup team and whe ysatarday wan the Australian tingle* title, has admitted In A data Me that has discussed the peeil- Mllty ef turning prcfieelenal with ...
... the finest wingers in Britain The famous Falkirk outside-right, Jocky Simpson, who won international honours for England befcre the First World War, has died at his home in Falkirk, at the age of 74. He was one of the greatest personalities the game has ...
... change her into Mrs Right! The only difference between us and Robert Burns is that he wrote about and put into words what we feel. Let us accept that Burns was a “gey loon for the quines”—but, let us not overdo it! Burns's love for Scotland also found ...
... enjoy our cup of coffee! This may be a big one (or even two) with breakfast and with hot milk or a small one after lunch or dinner. This is taken black, just as it comes from the pot, or with cream, or hot milk and often with sugar. You must use good coffee ...
... It Had to Happen Carnoustie Influence will Direct U.S. Golf Cansuustit men taught America golf. They founded the U.S. P.G.A. They made the first steel shahs there. They won its Open Championship, and everything ebe besides. One of them even made his daughter ...
... played largely in Scotland, fairly commonly in England and America, and a little elsewhere. x Perhaps one of the biggest impacts of the World Cup tournament for the Eisenhower Cup was the realisation forced upon us here in St Andrews that ...
... again, world football becomes subject to an extraordinary dearth. Sometimes It goalkeepers who are short supply, sometimes centre-forwards. Over the past ten yean the most frequently recurring shortage has been that of outside lefts. Now It Is with us again ...