... . MONDAY was the last day for salmon-fishing on the Tweed, and the season is now over; but since my last letter some fairly good sport has been had on the lower reaches, perhaps the most notable angling feat being the capture of seven salmon, of an average weight or 1916, by Mr. Henry Marsham, one of Lord Howe's guests at The Hirsel. Colonel Percy got the same number on Floors Castle upper ...

... Wluttakcr. forward. C. H. Lewin, forward C Wigram, back E. G Hemmerde, back A D Jones, forward. T. Salmon, forward. R Bonham-Carter, half-back. R L Whittaker, half-back W P Richardson (Hon. Sec and Treas forward. F. M Ingram, half-back. A. R. Walters, goal. FOOTBALL TEAM-- THE OLD WYKEHAMISTS. E. Stogdon, inside right forward. A. C. Sturgis, left back. H T. PflfPQ ppntrfi C. C. 0. Forester, ...

... football. ERS were busy last Saturday, for not only were all the first division League clubs engaged in their competition but the ties in the first found of the English Cup Qualifying Competition were played off Rugby football was started at Cambridge University There were one or two results in first division Leamie matches which were not quite expected, but the home clubs were in most cases ...

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... OUR ILLUSTRATIONS. THE WASHINGTON PARK CLUB. IN giving particulars of our pictures of the Washington Park Club, it will not perhaps be out of place to first draw attention to the manner of training in America, since it is different from the way in which it is done at home. In America a man who wishes to go on the turf and own horses will find that his training has to be done on the course ...

... IN AND OUT OF DOORS. ATHLETICS AND CYCLING. London Athletic Club. IT is always worth one's while to go to Stamford Bridge grounds when the premier athletic club of England is hold ing a race meeting, if only to gaze on the champions of a past generation there assembled. On the occasion of the summer meeting last Saturday there were more giants of athleticism there than usual. Walter Slade, ...

... MISS MAUD JEFFRIES. ...

... HISS MARGUERITE CORNILLE. ...

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... MISS MILLIE LEGAIIDE, ...

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... W. CLARK'S HOPLEMDBDMA Has been before the Public Thirty Years. 1. Sound Foot. 2. Seedy Toe. 3. Sound Foot and Frog. 4. Diseased Foot. 6. Contracted Foot. 6. Sound Foot. 7. Brittle, Shelly, and Sand Crack. 8. Application of Hoplemuroma. For the improvement of the growth of horses' feet, and to prevent and cure Brittle or Shelly Feet, Cracked and Greasy Heels, Sand Cracks, Seedy Toes, Diseased ...