... NEW CAPTAIN FOR KENT. In the absence of Earl Sondes, the president, Lord Harris took the chair yesterday afternoon at the autumn meeting of the Kent Committee at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross, London. The report showed that Kent had a prosperous ...

... at Queen's Park green, Glawow. August 9—Celtic F.C. Sports. Saughton Games. ENGLISH CRICKET NEXT wEEK. MONDAY. Kent v. Lancashire—at Maidstone. fhissex V. Northamptonshire—at Horsham. Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire—at Sheffield. Warwickshire v. Derbyshire—at ...

... 220; GLOUCESTER, 201 for four. At Bristol. SUSSEX, 157 and 75 for four; NORTHANTS. 218. At Rushden, KENT, 265; WARWICK, .233 for three. At Maidstone. s Over 200 Scottish professional footballers are still unsigned. Donnelly, the New Zealand batsman, ...

... Great Sale of Boots and Shoes, at 171 High Street, opposite the Tron Church. ETIItING from Business.—Whole Stock Boots and Shoes being given away at incredibly low Prices.— Golden Sole, 171 High Street. RETIRING from Business—Whole Stock of Boots and Shoes ...

... Mr Psget})z, Lag Boots (10-7, Ward) was 4th. O,I,3—WEST KENT (7-10-8), br gby Puttenden— Lanzut. Can meet Broadwas on' 410 better % terms. . 1,0,0-MOORLAND VIEW (9-10-5), br h by Moorside ll.—We’ll See. See Trocadero. 2,4,1-LAZY BOOTS (9-11-2), ch glb ...

... NINE-FOOT POLICEMAN n from such a source. Britain's biggest policeman will During the Second World War be on duty at Maidstone in Kent e Germans violated San Marino's next June. Standing every inch utrality and were driven out by of nine feet tall he will ...

... wicket; Hants, Nottingham. 47 and 184. Notts won by 9 wickets. At Kent, 401 for 5 wickets (innings declared) and 208 for 5 wickets (innings declared); At Leyton. Essex, 263 and 104. Kent won by 242 runs. ‘ Middlesex, 2°6 and 53 for 1 wicket; War- 130 and ...

... 3 miles, lasg Tuesday. Double Crossed (11-4, Hamey) 31; grog%wgs 2(30-9, Capt. Harding) were not 1n firs 0 20. 4,I,2—LAZY BOOTS 9-11-3), ¢ch py Frontino— Dorothy Osborne. (Carried 11-§ (%Vard) when beaten 3 lengths by Broadwas (11-8, E. Brown) at Birmingham ...

... his flying clothes. He still had on his flying boots. His face showed signs of the strain he had undergone, and he did not speak to any of the reporters around him. A great pall diverted to Manston, Kent, because of bad weather, writes : A party of Russians ...

... Jolly Monk, 4y. Kilkeony, 4y Middleham, 4y. Prince Hamp Peusi 49 Golden Florne, 4y Comic, 3y Djerum, =i Blanc Mange,4y iva, 3y Simonian, Helen Ware, 4y Gangway.3y enry, ~¥ Wolf's Craig, ay Kent Breach, Acrobat, 4y Vaulter, 3y 1. oF Friar John, 4y. White Fitz-Fife ...

... Approximate scores home: Braid 43344545 4-36 -75 Taylor 64454445 3-39-76 The public banquet to the Kent cricket eleven will probabiy place at Maidstone in the second week October. U M L E Y ' S FOOTBALL OUTFITS. SUPPLIED HIBS, HEARTS, RANGERS, CELTIC ...

... Perms 15/-. Also Try Our Latest from Paris, the L'Oreal Cold Wave. BLITZ Moth Killer. 6d, Boots, Woolworths. British Home Stores Dress for Sale boots, 16s lid; trousers, los 6d ; jackets. 16s 11d; battle blouses, 12s 6d.—Kerr's Army Stores. 9 Croall ...