Page 2 of Nov 30 1914 Issue of London Standard in London, Middlesex

London Standard November 30, 1914 Page 2 old newspaper archives

Want a high-quality poster of this page? Add to Cart

Read an issue on 30 Nov 1914 in London, Middlesex and find what was happening, who was there, and other important and exciting news from the times. You can also check out other issues in The London Standard.

Browse London Standard

How to Find What You Are Looking for on This Page

We use Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology to make the text on a newspaper image searchable. Below is the OCR data for 30 Nov 1914 London Standard in London, Middlesex. Because of the nature of the OCR technology, sometimes the language can appear to be nonsensical. The best way to see what’s on the page is to view the newspaper page.

Show OCR

London Standard (Newspaper) - November 30, 1914, London, Middlesex The Standard monday november 30, 191�/ sporting news and notes. The wind . Ward a wins november Handicap. Failure of woodwind. Manchester meeting. By a8modeus. Right to the very end of the season have the three year Olds vindicated their prowess in handicaps. A it on saturday the Manchester november Handicap feel to Ward a a Colt belonging to or David Jardine who inclines chiefly to racing in the North. Most of his horses Are trained by Dobson Peacock at Middleham a stable which scored a notable Victory in this race with Golden drop some 21 years ago. The Winner is Irish bred and being a son of the Cesare Witch Winner Wargrave stays Well his merits were recognised by the majority of those who better on the race for he started third in demand to Arda who apparently has trained off after her sire Nous work of the last fix weeks. Eleventh hour Market movements were rather significant for the Irish Colt High mor after figuring in the front rank was sent to ii he right about before the Flag fell. His stable companion Solomon a Mike fared even worse being on offer at 33 to 1, yet he into third place while China cock who had been knocked out to 50 to 1, finished second. As i anticipated there was plenty of Money for woodwind who made a much better shove than at Derby and when fairly in the Straig it flattered his supporters but failed to stay. It is a remarkable fact but Wootton does not appear to have much Luck with his charges Over a distance of ground probably his training gallops have something to do with it. A poor Start. With a Field of Twenty one runners there did not appear to be too much room for them behind the starting Gate for the course is comparatively narrow where the horses Are lined . It was some time before a Start was effected and then it was by no Means a go it l one. Her Ladyship whipped round who e Glorvina Radway and Brotherstone got badly off. During the manoeuvring behind the tapes China cock kicked the Guller severely and though the Middleham trained horse Well this Accident May have seriously affected his Chance. He was Well in the leading division in the straight and finished seventh but in the last Quarter of a mile Ward a always had the Best of it. Owing to the a log the Early part of the races Oil the straight course could not be seen but second fiddle another Irish bred three year old always apr it eared to have his elders Well set in the saturday Selling Handicap and was cheaply retained at 200gs. Despite her yet Erl Alty lady Orkney did backers a Good turn in the Worsley Nursery but it was Only by tie shortest of Heads that set he stalled off the Challenge of the american bred race Rock a 20 to 1 Chance. To wind with or. George i Wardes brought off one of his Favourite saturday afternoon coups when Drin More secured the final plate by cleverly a it eating a better Favourite in L.R. Rosebery a wrack. At Lingfield the weather was atrocious rain falling heavily throughout the afternoon accompanied by a High driving wind. In these conditions but Little interest could be taken in the racing. A Surprise occurred in the great Southern foal plate when Clairoy Amite Home an easy Winner. Her previous running pointed to her being More of a sprints than a stayer yet Suie compassed the mile and a Quarter in the heavy going in facile style. Shepherd King proved a very false Favourite and signally to endorse the form he recently showed at Newmarket when running second to Williams Pride in the Rutland Handicap. In a rare tussle Don de Roca just got the better of fill in the finale welter while Brown Ronald As expected showed a clean pair of heels to ills 16 opponents in the country Maiden plate. Owners and jockeys the season just concluded has not been a remarkable one save for the significant fact that during the last four months it has been carried on under the Shadow of one of the biggest wars in the worlds history. The vitality of the sports or one might Call it almost a National Industry seeing what a direct effect it has on horse Breeding under tie Cir cum stances is remarkable. By winning three of the five classics or. J. B. Joel Licaus the list of w inning owners for the second season in succession and his total of �31,000 is a Fine one but does not quite come to the spoils garnered in Sun Start a year 1911who his credit too orint at Weatherby a for stakes won totalled to �34,500. Against this however Mast be placed the big expense of a Breeding establishment at Chidwick Hury and another one at potters bar to say nothing of the to nine a stable at Wantage. Thanks to the prizes won by Friar a arcs the Kinfu urea fairly Well in the list of fortunate owners but Shodd All go Well with the Unbe Texi Volt Bis majesty win be much higher in the list next year. With the retirement of Maher and Frank Wootton from the Saddle a rare oppor Trinity has occurred for native Riding Talent but i am afraid i cannot eulogies to any extent on this partic Flar subject. There has been nothing very Brilliant about race Riding this season. Steve Donoghue who has in Riding with consistency for the first time in his career Heads the list with 128 winning mounts. As he can go to scale Well under 8st. His services Are much sought after and during the year he Rode in no fewer than 688 races. For the next month or two at least the jumping season promises Wel. Some very Good horses have been put to hurdle race practice and in addition some thirty or forty belgian horses jul race under National Hunt rules. As i stated last week several Newmarket trainers Are again going in for the sport which years ago appealed very much a to practitioners at Headquarters. There will be a Fuu weeks racing commencing with Birmingham this afternoon and winding with Kempton Park on Friday and saturday. My selections Are As follows a Smethwick steeplechase Beau Manor. Three year old Nordio ease a Poshian if absent Uncle Dale. _ Stechford hurdle by Oft Grentel homme. Anton Hydle race�?lee80n Park. Saltley steeplechase Start away. Coles ill o o 1 q Kotke Farewell Handicap of 100 60ts. One mile. Mac Chantee by Uncle Mac chant 5 Yra 6st 13lb or. Allden a. Alidea 1 Berschot. 5 yrs 6st lab or. L. Kidson k. Columnar 2 Bill 3 yrs 6st 8lb or. J. Innes d. c Jamac ii., 5 yrs 9st 6lb or. Bottomley c. Trigg flippant 4 Yra 8st 13lb or. Huston a Prout Young Peg 4 Yra set 12lb L.R. Derby f. Rickaby Evett 3 yrs 7et 4lb or. J. Fallon a. Moylan Heather Moon 3 yrs 7st 5lb a or. Buchanan r. Hooper halos 4 yrs 7st 6lb or. Nelke a. Wins Sweet Sun 3 Yra 7st 2ib or. Hartgen Ledson sikh 3 yrs 68t 13lb or. Hilton of. Grant frustration 3 Yra 6st 6lb or. Broom a. Jones Tan 3 yrs 6st 21b or. A. Sedler Jun k. Robert on Lilliesleaf 4 or re 6st lab or. Clarke g. Wiewall Squadron 3 yrs 6et 6lb car 6st 8lb or. N. Richardson. A. Richardson the quack. 3 a a 6st or. Turnbull to. Burns Winner trained by a. Pratt _ starting prices.�?4 to 1 each asst Young regeous and Sweet Sun 8 to 1 each Evett Heather Moon it ind halos 10 to 1 Mac chanter 100 to 8 each frustration. Tan and Yuba Bill 100 to 6 each flippant and sikh 20 to 1 any other. Evett made from Lilliesleaf Berschot Yuba Bill Heather Moon and Macch Antor until a Quarter of a mile from Home when Yuba Bill raced into the Lead but soon gave Way to Mac chanter who won by two lengths a length separated the second and third. Frustration was fourth. Heather Moon fifth. Young Pegasus sixth. The Quik next arid sikh last. 11 pro the saturday Selling Handicap a be of 3 03 boys Winner to be sold for 50 so is. Five furlongs straight. Second fiddle by lady to Dennis 3 yrs. 8st lib or. A. Lowry a. I Edson 1 yet 3 yrs 7st 5lb L.R. Cholmondeley r. Cooper 2 Chatham no a 6 Yra 8st 7lb or. G. Menzies 3 single stick 3 yrs but 7lb or. W. Of Loughlin r. Shanahan 0 Sandrian 5 yrs 8st 4lb or. W. Alien p. Allden Cataract 5 yrs 8st 8lb or. R. Dobell f. Rickaby Lap thus aged 7st Isle mrs. R. Shaw f. Herbert Nadir Shah 3 yrs 7st 13lb or. C. Tabor m. Wing Edale 4 yrs 7st Ullh or. Hill Wood of. Fox Clarita 4 yrs 7st Lulb Cir 7st Isle mrs. M. Hatton a. Carry a Rutland 3 yrs 7st Lulb or. J. Ramsden c. Foy Sisera ii. 4 yrs 7st 9lb L.R. Zetland Precut Lowland lass 3 yrs 7st 2lb or. J. Due Dale _. J. Moylan Loch Kytt nne 3 yrs 7st lib or. A Vincent Glt Nroy 3 yrs 6st 13lb capt. Scott Niramol k. Robertson Woodmere 3 yrs 7st 4lb or. J. Kenney ,. O. Grant Loch Katrine 3 yrs 6st 13lb or. W. Vincent a a Ibo inn Hustman. 3 yrs 6st 12lb or. C. Wilson p. Jones Winner trained by Powney prices.�?9 to 2 asst second fiddle. 7 to 1 i yet 8 to 1 Lowland lass 10 to 1 each single stick Sisera ii. Loch Katrine Glenroy Aud Woodmere i 100 1o 8 Nadir Shah 100 to 7 each Edale and Iowa ii. 20 to 1 any other a Rutland started slowly. Sisera ii. Was smartest i away from Clarita Chatham ii., Iowa ii. Second fiddle and yet. With Woodmere end Cataract head ing the others and so they until a Quarter of a mile from Home when second fiddle took the running followed by yet and won by a length and a half three parts of a length separated the second and third. Sisera it. A fourth. Cataract fifth Iowa ii. Sixth and Glenroy last. The Winner was bought in for 200 guineas the stand Selling plate of 200 a Tref sons Winner to be sold for 50 Sova. Six furlongs straight. Queens Man by William the third Queens Marie 4 yrs 8st 13lb or. M. Sini Era Royal ambition. 3 yrs 9st 3lb mar kit Ston a. Thwaite 2 Wamba ii. Aged 9st 7lb or. W. Dixon Mofat 6 yrs 9st 7lb or. Bottomley ctr go Catilde 5 yrs. 9st 7lb or. C. Tabor Clark mix 4 yrs. 9st 4lb or. P. Nelke a. Foy rigoletto 6 yrs 9at 4lb mrs. R. Shaw Gert 2 yrs 7st 6lb or. C. Leader scotch opera. 2 yrs 7st 6lb or. A. Sadler Jun k. Robertson Winner trained by Daviee prices.�?2 to 1 asst Queens Man. 9 to 4 Wamba ii., 7 to 1 Mofat 8 to 1 each catiline and Gert 100 to 8 scotch opera 1 x to 6 and other Queens Man set the Pace to Wamba ii. Scotch opera rigoletto. Mofat and Royal ambition and there was Little change until Between the distance. Where Royal ambition went on second but failed to reach Queens Man. Who made All the running and won by a length and a half three parts of a length i separated the second and third. Scotch opera was of Irth. Mix fifth. Rigoletto next and Gert last. The Winner was sold to or. A. Spalding for 200 i guineas. 2qa�?Manchester Noveis Ber a of Handicap of 1500 Sova second to receive 100 sons Aud the third 50 Nova. Cup course one and a half Miles Ward a b c. By Wargrave Clerah. 3 yrs i6st 5lb or. D Jardine a. Jones 1 China cock cd c. By a toil High Feather. Lob or p. Nelke a. Wing 2 Soi monks mine b of by a ohmans scotch mine 4 yrs 7st lib or. C. Howard Moylan 3 Flost 4 yrs 9st or. M. Singer a. Cd Lark 0 Nassau 4 yrs 8st 8lb or. G. Edwardes f. Rickaby 0 Ritoli 5 yrs 8st 7lb L.R. Carnarvon a a e. Wheatley 0 cd Raul 4 yrs 8st 6lb or. J. Wilson c. Trigg 0 Arda 4 yrs 8st 4lb or. F. Luscombe Spear 0 Oliver Goldsmith 6 yrs 8st or. Fabric a a _ Thwaite 0 Eten boy 6 yrs 7st Lulb or. Nick Alk c. Foy 0 Villa 4 yrs 7st Lulb or. Ghi me r. Crisp 0 Lanius 3 yrs 7st Lulb car 7st 12lb or. L. Neumann Walter Griggs 0 the Guller 5 yrs 7st lob or. Callan f. Herbert 0 Radway. 3 yrs 7st 8lb or. P. Benson of. Fox 0 Glorvina. 3 yrs 7st 8lb L.R. Ilc Rby a. Prout a a Brotherstone. 3 yrs 7et 3lb or. A Barton. B. Stokes 0 High mor. 3 yrs 7st 2lb or. A Daly a. Cooper 0 woodwind 3 yrs 7�t lab or. Huston a. 0 Solista 4 yrs 7st m. M. Calmann a. Ledson 0 her Ladyship 3 Yra 6at 6lb or. L. Winans k. Robertson 0 cot Rilands 4 Yra 6�t 5lb or. J. Ramsden p. Allden 0 Winner trained by Peacock betting at the Start. 33 to 1 Rad my 33 a 1 a Naaaau-33 a 1 a Solono iqra a Mina 33 a 1 a Ritoli 33 a 1 Courtr Goldsmit i 33 a 1 a Vine la 33 a 1 a Glorrine 50 a 1 any other. Stoney jacket 6st 13lb or. P. Straker c. Ringstead 0 Winner trained by or. G. Lambton prices.�?2 to 1 asst lady Orkney 5 to 1 a Tion 11 to 2 Ganado 10 to 1 each Rivera al la and the Ruard 100 to 7 each Sally crag and ech lass 100 to 6 atom. 20 to 1 any other. 3 on the final plate of 200 both. On a of Ai a Quarter Miles. Drin More. By Onevai Symons Marcella u., 6 yrs. 9st 2lb or. G. Edwardes a. Elk 1 wrack. 5 yrs. 9st 9lb L.R. Rosebery g. Duller 2 Aboukier 3 yrs 8st lob or. W. A Hwy w. Saxby 3 Kilt i 4 yrs. 8st 13lb or. J. Austen. Walter Ingga 0 Winner trained by p. Hartigan asst wrack. 7 to 4 Drin More 5 to 1 Kilt i. 10 to 1 Aboukier. Hatt Bocking 6 10 4 10 4 10 6 10 Bend or. D. A by or. Knowing Bird or. Whitworth. Dorothy Martin or. Bilote Yapp merry leg Iii. Mias f. Tyler Duim 3n�?the 8altley Handicap steeply a of Chase of 80 80tb, and 3 both the Accord. Two Miles. The above have arrived. Football results. Andy White or. F. Mason . Captain v. Beatty st. Clifden or. D. Faber. Mason a. Beatty Flatt Lingfield Park meeting in the four elms Selling Nursery a \ j of 100 sons Winner to be sold for 50 sons. Five furlongs straight. A revoie., by Marconi la Larkspur 11 7st 3lb or. A. Christie a. F Smi 1 farce ii. C. By st. Martin 7st Lulb or. Trimmer a. Crick Mere 2 Drucilla 7st 9lb or. Hartigan a. Robbins 3 eighteen . Winner trained by s. Darling starting prices.�?7 to 2 asst ill 6 to 1 each magic flute and Faroe ii. Colt 7 to 1 each great Dame Colt. Money bag and Teaque 100 to 8 any other. Ion the Back end Handicap of 150 sons second to receive 20 sons. Six furlongs. Co a Cou by three he ignorance 4 yrs. 6st 12lb car 6st 131b or. T. Rintoul a. By Ozard 1 wild arum. 3 yrs 7st 5lb car 7st 7lb L.R. Carnarvon a. Donoghue 2 pastime. 3 yrs 6st 15lb or. Hardy e. Gardner 3 thirteen . Winner trained by owner prices.�?11 to 4 asst wild arum 4 to 1 Sirius Iii., 9 to 2 Cou Cou 7 to 1 Kodak. 10 to 1 each pro Volant and Arriet 100 to 8 sudden Squall 100 to 6 any other. 2 1�?the Burstow Selling Handicap of a ii100 sons Winner to be sold for 50 sons. One mile. Sir Tristram by Marco my sweetheart 4 yrs 7st Sib or. T. Hogg. A. Brace 1 Flash Endall 5 yrs 7st Lulb or. Powney f. Bulloch 2 Picton lad. 3 yrs. 7at lob sir e. Schilli h. Chaloner 3 fifteen . Winner trained by owner prices.�?5 to 2 asst Flash Endall. 5 to 1 Picton lad 6 to 1 prompter. 8 to 1 each sir Tristram and Sailor Joe 10 to 1 each Cherry tint and Oragan 100 to 7 any other. 2 0 rvs the great Southern foal plate a of 1000 sons 750 sons owner and 100 sons nominator of Winner 50 sons for owner and 50 boys nominator of second 2o sons owner and 25 sons nominator of third three year Olds. One and a Quarter Miles. Clairvoyant by Sundridge perception. 8st lib or. J. B. I Ighel of. Bullock 1 i Chelso 7.qt lab sir r. Griffith h. Robbins 2 Walton Heath 7st lob capt. Mccalmont s. Donoghue 3 five . Winner trained by c. Leader prices.�?11 to 10 asst Shepherd King. R to 2 Walton Heath it of 1 each clairvoyant end Swift. 100 to 8 Thel Sho. Q the finale welter Handicap of 100 sons. One and a half Miles. Don de Roca by Rock Sand Signora. 3 Yra a 7�t 13lb or. A. Belmont a. Whalley 1 fill 3 yrs 8st 5lb or. Trimmer f. Bullock 2 Mantua. 5 yrs 7st lab or. C. Newton h. Chaloner 3 Twenty Winner trained by Watson prices.�?7 to 4 asst Don de Roca. 6 to 1 maid of ser 13 to 2 the truth 8 to 1 Fiu 20 to 1 any other. 3 0 re the country Maiden two year a Oil old plate of 100 sons two year Olds. Five furlongs straight. Brown Ronald by dark Ronald flying Agnes. 9st 7lb or. Donald Fraser f. Bullock 1 Coronet. 9st or. A. Christiel. Hewitt 2 thrice 9st or. K. Jones a. Huxley 3 sixteen . Winner trained by r. asst Brown Ronald 7 to 1 Florino Colt. 8 to 1 each Merrion Square and Coronet 10 to 1 Varech 100 to 8 any other. 3.30 Miles. 80 sons and 3 Nova the second. Is bulb a 10 10 4 10 10 i 4 10 5 12 7 6 12 3 6 11 13 a it 11 10 a 11 4 4 10 13 a 10 12 6 10 9 4 10 0 Abe of three t8 6t la 6 10 0 6 12 0 a 12 0 a 12 0 6 12 0 a 12 0 a 11 7 6 10 0 5 10 0 a 10 0 i 6 10 0 4 10 0 5 10 0 1 6 10 0 6 10 0 i scores in the principal matches. In the appended list of results the Home teams Are Civen first a Queen Imaal col. Birkin Martin the above has arrived. Listen sir g. Bullough hating L.R. Riters Baron do Forest Whitake Bloodstone or. C. I May of. Hartigan Ballin Carroon or. I. Straker Martin of Mique or. E. A. Woodland Woodland Middle March or. P. Ivall Hyams United or. Cottrill Cotta Fri Beauty Darling or. J. Ivea private Cathro or. O. Lewisohn a. Sadler Corbally or. Mcmoran private poet Hlyn mrs. Peel Goswell father confessor la it re sufi Oak . Hartigan Upton mrs. R. Swan a. Beatty Don Hussar sir Till biome Stratton race trains for Bir Bingham for Bini Ingham steeplechase to Day and to in Trow the London and North Western company will spot Ecial express excursions at 9.20 . On both Days from Euston for Bromford Bridge to Morrow the cattle show opens and the excursion will then be to Birmingham for one or five Days. The great Western railway Jiu Pany will an excursion to Day at 9.10 . From Paddington to Birmingham for one or two Days. Gas. 0 league division l Gla. Blackburn Roveil 6 Burnley. Bolton wanderers 4 Tottenham hotspur. 2 Bradford 2 Shef Seld United. 0 L.R. Pool 3 Aston Villa. 6 Manche st United 1 Newcastle United. 0 Notts county 0 Bradford cite. 0 Oldham athletic 5 Liddle Brough. 1 Sheffield wednesday 1 Everton. F Sunderland 2 Chelsea. 1 West Bromwich Manchester City. 1 division ii. Arsenal 3 Bristol City. 0 Birmingham 3 Blackpool. 0 Clapton Orient 2 Bury. Derby county 1 Huddersfield town. 0 Fulham 2 Barnsley. 0 Hull City 3 Notts Forest. 1 Leeds City 0 a i Eston North end. 0 Lincoln City 2 town. I Stockport county .3 i nicest a for a. 0 wore Hampton w�?Tdrs4 Glossop. 0 Navy and army. Appointments promotions the Navy. The following were announced at tha admiralty on saturday a commander h. Wakefield to the dido Addi. Tonal for the Lark in command to Date Ber 27. A r. St John to the Wnnie wich additional for the Archer in comm Tod to Date a november sub. . Blake a. Pawsey r Law All to the Cumberland to Date novem Ber 27. Engineer lieutenant g. Odam to the Victory for the Manly on commissioning undated Fleet . Knapp to the Blake to Date november 27. E. Loins m.b., a so to Hoytal ship Garth Castle to Date december 3 temporary surgeons. A t. Crosswell r Wheeler Bennett m.b., both to hos Piui Garth Castle to Date december o. K. Bailey the Vernon additional a. Mac Mureil to the. Pembroke Iii., additional for . Air Servi both to Date november 27. T. Harrison to this Southampton. 2 Gillingham inc Quot i i Victory additional for Portland Hospital in Reading. 3 Brighton and hot Albion 1 j a Spigai in Croydon common. 0 Cardiff. 1 Odiea. Re i t i rtt Bristol Roth to. 2 Exeter City. I messes. A. Dykes and Mcvea both enter we Luton to. 0 Mii Waii of Hetio. As temporary surgeons with a in Iorito of Novato Queens Park bangers. 1 Portsmouth. 2 of Plymouth Argyle. 1 a re a Stal Palace. 4 Watford. 0 Sci get Ilam United. 1 Northampton. 4 Norwich City 1 Southend United a. Swindon town match a band ooh Dowin to bad weather. Southend were leading by one goal to nil Southern league. Ton pentre division ii. 2 Merthyr town Coren cry City .10 Newport. County Stok. 8 mid Rhondda Brentford ,.10 Abertillery. . Cup. Mamet and Alston. 1 Ilford. Chatham. 6 Dartford. Official scratchings. Sotton hurdle Handicap Birmingham a chateau Vert. Wimbledon three or old hurdle Kempton a Poussette Volt. Birmingham engagements or. G. C. Poole a Bors a. Sprint championship. Applegarth beats Donaldson by a foot. W. R. Applegarth Winner of the Amateur athletic associations 100 Yards and 220 Yards championships and Holder of the world s record of 21 5sec. For the latter distance began his professional career on saturday with Complete Success by beating the australian a Champion and record Holder Donaldson in a 100 Yards race for the worlds championship and �300 �100 a and a Ira Given by the Amateur sex Champion w. Morton at the Broughton rangers football clubs ground. Applegarth was half a Yard ahead at 50 Yards i and he eventually won by a foot in a Shade i under lose. It was decided that 25 per cent. I of the Gate receipts and �5 from the winners i stakes should go to the belgian Relief fund i there were about 2000 spectators. Donaldson a last race for the worlds championship was on september 7, 1912, when he beat r. E. Walker and a. B. Postle who finished in the order named the winners time then being 9 5sec. . Amateur cup. Page Green old boys. 4 Hampstead town. London Amateur senior cup. Wimbledon. 4 Crouch end Vamp we metropolitan league. We by Norwood. 4 old kegs Toniann. Comsh league. Hamilton academical. 1 heart of Midlothian Greenock Morton. 4 Aird Toniana. Raith rotors. 1 Dundee. F . 1 rangers. 3 third i Anark. Falkirk. Motherwell. Hibernian. Partrick Thistle. I it Umbart it on. 1queens Park. 1 Ayr United. Kilmarnock. 5 Aberdeen. Northern Union. Yorkshire cup final tie. Pt6. Hudd Ensfield .31 Hull. Northern Union league. Swinton 10 Widnes. Rochdale hornets. 7 Oldham. Wigan 16 Leigh. Warrington .15 st. Helens. Halifax 11 . 5 1 1 j i �z1 1 4 1 1 it. 0 Keighley .12 Dewsbury. 8 Batley 13 Broughton rangers. 5 York .21 Bradford. 3 Barro v3 Hull Kingston roters. 8 Runcorn a. Salford. This match had to be cancelled owing to the Salford players Haring gone on a Trike with regard to wage. Gift boxes for the Navy and army. Birmingham meeting. Programme for this Day. 0�?the Smethwick Selling steeplechase of 70 sons and 3 sons the second Winner to be sold for 50 bomb. Two Miles. Golf. G. Pannells new Post. George Pannell formerly of Littlehampton and who from 1910 until the outbreak of the War was professional to the Royal Golf club of Belgium at Vervueren Brussels has been appointed temporary professional to the Wimbledon town club and has already taken his duties. The position was left vacant by the fact that Webb the Wimbledon town professional was in the Reserve of the Royal army medical corps and was called to go to the front. A a standards a scheme. 13 halt Yset la a 11 11 Kemp a i 11 Yapp a 11 11 cheer a 11 11 private a 11 11 Boiu Inatio or. Pease. Budar or. Ii. A Hodosi. Chet in ton miss 1taylor res Claro or. J. Wait. 1_a three year old hurdle race a of 80 80vs, and 5 sov3 the second. One mile and a half. A a Auguy or a Leader Harvest supper tar. C. C Tatley or. G. Counter polatian L.R. Rosebery. Scotch Lafis or. J. Cannon Del ration or. E Clark. 5 to 1 mkt Arda 7 1 _ woodwind 9 _ 1 _ Ward a 9 a 1 a Solister 100 a 8 a Lanius 100 a 7 a Florist 100 a 7 a the Geller 100 a 7 a Rich mor 100 a 6 a cheerful 20 a 1 a Eton boy to Berk waa a tedious delay at the poet and when the Barrier ascended her Ladyship whipped round. Brotherstone headway and Glorvina started slowly end woodwind made the running from High mor Arda Ward a the Guller Lanius. Vanilla and Nassau with Rivoli and Chirwa cock heading the others. Entering the straight China cock headed Wood wild the pair being followed by High mor Arda Ward a the Guller Solister Lanius end cheerful. Three furlongs from Home Ward a Drew out and holding China cock and Solomon a mine at Bay won by three lengths a length end a half separated the be Pond and third. Solister was fourth. Cheerful fifth. Arda sixth. The Guller seventh. Vanilla eighth High mor ninth woodwind tenth and Nassau last. The Worsley Nursery of 150 sons a to added to a sweepstakes of 5 sons for starters second to receive 20 sob. Cue indie lady Orkney by William the third Aboyne 4lb sex8st lib or a James a. Prout 1 race Rock 8st or. L. Winans a. Cooper 2 lady Charmian 7st 15lb colonel Fenwick r. Crisp o wensleydale fast 9lb L.R. Zetland of. Fox o Wolflin but 7lb or. G. Barclay a. Clark 0 Tempus Yufit 7st 9lb or s. Booth a. Booth 0 Sanction but or f. Stobart a. Ledson 0 double dark 7st 12lb or d. Fraser a. Foy 0 caretaker 7st 12lb or. E. Huston a. 0 Riversdale lass. 7st 12lb or d. Mckechnie a a a a a a j Thwaites 0 him Ella 7st 6lb or. E. Tattersall a. Allden 0 atom 7st 5lb or. W. Sarill a. Moylan 0 Ganado. 7st lob or. W of Loughlin Spear o Wynton 7st 7lb or. A. Sadler Jun a. Wine 0 bom of Torrince 7st lab sir Robinson a. Richardson o Mariano 7st 5lb for. M. Bell a. Gillett 0 Sahy crag. 7st or g. W. Smith Allen 0 Alwine of by the wag 6st 13lb or. F. Traker _ Dobson 0 Ecol is. 6st 13lb for. A Roufeh a. Toren 0 Estrellita 7st Sib Baron de Forest of. Grant o the Ruard 65t 12lb or. V. Idiom poor b. J. Colling 0 v eni or. D. Harrison. Sweet Sun or h. Hartigh per Mare or w. Higgs Drra or l. Pes sesh it Crook or. Jairen Square Root or. It a re it coastguard or. Rhc Volo or. W. Robinson to. Waurich 10 7 Privato 10 7 i a. Leader 10 7 1 a. Sadler 10 1 Hyams 10 7 a Grundy 10 7 i to la eader 10 7 lived. Gunt for n 0 i Gunter 11 0. Of. Hartigan 31 0 Cowap 11 0 Ber Zac 10 7 10 v a 10 7 a a. Cannon 10 v 1 10 7 1 10 7 Rennison 10 Parker 10 Hogg 10 Fitton 10 \ Harrison 10 Harrison 10 7 of. Hartigan 10 7 a Tho 10 7 of Hartigan 10 7 .0. Bell 10 7 a Ritat 10 7 Mason 10 7 Gwilt 10 7 Pritt a 10 7 Grenell 30 7yapp 10 7 a App 10 7 Robinson 10 7 Salt Dler Jun. 10 7 club competitions. Actor medal or. A. Voegelie 95 h _ q 2 Ashford Manor medal or. N. A. Cooper 88 less 4�?84, tied with or. A. Annesley 91 be a 7�?84. Junior medal sir. J. A Sheppard 99 less 13�?86. Bank to it and Downs medal or. A. G. Dore 89 1p, 7�?82. The Entrance fees were Giren to the princ of Wal it s fund. Bur Hill medal or. S. A. Hardini85 Leas 6�?79 or e. C. Pegler 96 less 11�?85. Junior medal or. J Stuart Pollock. 90 Leas 16�?74 or. D. Bradley. 96 be a 17�?79. Caters am and South Oxon prize or. G. F. Craven it Down. Or. W. T. Fidler six Down. Frinton on sea Clud a monthly medal or. F. Taylor 97 less 16�?81 or. E. A. Serre 85 less 1�?84. Hanger Hill prize or. Ii. P. Woodhama 16. All Square or. L. Dudley Smith 10four Down. Mid Kent prize or. Elliot Cockull and or. S. E. Soul i tied at four Down. North Middlesex or. W. Wheeler. 83 Leas 5�?78, tied with or. Stuart Debenham. 89 lean 11�?78. Sti a Berry Hill or. A. Robinson 85 Lew 10�?75. Junior or. W. J. Avery 84 less 15�?69. Temple modal or. J. Humprey 103 less 18�?85. Wembley Park Clubbogey prize or. W. A. Poppet 12. Three Down. Woodcote Park or. E. Warren Williams 100 Leas 12�?88. Jl.,.- A a = Hockst cheer and Comfort for men at the War. A a Aie you doing your duty a is the question which Aeh Man eligible for service with the colours has been asked to put to himself. There Are Many thousands however who Are unable to enlist who have it in their Power to give valuable help to those who have responded to the Call and have gone to join the forces. Are they doing their duty they May by Means of Tae Standard scheme of cheer and Comfort for men at the War help in no mean degree to Lessen the hardships which these Brave sailers and soldiers must experience even in the most favourable conditions. The Cost of a gift Box is a trifling one to them but the receipt of the Box Means More than those at Home can in it Sibly imagine to the men who Are exerting themselves to the utmost even unto death in order that the British nation shall not fall under the Rule of the greatest possible tyranny that British Homes May remain free and that civilisation May be maintained. Below Are printed details of four boxes any one of which May be despatched to the front at a Cost of �1. The contents have been decided Ber 24. Royal naval Reserve. Sub lieutenant e. So a Hercl to the Victorr additional As a Ting lieutenant to Date noveme Ber ii l. 2 acting sub lieutenant a. Palliser to the j \ Jupiter to Date november 25. 0 probationary , enrol son i to tire magnificent d. Robinson to Tbs Talbot 1 i both to Date november 25. J. Ford to the 3 i Jupiter to Dat november 23. Act Iii sub lieutenant h. Robby no promo led 2 to sub lieutenant .r., with seniority of july 1. A a i the following probationary sub lieutenant have been confirmed As sub lieutenants .r. 0 i with seniority As follows a a. Rosseter March 12, f. Dowse w. Mcritchie both Janu Ary 1 r. Brown c. Tracey Lofti april 1 f. Mcrae Fyffe july 1 and w. Brain september 1, a. Eavrett Reed confined a sub lieutenant september 1, and appointed acting lieutenant to Date november 6. Royal naval Volunteer re Sikyr lieutenant g. Pierce to the president additional for Spek Ial service to Date november 25. . Murray a. Hird and l. Aah Croft m.b., All to hospita.1 ship Garth Oatle to Date december 3. Royal marines. Captain r. Scafe r.m.l.i., placed on retired list to Date october 21. The army Lieutcolonel g. Gillson r.f.a., for amp at attached 21st divisional artillery has been attached to Canadian contingent. Major h. A. Stenning from the territorial Force Reserve has been transferred to the 26th county of a Ndon cyclists Reserve Batu lion for duty and to command the depot. Major E. Lane and captains h. B. Shaw and v. Low r..c. Mohave been called for duty with re London general to spill and taken on strength Jondon District. Captain L. Lucena r.g.a., has Apdo it ment been posted to heavy Artiller Ita Elwich captains Gordon Goodhart a. D. Reid and r Probyn Williams. R..c. Toa been called a for duty with 2nd Loridon general Hospital and posted to London District Captain f. Rusby r.f.a., has been posted on appointment to 24th division a Are leery. Lieutenants b. L. Gilling g. L. Kirk tock and c. Bayford r.g.a., Bave been posted to heavy batteries Woolwich lieutenant w. B. Daniell f.a., has been posted on appointment to 18tb divisional lib a tenant h. J. Hewitt e p.a., from attack school of instruction. Shoeburyness has been posted to 82nd brigade of a. In Ute Nant k. J. S�t.Smith, apis it my it been posted to 24th divisional artillery. Chaplain8., a a. Rev. A s. Inch has been appointed officiating Clergyman to the presbyterian troops at due Barton. A a freemasonry. Masonic Roll of to Koch. Rke the Stechford Selling Handicap hurdle race of 100 bots Winner to be sold for 50 sons second to re Olive 5 Nova. Exiles. Two be st la 12 3 a 11 11 4 11 1 5 10 3 6 12 6 12 a 12 5 11 15 6 11 12 5 11 11 5 11 11 a 11 10 5 11 9 Fiey Falo or. C. Cock Bora of. Hunt Gallinant Qumi Gerard a Whitaker in latin or g. Butch to butchers Ricochet Imp. 3r&diord Pyuen the above have . Chatham ii. Or g. A Eozie Menzies Climax or. A Stratton exhilarated or. C. Tabor. Predominant or Scott Murry Wilt Gentilhomme or. L. Beauchamp a Hunt seafarer or. J. Kenworthy fashion or. D. Harrison Bright Park car l. Baui Pri a Tate Onze or. A. Carter Beary kenwat0 mrs. M Hatton. Thelma g Amulet or. H Brueton private Volire or. Spiro Scholfield common Sene or. E. Goby goby Loch Maree or. C. A. Brown. Little a to or. L Beauchamp a Hunt re or. W Becker it the 5 11 leaflet or. Berry 4 ii Botin nor. J. I Erl Gera Blackberry or. F. Mason Mason Glinka or r Thorburn private t he Laird or r. Byrne private _. Dorothy Martin or. Rhodes App 4 10 13 l roman or. T. Richardson or irate 4 10 13 Elkstone or. J. Quayle a a Quayle 6 10 n Suean Earl sir r. Jardine Withington 4 rain Oore or. J. Scott Scott 5 in maid or. Rhodes Yapp 3 10 Bolo or. J. Layup Wilson 4 10 be a Monde or. Ethelston Noewell 6 10 1.8dy Marcia or. S. Hames cheer 5 10 Chuck Berry or. R Appleby Leader Jun. A at Oxford on saturday in a hockey match this beat the st battalion Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light infantry by o goals to 1. The winning was a purely University combination Ali list the army team included some old Oxfordshire players in lieutenant Chown lieutenant g. P. Morris and Captain Wade Cery. The match provided some capital hockey. Before half time k. P. Oliphant Exeter the old half Blue scored for Isis. Subsequently the University team had matters very much its own Way. S. Sahay st. Johns scored twice 8. Horser Queens was responsible it a goal and Oliphant again found the net. Lieutenant a. E. Edwards scored for the army. On saturday Greville ladies beat let Hidon and Ortii Westem railway ladies by 3 goals to nil on the latter team s ground. It is i 0 x Aeu 111 i it a a ,11 masonic Roll of honour giving the Brethren who Nave Laid Down their lives m service of the country during the War. A. Tries Are to be asked to furnish grand to upon after mature deliberation and consultation with the necessary particulars. A amp Rihl with experts who from a wide experience Are in a most on this masonic roil Wil Xei a position to know what will be of the greatest service to and most appreciated by men thus engaged in Active service. As Christmas gifts they Are especially suitable but so that they May reach the men in time for the festive season we hich will not be a festival for Many this year orders for the despatch of the boxes should to Given without delay. A christ3ias card the boxes May be sent to any particular Sailor or Soldier or they May be despatched to any company Battery or Squadron As desired. Every Box will contain a card for its receipt to be acknowledged to the donor and these cards will doubtless be retained As interesting souvenirs of the greatest War in history. In addition every Box will include a specially designed eight Page pictorial Christmas car it i with an original copyright poem by miss Margaret Peterson. This card will Bear the name of tic donor. The following Are specimen boxes a Box to. 1. General lab. Chocolate. 1 tin of milkmaid 3 tins Coffee and milk or meat. 2 potted 1 tin Ivel con tablets. 1 brands essence billiards 5 11 a. 11 4 11 6 11 4 11 a 11 6 11 6 11 5 11 5 11 on saturday at the Burroughes and Watts Ball Soho Square Smith for the second time in the week beat Stevenson in the London billiard tournament. He gained a much easier Victory than before winning by 1659 Points. Smith had secured such a big Lead on the two previous Days that the result was a foregone conclusion. The final scores were a Smith receives 3004000 Stevenson 2341. 1 tin of a milkmaid Cocoa and milk. 1 Plum cake. La. Tin of butter Chicken i pipe. 1 packet toilet paper. 1 cloth bound work of fiction different in each Box. Bowling notes. 10 10 10 0 3 10 2.30 a the Burton Handicap hurdle sons. To brew Miles. Pull Stop L.R. cots try by Cochet tar. Bradford. The above a per Mac or. R. Illyirosey Tea or. J Erans. Hazl Twig Imp. B. Pair at Henry i. Thomson Lee on Park or. L. Winans Royial canal sir g. Bubo no a King of the Scarlet or. 1 Gre Antol or. 0. Hartley i. Duke of York or. I. Winans surge or. Letemon Gower. At rub or. Marsham town idea bit of Rye or. A Ethelton fickle Hope it or. G. Hyams tilshea4 or. R. Phillips second to receive 5 is st in Withington 4 11 1grundy 4 10 10 4 10 2 pull a Abe ived. 5 10 0 Jib it Der Jun. 5 12 1 hog 4 11 11 usher a n 10 my Nim 5 11 s 0�nnoq a 11 6 Sib tins 5 11 5 do it Yapp a 11 5 a 11 2 oui on 4 11 2 or irate 4 11 1 Gordon a 11 0 gof Twell 4 10 12. Hama 5 10 11harrison 6 10 9 1ford 5 10 9kelly a 10 9pritta 6 10 7 by w. A. 8ims. The annual meeting of Sydenham Wells Park Bowling club was held at Sydenham or. Baker presiding. The balance Sheet showed a comfortable working capital. Two Enty matches were won by the club during the season and thirteen lost. The prizes were presented during the evening As follows a championship a. Johnson 2, q. Burbridge. Handicap 1, c. Bowyer 2, h. Ellis 3, w. Sisley 4, e. A. Edney 5, w. Brice. Or. Ballard. The honorary Secretary was heartily thanked for his services. Sla Zengersr Lawn bowls absolutely Correct Bias. 100 cigarette. Lib. Tobacco. 1 packet Toracie powder. 1 tube Taa Eline. Box no. 2. For the wounded lib. Chocolate. 3 coloured handler in. Tobacco. Chiefe. 50 cigarettes. 1 pipe. 1 much or. 1 cloth bound work of 1 pair socks. Fiction different in 1 under Vest. Each Box. 1 pair pants. Box to. 3. For the Indian troops lib. Sugar Candy. 75 Cis irettes egyptian 1 Muffler. Blend. 1 under Vest. 1 pair socks lab. Coconut Candy. 1 pair pants. 3 coloured handkerchiefs. Box no. 4. Warm comforts 1 pair gloves. 1 pair socks. 1 under Vest. 1 pair pants. 3 handkerchief9. 1 pair braces. 1 Woollen Scarf. 1 Balaklava Cap. 1 cloth bound work of fiction different in each Box. In cases where a gift is desired to be int to any particular individual the four wins Patica Lars should be Given a 1. Regimental a if 5. Battalion regiment possible. Or other unit2. Rank. Stafl appointment 3. Name. Or department. 4. Squadron Battery 6. British expedit or company. Tio Oary Force. Instructions incl dog remittance postal of Money order Bank note or Cheque for �1 for every parcel should be addressed to the Stan Dard manager 104, shoe Lane London . Ear Roberts who was senior grand g 185 5. A notifier name will to get or Nee Maurice Battenberg who was . Of the to Elve Broter Lodge no. 785, Southampton. Middlesex provincial grand chapter. The annual meeting of the provincial grand chapter of Middlesex was held at the �1�� Eastern hotel under the presidency of or. A. Burnett Brown. Prov.g.h., who was colonel A. Carpenter j and or. To. Gordon Langton 1 the following officers for the year were appoint. H., or. A. Burnett Brown i., a \ Lovander . Scribe a James Morley scribe n., or. V. J. Or. W. Walker registrar or. Prin. Soj., or. T. Deadman w. E. Stiffen Lind asst soj., or. E. 1 a Juaa c.i--., Hai. To Vivian b�nn�u3, . Lam Tor. Gilbert. Or. R. W. Forge honoured with the past rank of j., and g. Cook with the pm it re a a it it i Prin. Soj. The grand superintendent George Hamilton was unable to has lost two nephews at the War. His on has been wounded and his brother a Law Tny Duke of Buccleuch has also died. Borough of Greenwich Lodge. The installation meeting of the Greenwich Lodge no. 2332 was held at Borough Hall Royal Hill Greenwich when i. Charles a. Coleman was installed . M succession to or. Edward a. Was presented by the Lodge with a and Lewel. The following officers were also pointed and invested is or. Dodd j.w., or. Thomas c. Penniall or. Edward a. Higgs Secretary or Henry i. Defrates. . S.d., or. H j.d., or. Alfred Hennings d.c., or. John h. Eades . Organist or. Try i at a l.r.. I.g., or. Frederick stewards messes. William w. J. E. Lacey Thomas a. Corded Francis. E. J. Walker Cordero t. A. Bad and h. A. Shaw Tyler or masonic mourning was worn for or. A Huskinson who was lost with his majesty s snip Cressy and there was no music alter w banquet. The visitors included to. Alexander . Mailing Abbey 1063 and William f. Blay. . Lillingstone Lodge of Concord. The installation meeting of the Lodge of Oord no. 1135 was held at the Temple Combe when or. G. Brede was install a . In succession to or. W. J. Taviss e. V. Taml3. Tary or. Henry Matey ., s.d., or. C. Squire j.d., or. W. J. Norman. D.c., or. J. P. Huxtable f.p.g.b. Al motor or. R. M. Rowe . It. To. I organist. Or. F. Beer stewards . Rcd and Armstrong Tyler or. J. Lil. Butth

Want a high-quality poster of this page? Add to Cart

Search All Newspapers in London, Middlesex

Advanced Search

Search the London Standard Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Start for Free

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The London Standard?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Advanced Search