... CHESTER CUP WON BY DICK TURPIN CLEVER RIDING AND EXCITING FINISH The valuable Chester Cv wa? appropriated yesterday by Dick Turpin, who w;is a very popular cuoice, was ridden by the leading jockey, Gordon Richards, whose mounts big races always have ...

... and his wife is two } - ars his junior. Mr. Turpin was born at Plympton. His father was at first a farm labourer earning 10s. a week with a wife and four children keep, and later became railway ganger. Mr. Turpin started his working life as a journeyman ...

... held in Weston Mill Church. The mourners -were Mr. Hay net* (son), Mr. M. Haynes (grandson), Mr. H. J. Roberts, and Mr. J. Turpin. Other* included Com. J A. Lieut.-Com. S. fc>. Mr. Payne, and Mr. Nicholls. Floral tribute* included from son and daughter-iu-law; ...

... at the annual meeting of Ford Park Lawn Tennis Club, reported successful season financially, whilst the ('attain (.Mr. j. Turpin] and the Secretary (Mr. E. A. commented on the higher standard of play generally, and more especially as shown in the tournaircnts ...

... presided at a meeting of the Loyal Plyra Lodge of Oddfellows at Ridgeway, Plympton, on Tuesday, when the delegates, Messrs. L. Turpin, F. E. Chubb, E. Messa, and O. T. Davy, reported on the district meeting at Plymouth on Monday. Mr. R. G. Cawse, lodge auditor ...

... Evans, VV. Lacey. It. Dinwiddy, G. znp, and A. J .fford. 1933 Certificates—h. A Evans, W. Spender. Jenkins. T. Jacobs. W. Turpin, H. Troit. W. Saunders and J. rench Medallion-K. W. Foster. L*bete-R Gale. R, w. Chaffe. B. Horrell. W. B. Hill, A. Carter ...

... followed, the performers were Miss D. Gilbert (soprano), Miss 1). Gregory (contralto), Miss M. Walletts (violin), Miss V. Turpin (piano), Mr. Davey (tenor), and Miss J. Par lane . ...

... Loosestrife, and the real business of the race began. Then Seminole drew away to gam a lost decisive victory. Gordon mount, • Dick Turpin, was never noticed with a chance, and it was left to Roi Paris to finish third, just front Chellnarsh. Lord Derby's Guiscard ...

... The last change price was May, when there was decrease of 2£d. per gallon. Alderman A. Collings, a member of Messrs. VV. Turpin and Sons, Ltd.. Plymouth, furniture removers, told The Western Morning News last night: The increase was bound to come ...

... not win another game. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. MEN'S SINGLES.—iSemi-final—J D. Morris D. A. Parry, 6-1, 6-3- I. C. Maddock bt P. G. Turpin, 6-2, 6-2; C. A. Horton bt Col. MacLeod, 5-7. 6-3. 6-1; T. Mayo C. Baldwin, 6-0, 6-4. MEN'S SINGLES, HANDICAP—Third round ...

... Gulley. were appointed follows: Messrs. H. A. Mumfcrd, 1.P.M.; W. Newman, S.W.; S. Roberts. J.W.; L. S. Youlden, M.0.; P. Turpin, 5.0.; H. Littlejohns. JO.; W. Harvey, Chaplain; W. Selleck, Treas.; R. 11. Bcwdtn, Itegr. of Marks; H. J. Luscombe. Sec; ...

... —At Ford Park, *nd won Totnes 6 events to 2. Mrs. Prynn and Mrs. Paul lost to Misses N. and M. Knapman, 6-5. 1-6, 8-10; Mrs. Turpin and Mrs. Easlick lost to Miss Tapley and Miss oatts, 2-6. 4-6. Prynn and Paul bt Hayman md Frost. 6-2. 6-3: Matthews and Easlick ...