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... 'PHIS plan of the course will be helpful to those listening in to the broadcast of the Grand National this afternoon. Mr. R. C. Lyle, racing -L correspondent to The Times, will be responsible for the preliminaries, but the race commentaries at 3 o'clock will be by Richard North and Raymond Glendenning. The commentators' boxes are at the Start, the Grand Stand and the Canal Turn. All except ...
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... CO many people listen to the J commentary on the Grand 5s| National on the wireless that Messrs. Tophams have provided increased facilities for broad casting this year. A tower has been built at the Canal turn and the commentator's box on the Grand Stand has also been raised. The start this year will be broadcast by Mr. Victor Smyth. Those who listen in at home will find this plan a help. All ...
... ATHLETICS, AQUATICS, die. SATURDAY afternoon last saw the decision of a four mile race at Lillie-bridge, the sum of £6 IOS. being offered in prizes. Owing to counter attractions at the Star Ground, the com pany present was not a large one, and, for the same reason, much delay took place ere fifteen out of the original nineteen entries assembled on their respective marks. The race resulted in ...
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... MOTORING. LAND. AIR, AND WATER. By H. MASSAC BUIST. A LOSS TO THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS. THERE was surely nothing more characteristic of the late William Barnard Rhodes-Moorhouse, a second-lieutenant in the Royal Flying Corps since the outbreak of war, than the manner of the death, recorded by Eve-Witness. He came by it because he would not bring his machine to earth as soon as he was severely ...
... A BITTER northerly wind was blowing snowflakes untidily against the window at breakfast-time on the morning of our appointment with the Romney Marsh Hounds. Although we had heard that it took very adverse conditions indeed to frighten this very sporting hunt into can celling its fixtures, we were relieved to be at Northiam, with the snow a nearly-forgotten powdering on the lanes' edges, to see ...
... Epsom Races JT The Gty and the Met. in-- --in-- i'mhi \n\ i n* 1 1 i-- rikm* m THE MET The field about to line up for the start of the popular handicap, still known to racegoers as the Licensed Victuallers' Derby The race is run over a twisting course of two and a quarter miles and was won by Mr. F. W. Harris's Now or Never, his first winner sine he was elected M.P. for North Croydon. Now or ...
... Choosing a Milking Parlour With Time Studies as a Guide THE question was what sort of parlour should be provided for a herd of 30, rising to 40, Guernseys, where the milk ing routine could be managed by one man, with no outside help, in one-and-a-half hours or less. The choice lay first between tandem and abreast types of parlour; and in deciding, Mr. K. J. Chetwynd, Work Study Officer at ...
... THE HAMPSHIRE AVON, on tvhich Salisbury stands offers perhaps the best coarse-fishing water in England. Perch roach chuby dace and pike all grow to a large size especially in the lower reaches. Many big fish chub in particular have come from% the reach near Christchurch. A few salmon are to be had below Fordingbridge. Quite large trout can be taken by spinning in the summer months and there ...