... THE WICKET-KEEPER STOPS A FAST ONE TROBRIAND ISLANDS (PACIFIC) Drawn by Ellis Silas ...

... . 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 ...

... WATERLOO CUP CELEBRITIES-- BY FRED MAY The Dogs' Derby at Altcar creates as much excitement amongst the long dog owners and patrons as the real Derby and the Grand National. This year's winner, Pentonville, owned by Mr. H. C. Pilkington, was a most popular one, for he carried all the public's money and confidence. Lord Tweedmouth's Tyranny, nominated by the Duke of Leeds, won the Waterloo ...

... PHYSICAL JEIRK SPECIALISTS. AT THE ARMY P.T. H.Q., ALDERSHOT-- jpere was one period in the history of the British Army when the authorities thought that you need not worry much about brawn long as the brain department was all right. That was a longish time ago mid- Victorian, more or less. Since then things altered, and no soldier of ambition would think of hoping to find a baton in his ...

... Members of the Royal Automobile Club, though always urbane, are not always urban. When the congestion at the big Club in Pall Mall becomes too great, the secretary packs up a few members in a little box (labelled Fragile, with care and sends them off to the R.A.C. Country Golf Club, at Woodcote Park. Here are a few of the prominent ones, sketched, more or less in the rough, by Miss Phyllis ...

... BY IE AE BATE MAN ...

... GRAVE IS GAY AT SANDWICH WITH THE BATH CLUB GOLFERS. THE BATH CLUB GOLF HANDICAP AT PRINCE'S, SANDWICH THE ROUND AGAINST BOGE\ (Drawn by Chas. Grave.) The opening day .art Saturday of the Bath Club Handicap at Prince's Sandwich^ devoted to a jound 1 .gams. sr C. w£, B- w- ,51. ...

... . A NEAR THING FOR THE TWICKENHAM RECORD: ENGLAND 6 POINTS, IRELAND 6 POINTS. Although England has never yet lost a Rugby match to one of the home countries on the Twickenham ground, her fifteen representatives had to fight the Irishmen tooth and nail last Saturday to avoid defeat, with such consistent fierceness did the visitors storm the English line. A draw was the proper result to such a ...

... The annual pilgrimage to Goodwood begins next week, and it will be a rare thing indeed if the majority of these enthusiastic sportsmen are not among the probable starters. CARICATURED BY THE TOUT. ...

... SOME PICTORIAL NOTES OF THE MARCH OF EVENTS BY H. H. HARKIS ...

... At Addington recently, the Stage Golfing Society just defeated the Newspaper Golfing Society by seven matches to six in the Singles and three to two in the Doubles. Above is seen our artist's impressions of some of the players who took part in this special al fresco matinee BY H. H. HARRIS ...

... The sad case of the gourmand who visited a well-recommended restaurant on a ''gala night RV LAURIE TAYLER ...