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... RICHMOND'S victory over Blackheath by 3 goals to i at Old Deer Park reflected the more polished play of their half-backs, an experienced trio drawn such are the vicissitudes of the times from three London clubs. Only H. E. Park plays for Richmond in normal times. W. Ritchie, the centre, belongs to Spencer, and will probably be with them again soon, for I hear the club are hoping to start up ...

... FLIGHT-LIEUTENANT IV. R. PENMAN, the Scottish Rugby International, is to marry Peggy MacCcrkindale, the lawn tennis player. Penman, who gained his cap as full-back in the match against Ireland this Spring, first met his bride-to-be when she was winning the Sco'tish Junior Lawn Tennis Championship at Peebles last year. MR. AND MRS. AID AN ROARK The first picture taken since the former Helen ...

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