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... A TALE OF FAR KASHMIR OR, ONE WAY OF GETTING A TROPHY. A TRUE INCIDENT OF RECENT DATE J1 Kashmir Shikari having after infinite trouble stalked and shot an Ibex says nothing about it but- ...
... OUR DRIVING TOUR. ...
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... . I' ---mil, M CHAMPIONS AT TABLE THE MIDDLESEX WANDERERS' DINNER TO SPORTING HEROES. The twenty-sixth annual dinner of the Middlesex Wanderers' Association Football Club was held recently in London, and among some two hundred people present the above were guests of honour. They are, or have been, famous people in their various sports, stars in fact, who had shot from their spheres for this ...
... MR. FRANK SLATER, Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, has caricatured the cast of Grouse in June, produced in a German Prisoner of War Camp. The Officer in Charge of Entertainments, Lieut. M. W. V. Maude, says The production of plays forms quite an important part of the life in this Camp, and I wonder if any of your readers have some acting copies of recent plays which, from the point of view of ...
... WILDE v. CONN. THE VICTORY OF THE MIGHTY ATOM. On Saturday last at Stamford Bridge Jimmy Wilde accomplished the great feat of beating J. Conn in 12 rounds. Although Conn is not a champion in name, he is generally thought to be the best featherweight in the country and for Wilde to give away at least a stone and a half in weight and to have a three-inch disadvantage in height and then to ...
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... . CRABBED AGE AND YOUTH THE BLACKHEATH VETERANS BEAT THE BANK OF ENGLAND. (Drawn by Chas. Grave.) In this interesting match on the Rectory Field last Saturday the Blackheath veterans' side winners by n points to 6 included eight internationals, included among them being George Boots, who played for Wales no less than twenty-seven years ago. Other famous players of the past who successfully ...
... THE TOUT ON THE DAR-BEE PROBABLE STARTERS FOR THE GREAT CLASSIC. ...
... . IN THE SEMI-FINALS LT. A. CEONEEN BEAT H. C. VIRR AND S. H. FRY BEAT J. G. TAYLOR. IN THE FINAL FRY BEAT CRONEEN. THE RESULT OF THE CHALLENGE HOUND, FRY C. THE HOLDER. LT. J. GRAHAM SYMES, WILL BE FOUND ON ANOTHER PAGE OF THIS PAPER. NAUTICAL TERMS. I.-- ALL AT SEA, OR, VERY DIRTY IN THE DITCH. HAWLEY MORGAN ...
... LIGHT BLUE OR DARK BLUE CHOOSE YOUR COLOURS 55 THE BOAT RACE CREWS PUT UP FOR SALE: MEL BUYS SOME TOW-PATH MASCOTS. Here are the heroes of the great race from Mortlake to Putney. At the top are the two coxes, E. R. Edmett, who rides 8 stone at Oxford's helm, on the left, and J. M. Ranking, who is Cambridge's 7 stone steersman. The Dark Blues, starting with the first pair at the top on the ...