... “Old Girls’” race.—l, N. Earp; 2, G. Newton. Old Boys’ race.—l, Chunn; 2, Selley. Tug-of-War.—Cricket team beat Rest of School by two pulls to love. ' Consolation race (girls).—l, C. Beck; 2, R. Tay: lor; 3, C. Elliott. Consolation race (boys).—l, W. ...

... it was marvellous that there were no accidents of serious import, the only mishap being a trifling one. The officials kept the races well in hand, and more than once were compelled to wait cre starting the next race, because they were ahead of scheduled ...

... WHITE CITY THRILL. MOTOR RACING ON A MINIATURE TRACK, A novel spectacular thrill will be provided at the '“White City,” Shepherd’s Bush, during the run of the Anglo-American lxposition, to be opened on May 14th, by motor races, which will take place in ...

... th{)p's-mew, Victeria, driver of the car which caused the accident, said that he was a chauffeur in the employ of Miss K. G. Rickett, a sister at St. Thomas’ Hospital. On the day of the accident, ho left Reigate shortly after 3, and reached Balham-hill ...

... part in the recent fourinch race in the Isle of Man, where his car was overturned, though both he and his mechanicl escaped unhurt, and the car continued in the race. Descrlbl‘r‘xg‘ the state of the car after the‘ accident, the “Times’’’ correspondent ...

... Hinfon. Relay race.—l, E. Paul; 2, G. Dollery; 3, D. Trainor. Catch the train race.—l, E. Punt; 2 ‘Storey; 3, Swan. Consolation ~race.—l, Gregory; 2, M. Lovegrove; 9, M. Moore. Tug-of -war.—D. Hunt’s team._ : Girls’ slow bicycle race.—l, L. Miller; 2 ...

... after having a cup of tea at a house half a-mile away, went back to the scene of the accident. He did not notice that the Jamps of the car were lit after the accident, but if they had been he would have noticed them. Witness was questioned at eome length ...

... members of the sth S.W. London Troop helped in connection with a motor accident. . The Scouts were being instructed in signalling, when they heard a tremendous crash, %‘hey raced down the hill and helped to raise a Daimler car which had come to grief ...

... THE BOROUGH NEWSH FROM PLEASURE TO DEATH. FATAL ACCIDENT TO MR. H. C. DOUGHTY. A terrible fatality occurred at Wandsworth Com- | mon, in the early hours of yesterday morning, the victim being the well-known and very popular local tradesmen, Mr. H. C. ...

... haq had a dream in which you had an accident.?—That Is one concoction of lies, : ll]suppose your father does have dreams?—l7 can’t tell. Your father has objected to your racing ?—Not, with regard to motor cycle racing, Besides, I am of age and can do as ...

... embankment just prior to the start was reminisoent of that on 'Boat; Race Day. But it was a differently constituted crowd as a whole. It was not as high a class as the ordinary Boat Race crowd. There was more of the rough element. Still it was a sporting ...

... and Spoon Race, 66 vards.—l, A. Newnham; 2, C Murdock; 3, F. Rager. Back Race, 33 yards.—Heat 1: 1, C. Murdock ; 2, W. Sweeney. Heat 2: 1, A. Newnham; 2, J. Warren. Final: 1, Newnham; 2, Murdock ; 3, Warren. Aquatic Derby.—l, R. Jones. Team Race.—Won by ...