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... HARDY BROS.. Ltd. HARDY BROS.. Ltd. The HARDY TUNNY Tunny reported j within 30 miles j of Scar- j borough. IMPORTANT! Those anglers who are reluc- tant to lay out, in one payment, the total cost of a complete out- fit, are invited to write for â– Hardy's Big; Game Outfit Hiring Terms. To BIG GAME ANGLERS Hardys of Alnwick are presenting the Silver Cup, illustrated, to the captor of the heaviest ...
... . THE AUSTRALIAN'S PERFORMANCE LAST WEEK BEFORE THE KING AND QUEEN: LINDRUM'S PROGRAMME ON HIS VISIT TO BUCKINGHAM PALACE. THE WIZARD PLAYING IN THE HALL WHERE HE FIRST CONQUERED LONDON: WALTER LINDRUM LAST WINTER AT THE MEMORIAL HALL, FARRINGDON STREET. THE FINAL STAGES OF THE EMPIRE TOURNAMENT: WALTER LINDRUM, WHO WAS THE WINNER AFTER CONCEDING 7,000 POINTS, IN PLAY AGAINST NEWMAN AT ...
... The Two International R ugbt Matches. BY COL. PHILIP TREVOR, C.B.E. TWO international matches-- this clashing of fixtures was unavoidable-- are to be played this Saturday afternoon-- Ireland v. Scotland at Dublin and Wales v. France at Swansea. When they are over we shall get yet another chance of spotting the winner of the international championship. Up to date we have one and all been ...
... TISBALL'S GREAT FEAT. The Cambridge President Wins Five Events at the University Sports at Fenner's. THE GREATEST ALL-ROUND ATHLETE OF THE DAY: R. M. N. TISDALL, THE CAMBRIDGE PRESIDENT, WHO WON FIVE EVENTS AT THE 'VARSITY SPORTS. A GENERAL VIEW OF THE HISTORIC CAMBRIDGE PLAYING FIELD THE SCENE AT FENNER'S WHILE F. T. HORAN WAS WINNING THE HALF-MILE. R. M. N. Tisdall, the Cambridge president, ...
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... The WHIRL1Q1Q of FASHION. The British Fashions Ball. The British Fashions Ball, organised by a committee of which Prince Arthur of Con naught was chairman, was a great success. It was in aid of the Dressmakers' Ward at the Middlesex Hospital. At midnight there was a Fashion Parade, the dresses being selected by a committee which included the Countess Howe, Lady Diana Duff-Cooper, Lady Neville ...
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... . By FLORENCE ROBERTS. THE stalls had no stage rivalry on two of last week's first-nights, though at the Whitehall Theatre Good Losers provided some good dressers, of whom we just had fleeting glimpses during the three scenes in the very exclusive restaurant. Then, luckily, there were further opportunities of studying the smartly simple gown of black chiffon worn by the inimitable Marion ...
... CUBBING ON THE RUGGED GLOUCESTERSHIRE HILLS THE COTSWOLD F.H. The Cotswold Foxhounds, who are here seen on Cleeve Hill, near Cheltenham, cover a country which is mostly hilly. It can be hunted from Cheltenham, a favourite centre, since other packs which may be followed from that town are the North Cotswold, the V.W.H., the Berkeley, the Croome and the Ledbury. The Cotswold dates from 1858. ...
... By the Way. By Vedette The Censor and Congreve. It is a little strange that the Lord Cham berlain has no jurisdiction over plays that were produced before his office came into being, and so has no power to forbid the production of Congreve's The Old Bachelor. Yet, of course, the Chief Constable of any provincial town can ban anything, whether passed by the censor or not, that he considers ...
... ROAD RACING THRILLS NEW RECORD MOTOR CYCLING SPEEDS. THE LEADERS BUNCHED AT CLADY CORNER IN THE ULSTER GRAND PRIX: G. E. NOTT (RUDGE-- No. 45), WHO WAS SECOND, S. WOODS (NORTON-- No. 50), THE WINNER, S. A. CRABTREE (EXCELSIOR-- No. 43), E. A. SIMCOCK (O.K. SUPREME J.A.P.-- No. 48), AND P. HUNT (NORTON-- No. 47), WHO WAS THIRD. A NEAR THING FOR THE WINNER: STANLEY WOODS ON HIS NORTON BRUSHES ...
... BALDOCK OUTCLASSED BY DICK CORBETT BOXING NOTES AND NEWS. KID BERG IN TRAINING FOR HIS WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP EIGHT WITH. TONY CANZONERI. THE MAN WHO OUTCLASSED TEDDY BALDOCK IN A BANTAM-WEIGHT CONTEST: DICK CORBETT. BANTAMS AT THE CLAPTON STADIUM DICKCORBETT (LEFT) KEEPING WELL OUT OF BALDOCK'S REACH. TEDDY BALDOCK, WHO WAS OUTFOUGHT, GETTING TO HIS FEET AFTER BEING FLOORED BY HIS OPPONENT. ...