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... plaver of the dashing type, and fearless. it Scotsman, and saw considerable service with the Cameronians in South Africa before the war, in which was attached to the Royal Engineers. He began a bark with Arsenal in '.921 and last season, had a rare experience ...
... Long Range Desert Patrols of World War 11 is told for the first time on the screen. These were the men whose endurance in the face of a merciless enemy and the pitiless sun made victory in Northern Africa possible. Only war could produce men like this-and ...
... la East Africa. By degree news our -rroU-fenown during thiu war. Africa toagi up nine dub* the th« Blackburn R team was County roan, aim apparently the sio useful one. William Mered •The marvel of t question is Wilha: Saturday class football. M years ...
... Australia and South Africa. • • Since the war Sidney Bernes has taken well over 800 wioketc in Bradford League and Central Lancashire League games. Wiien got 29 in England's first innings. Sutcliffe brought his total of runs against South Africa Tost matches ...
... midget about that clean-limbed back, who kicked magnificently and tackled with absolute fearlessness. Ho went to South Africa in the war. amlluffored considerably. He was partnered by more than one man. in particular Langley, who was badly hand'ed fate in ...
... In war and peace FROM the quiet of the Essex countryside to the heat and colour of Africa — that was the change of subject matter that once faced artist Edward Bawden. Just how he coped with the move can be seen in an interesting small exhibition of his ...
... DEANE AND NDPEN TO SOUTH AFRICA’S RESCUE. Enterprising Stand Alters Test Outlook: Wyatt’s Wonderful Bowling. Durban. Saturday. —Rain and thunderstorm? skill, and mixed his deliveries most during the night caused grave anxiety for the effectively ...
... Sport and the War, Tennyson, in “The Princess,” baa told that “sport went hand in baud with science,” wo may add the science pf war as we practise it. The spirit British sport certainly robs war / of its hardships, and not few i»i terrors.—London Telegraph ...
... ?he War and tha Federation. There one way in which the outbreak of hostilities in Europe will have direct bearing upon the guino, and that is in respect tho * body, known Federation Intcr; rationale Football Association, or as know i«« International ...
... impressive stories set in the South Africa of the author’s Cry, the Beloved Country. % The Medici Guns, by Martin Woodhouse and Robert Ross (Coronet, 95p). Unusual slant on Leonardo da Vinci as inventor of nasty war tools, Fact weaves well into fiction ...
... Invitations Accepted. The M.C.C. have accepted invitations to send teams South Africa and New Zealand at the close of the coming season. Somerset’s Captain. J. Daniell, who waa one of the English Selection Committee. last summer, will again captain the ...
... the consideration the War Office provides a means whereby the experience, gained in the digging bunkers may be put to practical military use. Dr. Mackenzie who, as a captain-surgeon the Leeds Rifles, saw active service in South Africa, has asked to be allowed ...