CAPT. J. E. M. SKINNER TO SUCCEED LIEUT.-COMMANDER WEBB From 270 applicants for the post of secretary to the Leicestershire County Club, Captain J. E. M. Skinner, of Winchester, has been chosen. Captain Skinner was educated at Wellington College. Berkshire, and was with the King

BIRMINGHAM LEAGUE CLUB’S PROFIT The statement of accounts, presented at last night’s annual meeting of Kidderminster Cricket Club, revealed profit of £22 ss. od. on the season. The honorary secretary (Mr. A. W. Gethin) stated the club opened the season with an overdraft of and w

After meeting at Tadmarton House the V\ arwiekshire Hounds found in the Highlands and ran out towards Bloxham village. Turning hack, they killed their fox close to the starting point. Finding again in Mr. Mould’s gorse, hounds ran nicely across to Wroxton. Then swinging back, th

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