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... Scobie Breasley at Bath, and at Ayr. Our Joke may return to winning form in the seller. the Kilmarnock Handicap. SELECTIONS Sandow•n Park 20. Princess Shumar; 2.30. Exar (nap': 30. Dairialatan: 3.30 Lady EPSOM BOY'S FANCIES Sandmen Park 20. Sue Set: 2 30 ...

... only the handle remaining. The ball — and its partner which Mr. Thornhill has -— were orginally owned by famous strongman Eugene Sandow. Mr. Thornhill obtained them some 40 years ago from * Professor” John Moriarty, a circus performer who toured Ireland as ...

... present proportions as the last century declined. Huge Variety Edward VII made some unusual appointments ranging from Eugene Sandow as Instructor of Physical Culture to a theatrical landlady who supplied the royal muffins. The Blue Riband tradesmen ...

... That was it was described bending iron part of me by an old retired weight-lifter act” recalling the days when the fair- Eugene Sandow another ground and music hall had their name this pointed strong men acts out that the weights used We were talking about ...

... the 28th driving licence issued in Smethwick something I am quite proud of” In his younger days Mr Brazier a pupil of Eugene Sandow the strong man ” I could lift a 1501b with one arm when I was 65” said He was also a local wrestling champion and is a ...