... DOWNING THE 'DERES. MAINATI'S UMW IN KENT SENIOR CUP. IV 41 MAGPIE. eteleraiMit—ele-4101114. otter rounding Moon he sh..t weakly With at the Hartsdown 'Gate; against the Harding then dribbled goals from Wade waled their fate. several opponents and centred ...

... of football interest in Margate. and it is only that the club's highly semen should be crowned by fitting the Kent Senior Cop or the Kent League ehampienship, or both, if the players can only maintain their brilliant and . Owing to the similarity of ...

... MARGATE DEFEATED IN KENT SENIOR CUP FINAL My In the Okh Johnson scored for Sittingboume. In the minute scored for elttinstboume. In the nth tune** Johnson seemed for eittingboume. Margate's aspirations to win Kent Cup were drooled to failure and di ...

... beadles Maithitone United at Ilestaisent en lkaturday. They thus faltered slightly in their sustained efforts to overtake the Kent leaders. but they ean pan en the post if they Will the re' minder of their which, on ✓oc. sot give them diMculty. game on 06oil ...

... for 1 4 MM/bourne. Margate's aspirations to win the Kent Cup were ilconied to f&ilure and disappointment.. for, as the above time.tablie indicates. they were by eittingbounie Molders, by 3-41 at Maidstone Athletic ground on heater Monday. Tbe result was ...

... eld nal asiersi. Smurilay ming witness sent him to pay an account of over SI at Hawes Brim. boot in Zion-place, and in the evening the matron 'phoned to him that Ls, not returned. was wearing a suit of tli then and underclothing, consisting of west. pants ...

... KENT TEACHERS. ei )UNTY ATION IIgETING. The quarterly meeting of the Coaucil was at the House. Maidstone. oil Saturdat. wax. a. usual, well attended, to spite of from the usual ilale_oU the attraction of Nile, Mute. At tb.• meeting of the at areas sermon ...

... lock. On Saturday. _ September alb. I saw the remarkable . . ioni..baekof Sheppey in the Kent — League mate, is fully reported here: wmk-end I witnessed the Kent match, fiktingbourne v. Margate. st Sittingbourne, in which Bittingboume,. though much the ...

... Stuart: 2. Cap! Samuelson .1 Clarke (Gravesend); v.h.c,. F. Craft. , , . Ladies’ class, a.v.. doe 1. Jean SackviUe Golden: 2. Joyce Sackville-Golden: Mrs. Webb (Canterburv): reserve. Miss V Austrn, v.hc.. Miss Penny . Pairs, a.v.. under thirteen weeks; 1, Miss ...

... sectional cup and Balfour cup, Capt. Kidder; rabbit cup, Mrs sackvillt-Golden; cage bird cup, J. »• Burgess. . , . The winners special prizes were. Poultry, W. Khead (two); J. Boot and .1 White; utility poultry, \\. J. Drav (two). L. Creasy (iwo), H V ...

... dangerous. RAMSGATE’S SUCCESS IN KENT SCHOOLS’ CHAMPIONSHIP Ramsgate schoolboys were again sue cessful at Ellington-place ground Saturday, when they defeated Maidstone by three goals to one in the second round the Kent County Schools Championship competition ...

... Surrey 2. Kent 3; at Maidstone. fent 3. Middlesex 1; at Woolwich. 4. Kent 0; at Maul atone, Kent fa Surrey 1; at Dover. Kent 3, Leicestershire 1; at Ranisgate Kent 3, Leicestershire 2; at Sittinghourne. ...