Games and Pastimes. 1907.

For Sale are the following Four Articles called "Games and Pastimes," taken from "The Bystander, 1907."

       1- Games and Pastimes, April 3rd, 1907.
            a- Yachting Prospects : The Big Boats.
            b- The 52-Footers, etc.
            c- Public Schools' Gymnastics.
            d- Two Records and a Muddle.  (Varsity Sports).
            e- Powell's Record.  (Athletics).
             f- Well-Played Noel !  (Tennis).
            g- Ritchie's Revenge.  (Tennis).
            h- A Useful Reference Book.  (Records of Sport).

                                                Photographs.
            a- The 'Varsity Sports : The Quarter Mile.
            b- The Hurdle Race.
            c- The Tamesis Sailing Club Match at Teddington : Manoeuvring at the buoy before the start.
            d- The start for the Tamesis Sailing Club Match at Teddington.
            e- King Alfonso as a Golfer.

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         2- Games and Pastimes, May 29th, 1907.
             a- Lawn Tennis.
             b- Croquet.
                                                  Photographs.
             a- Albert Trott, who did a double "Hat-Trick" last week. (Cricket).
             b- Lawn Tennis at Surbiton : Mrs. Sterry beats Mrs. Chambers, the Lady Champion.

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          3- Games and Pastimes. June 12th, 1907.
              a- Lawn Tennis.

                                                 Photographs.
              a- The "Mays" at Cambridge : Corpus leading Trinity Hall. 
              b- Middlesex Lawn Tennis Championships : Miss M. E. Brown.
              c- A Remarkable Feat. Blythe the Kent Slow Bowler, achieved a remarkable performance against Northamptonshire, takeng all ten wickets for thirty runs. In the second innings he dismissed seven batsmen for eighteen runs. (Photo of Blythe by Fisk-Moore.)

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            4-  Games and Pastimes, June 26th, 1907.
                a- Lawn Tennis.
                b- Yachting.

                                                 Photographs.
                 a- Miss Willy Klima.  (Tennis)
                 b- A German Competitor at Wimbledon : O. Kreuzer, of Frankfurt-on-Main, one of the best players in Germany. (Tennis).
                 c- The Heligoland Cup Winner : Herr Huldschinsky's "Susanne" (Yachting).
                 d- Herr Watjen's yawl "Navahoe"  (Yachting).

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