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SPORT AND ATHLETICS.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE CRICKET

OLUB.

BRITISH RUGBY TEAM FOR

1929

AN ENGLISH LAWN TENNIS CHAMPION

17.

NEW ZEALAND...

Have, we in Dr. J. C. Gregory, In the absence abroad of the pre- Arrangements have been pro sident Licut-Colonel R, L. Birkin, visionally completed for the visit of the present champion of Australia. Allerman E. Huntsman, Deputy British Rugby team to New Zea player who can hold his own against a real English champion at last, a Lord Mayor of the city, occupied the land next year.

The team will sail the Continental challenge? The chair at the annual meeting of the from England in April vid the field from which he has emerged a Nottinghamshire County Cricket Panama Canal and will arrive in ictor included the pick of Aus Club The financial statement show. New Zealand on or about June 6tralia and also Britain's best player. ed that receipts for the past year The itinerary at present allows for "Bunny Austin Moon and Craw totalled £11,901, this amount being 19 matches, including four Test ford, the Australians, and Austin £316 in excess of expenditure. Dr. matches and a match against the were all in the last sixteen last Ghuld, the hon, secretary, in pre Maoris. The British team will als year at Wimbledon. Crawford went senting the report, observed that pay a brief visit to Australia, where down to Borotra after five sets, last season had been a very inter eight matches will be played. while Austin succumbed to Lacoste, The New Zealand Rugby Union the eventual winner, also after the esting and successful one for, the club, which now possessed a mem are making efforts to arrange a con- five cats had been played. On this bership of 4,115. Referring to S. ference during the English team's form it will be seen that Gregory Staples, who had to setura from visit, to which delegates from Aas has a distinct chance to say the Australia owing to ill-health, Dr. tralia, South Africa, and Canada Gauld said that they hoped, with will be invited to confer with thoseast of it the medical care he was now re- from the English and New Zealand Gregory has the greatest poss ceiving, he would be fit to play for governing bodies. The object of the ibilities. Austin is a delightful and the county next season.

conference is to endeavour to clear polished player, but his lack of Dealing with cricket legislation, up certain matters pertaining to stamina is an unfortunate handicap. Mr. J. Dixon, a former captain of uniformity of the rules and their figgs has probably reached his the county and chairman of the interpretation. The subject of! good deal of discussion as to increas matters concerning the welfare of be desired Collina is a good play. committee, said there had been a future international tours and other it, and his volleying and ability to vary his attack leaves much to Ing the size of the wicket, and he the game from an Imperial stand- was inclined to think there was point will be raised.

growing opinion in favour of the

DEATH OF MR. TOM POTTS change. As to the visit of the Australians in 1930, he favoured the

The death has occurred, after proposal which had been adopted of allotting four days to each of the Ong and painful illness, of Mr. Tom Test Matches, in order that a de-Potts (Harrow), the senior vice- finite result might, if possible, be president of the English Bowling

Association. reached, it being desirable, in his opinion, that it should be tried as an experiment,

Colonel W. F. Story, who played for Nottinghamshire so long ago, a 1875, was elected president, and the Lord Mayor of Nottingham, Alderman Atkey, vice-president.

Of all the team now

on tour

er, but here again is one who does not attain the heights. Gregory is is man of powerful physique and about six feet in height. His ser- vice can be of the cannon ball" variety, and one would think that it has improved while on tour. His ground strokes also can be of the hurricade sort, and are evidently A native of Poynton, Cheshire, he now under proper control. Dr. went to London about ten years Gregory is also a ne volieyer, with go, and joined the Harrow B.C.,a nice touch for a stop volley, or with whom he had his first experi·an angled return, while overhead ence of fat-green bowling after there was never any tendency to We may cut a soon showed great ability, and in better figure this year at Wimble years of the crown-green game. He half-hit the ball. 1921 he was selected to play fordon, much as France is to be fear- Middlesex against the New Zeaed, landers. He justified his selection, ALDERSHOT COMMAND TITLE. Two German boxers, Willy Metz and in 1990 he was in the English

2nd Duke of Cornwall's Light ner (Cologne) and Walter Cunow international team, & position he Infantry, for the second year in (Hamburg) took part in contests held to 1927. Last year illness kept succession, won the cross-country nt the National Sporting Club last him out, but he skipped his club championship of the Aldershot Com month, Metzner apposing Dick Corrink in the final of the London and mand, decided over a stiff course bett (Bethnal Green) in the chief Southern Counties B.A Challenge of about seven miles at Borden bout of fifteen rounds at 8st. lb., Shield and won it. while Cunow met Wally Dakin (Ips wich).

GERMAN BOXERS AT THE X.S.C.

In an 8-round contest, Young Siki (Liverpool) beat Jerry O'Neil (Merthyr) on points.

He won the

Harrow championship seven times. At the last annual meeting of the E.B.A. he was elected senior vice president.

PLAYER DIES OF LOCKJAW. Dick Corbett beat Willy Metzner on points. As an exhibition of box- Harry Cunningham, the reserve ing the contest was disappointing, left-half of Clapton Orient, died in and in the early rounds neither Hackney Hospital from lockjaw, landed a really good punch: Cor- following a broken toe caused while. bett was sent to the boards from at play. Cunningham was twenty a right to the body in the thirteenth years old. round, and an appeal for a foul was disregarded hy the referee.

Cunow and Dakin boxed a draw.

4"::

He came to the Orient at the be- ginning of this season from a Scot- tish junior team?"

The twenty-one teams, cach of fifteen man, were faced with a gruelling climb at the start, but Lee.-Cpl. Chidgey ran a great race to cover the distance in 38mins. 48acca.. and secured first place for the D.C.L.I., whose team totalled 284 points. They were 67 points ahead of the 2nd North Staffs Regt, though the latter had their last scoring man seven "places in front of the D.C.L.I., last man.

2nd Royal Tank Corps were third, and these three teams will repre- sent the Aldershot Command in the Army championship.

THE WOMAN'S CORNER.

Your Home and Mine.

ECONOMY IN DESSERTS.

Sometimes it happens that the housewife is faced with the necessity of making some curtailment in the food budget, and the first thing that comes to her mind is dessert less often. The last course is invariably the one to suffer because it is always argued that-it can be done without And so it can, but to those of us who have always looked forward to the end-of-the-meal delicacy and have missed it when it was not forthcoming such a decision would be hard for us to become resigned

to.

Rather would we rack our braina for old recipes, or make up new ones, which do not require many or expensive ingredients.

BEAUTIFUL PLAIN WOMEN.

[BY A MAN.]

Beauty, it is said, is only skin deer--Often in a woman it is more, for real beauty comes not only from her face, but from her soul: and soul. beauty is not by any means a gift of the gods. It is a particular tharm, to be cultivated at will, the casential of which is the gentle art of understanding those among whom

the lives and works.

A woman who can listen quietly to the views of others, even though

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The following recipe is for feel deepest, are often these who truth of this particularly when you cracker pudding, which can be say the least. You will find that see the messes some wornen make of served either warm or cold, and is it is to these women that we pen their faces under the delusion' that just as good the second day as the instinctively turn, as men will, when first. A sauce may be used if de- we are in trouble, knowing that they're cobancing their beauty. sired, although one is not necessary. even if we cannot find help, at least Their idea seems to be, not to use To three-quarters cup of rolled we shall be understood.:

a little make-up skillfully, but to cracker crumbs, add two and one. Tact, too. is one of woman's

use as much of it as is possible, at half cups of milk, six tablespoons graces. A little tact together with

one time. The result is too often of sugar, two eggs elightly, beaten, a quiet gentle manner, soft words' and a pinch of salt. Flavour with uttered in a slow cultured voice, splotches of rouge and lipstick.

white, sticky mask of powder with nutmeg. Wash two-thirds cup of will, time and again, turn the seales small seedless raisins, and bring to in her direction better than all the a boil... Drein and dry before add powers-that-be put together, ing to the pudding mixture. Pour The understanding, tactful woman into a battered baking dish and has a loveliness of her own, not to place over the top of the pudding be confused with ordinary beauty; and maybe her soul shines out from Il a sauce is desired, use a lemen behind quite ordinary features. sauer or a brown sugar sauce. A Wherever she goes her presence is good recipe for the latter calls for felt. She is happy, popular and one-half cup of brown sugar, one beloved. tablespoon of flour, one cup of boil- ing water, one tablespoon of butter, and the grated rind and juice of half a lemon.

small dots of butter.

Pleasing to the eye as well as to the palate is cherry sponge pad- ding, which may be made at ex- tremely low cost. To one package of cherry-flavoured gelatin dissolved in one pint of boiling water, add twelvo, marshmallows, finely cut, and stir until dissolved. Add a dash of salt and six drops of almond extract. When it begins to conges), beat with a rotary, egg-beater until it is of the consistency of whipped crcain Turn into molds and chill until firm.

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Ragout of Beef Creamed Cabbage. Endive and Beet Salad Cracker Pudding Coffee

First you must choose the lightest and finest face powder tinted to match your skin. This should be lightly dusted on, after you have smoothed your foundation cream into the skin, and never rubbed into the skin. If your powder puff is not clean, the results will not be all that they might be, quite obviously. After the powder is applied evenly (and lightly) all over the face and neck, it is time for the rest of the make-up.

Rouge and lipstick should, of couras, match and they should also. follow your natural colouring in so far as is possible. If you don't know where to put on the rouge, pat the cheeks briskly until the blood comes to the surface-and the rouge only where you would ordinarily have colour.

Don't attempt to re-make your mouth more to your satisfaction with your lipstick. If your lips aro tion to them with any additional colouring--otherwise follow the natural line.

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