... CLERKS. ISTANTS ERK required for eoi'.citor'i a:ll race but not A- Bird =>6 George St.. LEADING insurance Company recuse* the services of a well educated ycung man for Accident Claims Correspondence work The -->•» * vi® vviiu|rvi(utuv« .—- position is ...

... The Pie King £90,000 US out of race Heel injury upsets plans The Pie King, who because of his three brilliant victories, including the Gimcrack Stakes at York, was the best two-yearold to race in England this year, will not run the £90,000 Garden States ...

... ACROSS. Apparently got the stick (S). 8 Describee person's last accident (5). 10 Ship lor ruler? (5). 11 She's full of happiness. presumably (8). 12 Bun off (8). 13 They can ease the burden of travelling (2). IS Heavenly goddess (5). 18 Wireless componentl ...

... fatally injured during yesterday's motor-cycle races over the Isle of Man T.T. circuit. They were:— at the Bungalow the third lap of the Clubman's race which took place later. Wenman's wile, who was watching the race from the grandstand, was told her husband's ...

... yards as London Soccer programme is upset RACING DRAWS A BLANK AS FROST, FOG AGAIN HIT SPORT R.L. clash of Yorks 'giants' postponed at Odsal FOR the second weekend running frost and fog hit sport today. Racing drew a complete blank, meetings at Lingfield ...

... (Southern France). Sunday BRITAIN'S national motor racing project received yet another setback today when both B.R.M.s entered in the Albi Grand Prix were forced to retire with engine trouble before the race was half over. Alter starting well and being over ...

... also warned trainers to ensure that horses were properly saddled. In yesterday’s Racing Calendar the Stewards expressed their concern over the Increasing number of accidents or delayed starts because horses were not being properly saddled. The notice continued ...

... roar that greets .he winner of big race, not as loud as when outsider wins, as In this year's Ebor, let alone a favourite, still It was a noise betokening great satisfaction. Now, we felt, could get down to the racing business In earnest. The conflict ...

... consequence from this country ere Norton end A.J S.. who race only the SAO and 500 c.c. the two olsssss affected this, the fourth polnt-oounting racee. But seems rather an unusual to stop accidents for the create took place as unofficial contests. Could ...

... that today's big race not ruled the usual Laws of Boat Racing. There private agreement between the two Universities. When Oxford sank last year, the umpire, the Bishop of Wtllesden (Dr Gerald Ellison) called Cambridge back, and the race was re-rowed later ...

... the causes which brought about that accident at Mans were fairly simple to understand and it is quite possible that that ’sort of accident might never occur again in a million years, ** There doubt that if motor racing did take place in this area it would ...

... response from a number of fans owning these cars, and racing them, and. from Interested help. After the racing season ends this month he hopes to call an informal meeting. One of his plans Is for Yorkshire Racing Equips in the 600 c.c class Fixture* Tonight, ...