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SPORT AND ATHLE

TILDEN TO COMPETE ON THE RIVIERA

UNIVERSITIES AT " THE

BRIDGE."

GERMAN ATHLETES FOR ENGLAND.

When the Oxford and Cambridge Great interest is being taken in sports meeting was literally turned a club team of German athletes For the Brst, time since the war the coming visit "of Tilden and away from Queen's Club for that will be seen competing on an Eng Hunter, who will take part in the is what it amounted to-there was lish track during the forthcoming no alternative but to attempt to season. Last year, after the Olympic last championships on the Riviera, follow the Association teams to Games at Amsterdam, the Achilles the French open hardcourt cham-Stamford Bridge, and the Univer

have been exceptionally

Club, which has won fame as an pionships at the Stade Roland sities Garros, and Wimbledon. The two Race day, March 3rd, which was in the country, sent a team to lucky to get the Saturday of Boat organisation of university athletes, undoubtedly the most distinguished veterans will leave to the younger made only possible by the Chelsea American players the task of com-

Football Club's rearranging Д second elevon match, peting for the Davis Cup in the American zone and will be on the spot to take part in the inter-zone Baal if it is decided again to play the two men who have been a pillar of strength for America for years.

Cochet admits that he is fatigued ho predicts, will have hard work and needs a rest. He and Bagnon, before them on the Riviera, especial ly in view of the arrival of Tilden and Hunter.

Cochet has recently received a letter from America, in which there is question of a rumour to the effect that Vincent Richards may be re- instated as an amateur, UNRULY BUGBY SPECTATORS.

The size of the ground, coupled with the greatly increased attend- sace which is expected, has enabled the prices for seats to be very materially decreased, whilst it was in wise move to keep the "popular" gate at a shilling. Many thou habit of getting to Stamford Bridge sands of people have got into the

for a shilling whatever the occasion, and the bulk of them would refuse to pay any more, even the odd two-

Chancellor. It is confidently ex- pence to meet the needs of the pected that the 1929 sports will be decided before the largest crowd in the long history of the meeting.

CROSS-COUNTRY CHAM.

FIONSHIP

es.

Germany to engage in an inter- national meeting organised by the Deutscher and Charlottenburg clubs. The English athletes spent a most enjoyable time, and were loud in their praises of the German hos- pitality extended to them.

Tho Achilles Club now intends to repay that hospitality and, with the

invitation to a German club team to special permission of the Amateur Athletic Association, has sent an

come over and engage in a series of contests with members of the Achilles Club at Stamford Bridge on Monday, May 20th. Though the Achilles Club has lost three of its greatest runners in Douglas Lowe, Guy Butler, and J. W. “J: Rinkel, it has been reinforced by a con- siderable increase of fresh talent

to and is locking forward successful a season as that of last year, which was uniquestionably the best in the history of the club.

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The club has also been granted permission by the A.A.A. to send a team to tour South Africa. The team will sail for Capetown en August 2nd, and will return to London on October 7th. During their stay abroad they will be the guests of the South African A.A.A.

DEATH OF SERPENTINE VETERAN

Stops are being taken by the Rugby Union to prevent a recur.

Another remarkable exhibition of rence of the disorderly scenes after stamina by the veteran H. W. Payne, the match between England and (Woodford Green A.C.), and a team Ireland at Twickenham last month.

victory "under protest" by Hamp- Complaints have been made that stead Harriers, were the outstand cushions were used as missiles.ing features of the North of the One apectator, it is stated, was Thames cross-country championship struck a direct blow on the face at Rochford, Essex, last month with a cushion by an unknown Payne, though wrenching his ankle assailant. His eyeglasses were in the second lap of a very heavy broken and lost.

course won well from a club-mate, At one time, the scene resembled W. S. E. Brickett, in 49mins. a snowstorm. Hundreds of cushions? The course was fully 7 miles. were seized and thrown about with L-Cpl Broadley, who was fourth, an utter disregard of the possible ran under protest, as his claim to danger to spectators.

Mr. Richard Ledger, a member of As the represent Hampstead Harriers was cushions are encased in leather they challenged, bus that club, with his the Serpentine Swimming Club, who were calculated to cause consider assistance, had the lowest total of took a morning dip in all weathers able pain, if nothing worse, '' points, 13, and gained their first for nearly half a century, died last "It was one of those things we victory in the event. Wycombe month in London at the age of 77. could not foresee," Engiacer-Com- Phoenix H. and A.C., 150 points, Mr. Ledger was proud of telling mander Coopper, secretary of the were second, and Woodford Green how the King once chatted with Rugby Union, said. "The trouble.C. 107 points, third,

him about his record. After, his was caused by the supporters of the

The South of the Thames cham-morning dip about two years ago Irish team being carried away in pionship at Merstham, over a course he was returning home with his dog the excitement caused by the vie of about seven miles, was won by Terry when he saw the King riding torg over England.

W. A. Townsend (Swindon A.C.) in in Rotten Row. Mr. Ledger made We shall take steps to prevent 30mins. 59seca, with E. Ford (Kent the dog salute with his right paw anything of the bind in future, and A.C.) second, and W. Bromley and the King stopped and chatted we hope the people who came here (Brighton and County H.), third. for some memente. A few days will not repeat such horseplay. None of these, however, were mem-later he received a letter from don't think the suggested abolition bers of placed clubs, the team Buckingham Palace in which the of cushions would be popular. The honours going to Belgrave Harriers, King congratulated him upon his cushions are provided for comfort with 89 points. Herne Hill Harriers, bardihood. and not for horseplay. We hope 139 points were second and Hors- the public will assist us in future ham"Blue Star, Harriers, 211 pointe,

third. in maintaining order."

Mr. Ledger gave up swimming only a few months ago, when obliged to do so by ill-health.

THE WOMAN'S CORNER.

Your Home and Mine. HOW TO USE ASTRINGENTS.

UTILIZING CANNED FISH.

On occasions when a meal must be hastily prepared from cupboard gleanings, a can of fish constitutes a real find." Many tasty and tempting dishes may be prepared

therefrom.

I shall give several recipes, be- gicning with salmon, which is gen- erally liked.

There are several excellent aa- tringent and pore refining creams on the market which should help you. You should also have on your dressing table an astringent lotion of not too mild a variety.

Cleanse your skin only with

HEALTH TALKS. ·

COLDS PERMANENTLY DAMAGING.

Because colds do not usually cause immediate death, they are common-

It is rather unfortunate that colds are regarded so lightly because not only may they become the beginning of serious and fatal illness, but colds way do definite and per- manent harm, especially when they are of frequent occurrence.

ae, soft cream that will flush outly regarded as of little importance. the dirt and oil from the pores without stretching them any further. Then apply the astringent lation with pads of absorbent cotton wrung out in ice water. Allow this Escalloped salmon calls for only to dry on the face before using the such ingredients as are usually on pore cream which should be left on hand, and requires only fifteen or several hours. (It is advisable to twenty minutes in the oven. Place use this treatment just before retir- in a buttered baking dish alternate | ing). layers of flaked salmon, brend

On alternate nights use the skin crumbs, thin slices of Bermuda food which you have found satis onion, and sprinkle with salt and factory and every morning "wash" pepper. Have the top layer of the face with the astringent lotion. bread crumbs, and dot with bits of butter. Pour white sauce over the

whole and bake in a moderately hot oven. Arrange on the top slices of hard-boiled eggs.

Occasionally, in place of the as- tringent, rub a piece of ice wrap ped in clean gauze over the skin. This will help to reduce the size of The salmon is very good combin- the pores as much as anything. It keep the skin ed with cooked macaroni and mash is essential to ed potatoes. For the former dish, thoroughly cleansed and not to arrange alternating layers of salmon, forget to remove every vestige of macaroni, slices of hard cooked the cosmetic you have used during eggs, in a baking dish, and pour the day before you go to bed.

a butter sauce over the whole, or

a white sauce if you prefer. For the latter dish, add the salmon and white sauce. Put mashed potatoes in a baking dish, hollow out the middle, and fill with the creamed salmon. Pour over the whole a mixture of slightly beaten eggs, milk, salt and pepper. Bake in a moderately hot oven for twenty minutes.

a few boiled onions to

Manus LUNCHEONS

Cream of Onion Soup Croutons Escalloped Salmon Tomato and Lettuce Salad

Hot Tea

Cream of Potato Soup Tuna Fish Mold Sand Rolls. "Apple Pudding with Hard Sauce Coffee

Tuna fish is widely used-especial- ly in salads, when it is often mis taken for chicken.. A tuna fish mold. prepared in the following manner and placed directly on the ice, will become, firm in a very short time. Dissolve one package of ly cut, and another layer of gelatin. lemon-flavoured gelatin in one cup When firm, add the remaining veget. of boiling water. Add one cup of ables and a last layer of gelatin cold water. Put a thin layer in a and chill until firm. Turn out on bed of lettuce and serve with a mold and chill until firm. Mix one. half cup of celery cut fine, one-half tart dressing or sauce. green pepper and two pimientos j For those who like canned crab cut fine, one teaspoon of onion meat, here is a recipe:, Make two juice, one-half teaspoon, of salt, & cups of white sauce and add one. shake of cayenne pepper and two canned pimiento and one green teaspoons of horseradish, drained pepper, previously parboiled, cut in Cover the layer of gelatin with half atrips and then "in small squares. of the vegetables, and pour on an- Then wild a small can of crab meat, other layer of the gelatin. Put one-half cup of sliced, staffed olives, directly on ice, and when firm, add and two eggs, alightly beaten. the tuna fish, one large can, COLISE- Serve in puff paste bouches, or on (Continued at foot of next column.) toast.

It has been truly said that age depends not so much upon the years that pass over one's head as upon the number of colds that pass through one's head.

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colds. If this cannot be done, then make certain that your hands, which have come in contact with the in- fected person, are washed before you use them to carry food to your mouth. Avoid using things in com- mon with the person who has a cold,

Body resistance, another factor in avoiding colds, meane sane and hygienic living. Avoid undue fatigno or anything that will lower vitality. Plenty of fresh air, at least eight hours of sleep, plain food well chew. ed, plenty of water, avoidance of overheated rooms, and avoidance of all excesses such a regime will go a long way in keeping you free from colds.

Keeping the feet warm and dry

is important. Cold draughts, es- pecially when the body is moist and fatigued, always favour the develop ment of a cold.

Resistance to colds may be de veloped by stimulating the skin to quick and effective reaction by cold shower baths. These should not be undertaken, however, without first getting your doctor's advice.

If a cold, has developed, stay at home, go to bed and stay there until well again. All cases that develop chills with a rise of temperature should at once be seen by a phy

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