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... ALMOST every week brings addi tions to the list of hockey clubs who have recovered sufficiently from the exodus of members to put at least one team in the field. Last Saturday Dulwich, who have given some great players to the game, played their first match of the season on their own ground against Civil Service, winning by 4 goals to 2. C. H. Brown is again captaining Dulwich, but many of the ...
... GRAHAM SHARP, who by winning the World's Fig ure Skating Championship at Budapest this year, be came the first Englishman to hold the title, was married at Bournemouth to Miss Hazel Mason. Now 21 years old, Graham Sharp first gained the British Free and Figure Championship when only 16. HUGH DELMEGE, the well-known Irish amateur rider, was married at Cappsquin, Co. Waterford, to Miss Sibyl ...
... HEDT LAM ARK S lovely sulky face has been familiar to readers of illustrated papers ever since, as Hedy Kiesler, she made film history in Extase. Her actual screen appearances have, however, been scanty, for since she went to Hollywood there have only been Algiers and Lady of the Tropics (in which she died very gracefully in Robert Taylor's arms). I Take This Woman, with Spencer Tracy, ...
... By A. Croxton Smith IN the United States they have a Women's Field Trial Club, of which Mrs. Morgan Belmont is president, and last month it held a meeting at Huntington, Long Island. In this country women are so success ful with their gundogs that they, too, would be capable of running trials of the highest class, but they prefer to compete against men on terms of equality. Lorna Lady Howe has ...
... Tr rriWiMTTTfiilP'^ iBBHBiTTWwTii i*TTMrY nm^r v AN A. -A. Battery, somewhere in Kent, could make a great show in Sport and Drama as well as in gunnery if it had the chance. Heather Thatcher, at the moment without her monocle, has sacrificed her highly successful stage and film career to run the Battery's canteen. On her right is Captain the Hon. Anthony Mildmay, the amateur steeplechase ...
... (OLE Archie Compston is putting, he same distance from the hole good its to miss. Both sides got their fours here. A HIGH ONE George Oke plays a pitch shot over the bunker guarding the 12th green. The ball looks as though it will sail over the trees. Actually it was very high, but did not overrun the green. Oke and Cotton lost this one 5 to 4. OTH GREEN: Cotton has taken no chances ie green ...
... My thoughls grow in the aroma of that particular tobacco. (Earl Baldwin, Dundee, 1925) Few tobaccos could inspire such praise in a public speech, yet all the cool sweetnessand nleasureof this slow burning tobacco may fill your pipe at a cost of only l/4jd. per oz. in Britain. Sold only sealed, in packets and tins. A. GALE Co. Ltd., GLASGOW THE LITTLE LONG PAPER once again This popular name ...
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... a&r*9 av4 ■mm t-.-WMm i-- i 4>OOI) TASTE marks her choice in most things. With cigarettes her pre ference is 'cork-tipped', but for good taste she knows they must always be PLAYER'S CORK-TIPPED MEDIUM OR MILD 10 for 7d 20 for 1/1JD 1_ J N.C.C. 4S61> ...
... Opening Meets of Four Packs A Sporting Gesture by Bicester Farmers THE BICESTER The opening meet for the northern area was at Edgcote Park, where the Mixed Pack is now kennelled through the kindness of Mr. Raymond Courage, the bitches remaining at Stratton Audley. Colonel Buxton and Mrs. Field-Marsham are carrying on as Joint- Masters of the two reduced packs, with Clarence Johnson, who has ...
... LAST season's Master of the Eton College Beagles, M. de Chair, won the Oxford University Freshmen's cross country race last week under bad conditions and from a small entry. The race was over the usual 7 J miles course, and de Chair finished a long way ahead of the second man, D. H. Cox. THE START of the Oxford Freshmen's 7$ miles cross-country race held last week under bad conditions. The ...