... The Inter-Regimental Final The I Oth Hussars beat the 12th Lancers by 8 goals to 6 A RUN BT THE TWELFTH Captain Kidston, the 12th Lancers' No. 1, dribbles up the middle of the Hurlingham No. 1 ground followed by Captain Dawnay, the 10th Hussars No. 3- ON THE BOARDS Captain Carr's pony puts a foot on top of the boards, while the Lancers' No. 2 tries a back hander. Mr. J. W. Malet, of the roth, ...

... The Ladies' Champions ip at Portrush MISS PAM BARTON (Royal Mid- Surrey) won the Ladies' Amateur Championship at Portrush for the second time when she defeated Mrs. T. Marks Malone) by 2 and 1 in the 36 holes final. In the semi finals, Miss Barton beat Mrs. H. V. Newton 5 and 4, and Mrs. Marks beat Miss C. Tiernan 2 and 1. THE SKERRIES Miss Pam Barton is putting on the 13th green in the ...

... BETTY was milking the cow when bull tore across the meadow. Betty continued her milking while every one dashed to safety. The bull stopped dead within a few yards of Betty and the cow, turned round and went away sadly. Weren't you afraid? asked everyone. 'No, I wasn't afraid he got scared, said Betty. You see, this cow is his mother-in-law. The rambler had lost his way, and coming to a ...

... News and New Ideas from America MOST of you will have been following the United States Open Champion ship as it has been reported day by day, and you will know, despite the rather meagre reports, that Densmore Shute, Craig Wood, and Byron Nelson tied after four rounds with 284. Then, that in the 18-hole play-off Shute fell out, taking 76 to the 68's by Wood and Nelson, and that Nelson won with ...

... ON a grey and dismal day, with sheets of mist and drizzle sweeping the lovely Priory Ground at Reigate, Surrey beat Kent by 138 runs, and again proved that they are the strongest county team in the South. The game started sensationally, an unknown bowler, Miss Knowler (Kent) getting Miss Maclagan, world-famous batswoman, caught at the wicket with the second ball bowled. That, how ever, was the ...

... Pygmalion (Haymarket, 8 30) SHAW'S Pygmalion comes out so fresh and amusing at the Haymarket that it is difficult to realise that it is five-and- twenty years since it was first produced t' other side the road, at His Majesty's, with Tree as the Professor and Mrs. Patrick Campbell as Eliza. It did not strike me as having dated in the least, except for the famous bloody sentence. In those ...

... cA CCC$$&V%Ci? By DIANA Not a duel with a lobster-pot it's just a new beach game from H a r r o d s Knightsbridge called Foilette Tou sling the cane ball from one rapier to the other over any length of pitch the ground need not even be level. And the price is only 5s. 6d. Try your tin.k and skill at Bull- board, 12s. 6d. from Harrods. Tou throw the rubber discs at the numbers, in order, but ...

... Who is Out of Position? The Much Debated Incident in the Mile of the Century The runners are San Romani (24) Glen Cunningham (6) Fenske (10) Wooderson (28); and in white Rideout (22). I Rounding the turn for the home stretch Rideout (22) is passing Wooderson 28 on the outside with Fenske (10) coming up fast. 2 Rideout seems to have turned in over quickly and Wooderson's shoulders have swung ...

... A FORTNIGHT ago Miss Pam Barton won the Ladies' Open Championship for the second time when she beat Mrs. T. Marks in the final by 2 and 1 at l'ortrush. In 1934 and J935 M>ss Barton was knocking at the door, for in both these years she was beaten in the final. In 1936 she had her first success when she defeated Miss' B. Newell at Southport and Ainsdale. Her next important engagement will ...

... The Jaguars Win the Champion Cup The last open tournament of the London Season at Hurlingham RIDING OFF Captain Guinness, the Jaguars back, tries to ride Captain IV. F. Butler, the Ghosts No. I, off the ball, while Mr. J. H. Montagu-Douglas-Scott, the Ghosts back, backs him up. The Jaguars won a strenuously fought final by 6 goals to 5 after the Ghosts had been 2 goals up at the end of two ...

... Q Planes'* Pericles (Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park, 8.15) ALTHOUGH Pericles, Prince of Tyre, is him self the prince of tiresome bores, even when played by that fine young actor, Mr. Robert Eddison, Pericles is itself a by no means unentertaining play, though genuinely Shake spearean only in spots. The second half is better than the first, in spite of the fact that (or, possibly, because) ...

... Highwayman continued from page 724 signs of fuss second speed was good for 5om.p.h., top (or direct) for 75 to 80, and over-drive up to 90. Of course there was livelier acceleration on second and top (second is quite fierce and would seem fiercer if it wasn't so noiseless), but the idea that the over-drive with its ratio of about 3 J to 1 must be sluggish and irresponsive to the stimulus of ...