... K. C.S.Wimbledon v. Eton J HE value of a first-class kick as a match- winning factor was emphasised in the schools match between K.C.S., Wimbledon, and Eton. The score was 14 points to 3 in Eton's favour, but without M. B. Henderson's kicking the margin would have been only 6 to 3. Hen derson dropped two goals, one in each half, and both the work of a player with an eye for a chance and the ...

... By David Livingstone Learmonth Hunting With a Camera: No. 14 (Second Series) THE ploughland rode, and certainly walked, very heavy when we visited the Cambridgeshire at Kisby's Hut and so much rain had probably caused the foxes to leave the waterlogged coverts and seek drier accommodation in the hedge rows. Anyhow, the day proved a most unlucky one. Papworth, Pedine Rough, and North Meadow ...

... IN Scotland recently I played with a keen low handicap golfer, who has just about the shortest back- swing in the game. He has been trying for years to get his back-swing longer, but has failed, for if he makes his swing longer he cannot look at the ball at the same time. He is a beautiful daisy cutter with his head turning as the club moves to and fro. in order to play like a top-night goiter ...

... HUNTING Miss Peggy Phillips, who is whipping in to the Isle of Wight this season.' We have, of course, many lady Masters of Foxhounds to-day, and excellently do they manage things but, so far few have volunteered for the humbler position of whipper-in. RACING Lady Ursula Filmer-Sankey, the Duke of Westminster's elder daughter, is a first-class woman to hounds who has always been keen on ...

... ywOMEN'S Territorial hockey is still very much in the picture. Last week East lost to West by 2 goals to i at Norwich, and at Derby Midlands beat North by 2 goals to nil. By the end of this week ten matches will have been played and the England team for the season chosen. Before the East v. West match in Woodrow Pilling Park, Norwich. Miss Burness, the West captain, is saying to Miss Knott, ...

... By A. Croxton Smith TWO strenuous days at Cruft's came to a climax on Thursday afternoon of last week, when Lorna Lady Howe and two other judges awarded the cup for best in show, as it is always known. Throughout the day the three judges had had the opportunity of forming a modified opinion of what was likely to come before them, as they had been taking a number of variety classes; but, of ...

... Kilstar Wins theTroytown 'Chase Taking the water jump in the Troytowi Steeplechase at Lingfield, won by Miss Dorothy Paget' s Kilstar, who afterwards became favourite for the Grand National. In the lead is Colonel P. D. Stewart's Bright 'Un, ridden by G. Wilson, who was fourth. Next come, from left to right, Mr. A. Donn's Dominick's Cross, who was third with R. Everett up, Mr. J. V. Rank's ...

... Hockey Trials and Players Where the North Failed Against the South THE match between North and South at Brooklands, near Manchester, which the South won 3-1, was the last and certainly the best of the inter-divisional series. The North did not fulfil expectations. The forwards never had the chance to show whether they were capable of winning the match, because the backs and halves played ...

... THE Services championship, which each year draws ever-increasing crowds to Twicken ham, starts to-morrow with the Royal Navy versus the Royal Air Force. Last year the Navy won an exciting game by 10 points to 6 and went on to win the championship by beating the Army in an even more exciting match by 10 points to 9. To-morrow's game looks particularly open, but is certain to be a terrific ...

... Proposed International Polo Rules The Results of Six Months' Work ALTHOUGH there are no great differences in the rules of Polo as played in India, Great Britain and the United States, there is no doubt that there has been a tendency for these divergencies to become gradually wider. These divergencies were accentuated when the Indian Polo Association re-wrote their rules in 1937, thereby ...

... IN A WOODLAND GLADE: This is the nth tee at Leighton Buzzard's g-hole course, for a special tee is used by players going round again. E. Bignall is driving. CHAMPIONS BOTH W. G. Groves {left), secretary of the Northants and Beds Alliance, captain of Leighton Buzzard Club, and champion of Bedfordshire and (right) C. Catlow, champion of Northants. This pair were 2 up and in the lead at the end ...

... Ski Instructors Go Back to School All German/ Adopts a Standard System SKI-ING instructors in different places have different ideas as to what is correct and what is wrong, which makes it difficult for learners when they come under a new instructor at another winter-sports centre. The German National Gymnastic and Sports Organisation are doing their best to simplify matters for the beginner by ...