The Men's Amateur Squash Championship. 1934.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, December 14th, 1934," showing the Following 5 Photographs from "The Men's Amateur Squash Championship." 

                                        Some Competitors at the Bath Club.

   a- Winning - And Losing Smiles :  J. H. L. Fletcher and his victim, Captain. G. A. B. Gibbs,  Capt. Gibbs does not seem unduly depressed by his defeat, 9-0, 9-3, 6-9, 9-3.

   b- A Let :  D. O. Wilson in play against J. H. Stothert, whom he beat after a titanic struggle 8-10,  9-6,  3-9,  9-6,  9-5.  From the positions in this picture it looks as though a "let" was inevitable.

   c- The Umpires :  Mr. S. Vernon Harcourt,  Col. W. F. Bassett and Mr. Charles Arnold.  Col. Bassett is an erstwhile winner of this competition.  Charles Arnold is the Bath Club's professional.

   d- Search for a New Champion :  G. R. H. Nugent, and an early round opponent, F. D. M. Flowerdew.  F. D. Amr. Bey, perhaps the greatest squash player of all time, is not defending his title.

   e- A Come-back at 38 :  Capt. V. A. Cazalet, M.P. in play against P. W. Johnson in the first round.  Capt. Cazalet has been making a determined effort to regain the amateur championship which he lost in 1930, and dropped only three aces in this round.

Condition is Very Good.