... THE SPORTSMAN'S ROLL OF HONOUR. THE old Oxford Blue, the Bishop of Buckingham, and Mrs. Shaw, have sustained another severe blow by the death in action of their third son, Lt. A. G. Shaw, 10th Batt. Sherwood Foresters, in Flanders. Their second son. Lt ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S ROLL OF HONOUR. LT. C. G. A. BURNETT, Northumberland Fusiliers, who was killed on June 30th. rowed for Hertford College. Oxford, and, although he did not find a place in the University crew, he was in the Trial Eights race in December ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S ROLL OF HONOUR. FOR the following account of Capt. and Adjt. Geoffrey Stafford Wallington, K.R.R.C., who was killed recently on the Flanders front, and his family, I am indebted to the columns of The Sportsman. Capt. Wallington was one ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S ROLL OF HONOUR. FOLLOWING so closely upon the death of that moving spirit in the management of our steeplechasing, Mr. W. H. P. Jenkins, the National Hunt Committee re ceived last week another blow in the news from the front that the Earl ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S ROLL OF HONOUR. CAPT. A. L. W. NEAVE, In dian Army, is reported as having been killed in action in Palestine on September 20th. One of the finest all-round ath letes in the Army, he was also one of the most popular of personalities, and ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S ROLL OF HONOUR. THE death in action of Capt. B. P. Nevile, 8th Lincolns, is reported. He was a Cambridge golf blue, and played in the Seniors' cricket match in 1912 on the side captained by the late A. H. Lang, Grenadier Guards, who has ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S ROLL OF HONOUR. THE report that the old Tonbridge boy, Lieut. T. E. Bourdillon, is missing is naturally causing the greatest anxiety. He was captain of the Tonbridge XI. in 1909, when he had a splendid year, as, indeed, his figures go ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S ROLL OF HONOUR. Lt. (Acting Capt.) Frank W. Twigg, Northamptonshire Regiment, who was killed while leading his company into action last month, was the third son of the late Mr. Henry Twigg, of Weeping Cross, Stafford, and was in his t ...

... reported killed in action. CAPT. J. H. T. LETTS, M.C., R.A.F., who was accidentally killed while flying in France. THE SPORTSMAN'S ROLL OF HONOUR. (Continued from page 289.) in his kicking out, extraordinarily clever and quick in stopping the ball, and could ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S ROLL OF HONOUR. COL. F. B. MILDMAY has returned from France with an injured leg. This was caused by his horse falling and rolling on him. Col. Mildmay is a fine horseman, and played in the Cambridge University polo team 1881-2-3-4, besides ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S ROLL OF HONOUR. A YOUNGER brother of the great soldier-cricketer, Major R. M. Poore, and himself a first-rate athlete (he was in the eleven and fifteen at Sherborne), the late Major Roger Poore was well known in Wiltshire and Hampshire ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S ROLL OF HONOUR. THE many friends of Lord Gerard were sorry to learn last week that this officer had been wounded in the leg and arm on active service. It was the second time Lord Gerard has been wounded in the war, for as early as November ...