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Many more St. Bede's School pupils were taking Common Entrance examinations in an effort to get to a public school, said headmaster Mr. C. Stafford Northcote on Sunday. He was speaking at St. Bede's annual prize - giving at which the Earl and Countess of Lichfield were present.

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finished one up. And Club Steward David Mears, who won the Stewards Cup his own trophy with a score of six down in gale force conditions. Ingestre Golf Club, still without a win in the North Staffs League, went down again on Saturday this time 3;-21 at home to Wolstanton. But th