... All good Harrovians, of course, believe that if this match had been played at Eton, Harrow would have capped last year's eight wickets victory. Eton says Sez they Squadron Leader and Mrs. Orr-Ewing and J. F. Godsell (Harrow) Hopeful Harrow in what the Duke of Wellington might have called a damned near-run thing. J. F. Godsell got two Eton wickets and caught one More Harrow: L. tor., Giles ...

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... THE WAY OF THE WAR By FORE-SIGHT The New High Command WHILE Hitler has been hesitating to launch his much advertised attack on Britain, great improvements have been possible in our own defensive arrange ments. The changes in our Home High Command recently announced are sympto matic of the new and more vigorous outlook. As Chief of the Imperial General Staff, Director-General of Training, ...

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... By Ashley Courtenay THE whole of our sea coast is not as yet a closed book, and though to-day's advice may be yesterday's news, there is, at the time of writing, a plentiful supply of seaside for bucket and spade, swim suit, and one's ease in a deck chair. If such opening remarks savour of lighthearted holiday enjoyment in days when holidays are taboo, let us, for heaven's sake, keep a sense ...

... MORE than 23,000 boys, members of the Air Defence Corps, will play their part in the protection of the country against parachute raiders. All of these boys are already doing war work of some kind, duties at balloon barrage sites and jobs at airfields. London squadrons have been fortunate in securing the aid of the L.C.C., who, besides lending out schools and institutes as headquarters, have ...

... WHEN Radley and St. Edward's. Oxford, met at cricket for the first time, victory went to Radley by 149 runs, after a game of vary ing fortunes. Radley declared at 263 for eight wickets, and R. J. A. Darwin and H. A. Cornish, each taking five wickets, bowled out St. Edward's for 114.. The match was played at Radley, whose cricket master, I. A. W. Gilliat, who kept wicket for Oxford in 1925, and ...

... THE 111th match between Eton and Harrow takes place to-morrow (Saturday), not at Lord's, but on the Sixth Form ground at Harrow, the venue having been decided by the toss of the coin. Harrow are fortunate in again having A. O. L. Lithgow, who led them to last year's memorable victory, as their captain. He has with him six of last year's side, including E. Crutchley, who scored so fine a ...

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