... Johnston, British amateur motor-racing driver. said at Palm Beach that the British Racing Association had told him he would lose his British licence if he raced in Tuesday's Palm Beach Shores event Johnson took Dart in the race and finished fourth. leaving ...

... cattle, no one lifts a finger to stop an Englishman, a Scot, or an Indian starting a stud farm or racing stable, and collecting much of the money at our race-meetings. There is a common delusion in Eire that the English are always looking for a chance to ...

... 17i votes to 101. Eden confident of destiny of race Everything one secs of the younger generation stimulates one believe implicitly the future our iß’oplc. hav# every confluence in the destiny of ouv race,” declared Mr. Anthony Eden in an address ihe ...

... gate with the others. The most curious entry in the race is Mr. W. Scott's Hundred Up, which has yet to win anything. He is also engaged in the Ascot Gold Cup, and as a son of a previous winner of that race, Flyon, he has probably not the speed for the eight ...

... round dour, embittered, and friendless young .Scotsman who has been seriously wounded in flic War. He really dislikes the human race, and in the Burmese hospilal wheat- he is being treated for an Incurable disease other wounded young soldiers have been asked ...

... annual fixture, and the Carrowdoro road race, Would not held at Carrowdorc this year, because the course was dangerous at the speeds attained by modem machines. Because of this. It nad been decided to promote the race over the Dundrod circuit under the new ...

... was outside the control of the club. He asked the Carrowdore committee to continue thier support when the race wag removed to Thindrod The race on the new circuit will be known as The Belfast and Hisirict 100 .1 D Barbour. president. presided and Mr Brown ...

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... Dundrod for their annual race has caused disappointment to many Carrowdore residents. Few clubs have received greater support from local residents than have the B. ft D. over the years. While the club pursued the organisation of race details, residents organised ...

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... Middlesbrough to his home at Tirornhills. Staffordshire. hecause of the Witless of his baby daughter, was injured in a road accident early to-day at Worksop (Notts). Dorsett was taken to the Virtoria Hospital. Worksop with slight injuries and Aback and was ...

... i t h out g urrow ,, th e t a ou t,. Drive, who•was summoned for fail- tual, for two-thirds of the game. ing to report an accident. Defendant admitted the offence. lINANGI IN ,PROBABLES IV District-Inspector R. E. G. Shil- For the final of the international ...