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i u-mvrrvw*PEMBROKE'S CHAMPIONSHIP.Pembroke A. ami t\l\ Ladies bettl theirl*'0yd. championship am! a handicap at Toner (•round*. Nnv Brighton. After a fine rae© the holder. Mi** MrShcrry. retained her title; Mis* Edward* nml Miv* Bell uere second and third. The handicap resulted in a win for Miss I). Kdward*.Pembroke lu* the lines! Indies' club in l,ivcr|ionlt vet they have to go to New Brighton (through the courtesy of the N.C.r.) to run their race**, rind in ivmnion with the men have no place to train iiimI race in Liverpool.tiaek to bat ins follow-on rule wl It is so easy t Without doubt C giving tho whol field labour v t! Surrey with refi which things we a ml set in tha idrvrn and vieto shire's victory lt;i declared, and f were other featu Chapman is *ti {minilion of eaptni ••ffort—'nuay frr fool lull.BASEDAlSt. school* School, pious), ground Will IvCmeat.Edward's (trphaimgr (I linens hi rechampions) meet Stourton Council Leeds (Yorkshire school* chain-on Siftinlny. nt (•andnn (insworks 3.30 p.m. The Orphanage band in attendance if free from engage-Adults 6d, children 2d*An attractive to hr played at | bet urea North-V 3.IS p.m. I.ast • jdaee brlwern t i most exciting, lt;! final, on the Pol I Holiday, wtcn
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Liverpool Echo

Liverpool, Middlesex, GB

Wed, May 30, 1928

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