Great Schools in Sport : No. 81. Campbell College, Belfast. 1938.

For Sale are Two Pages removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, February 4th 1938,"showing an Article with the Following 6 Photographs for "Great Schools in Sport :  No. 81.  Campbell College, Belfast."
Written by E. W. Swanton.

   1- Campbell College From The Air :  The College. opened in 1894, was founded with the object of providing Ireland with a Public School run on the same lines as the Public Schools of England and Scotland.

   2- The Swimming - Bath :  In 1929 the Old Boys pressented the School with a fine open-air bath of 40 by 15 yards dimension.  Swimming figures largely in summer term activities.

   3- The Memorial Pavilion to W. F. Browne, one of the greatest Rugby footballers Campbell has produced.

   4- The Late "Horsey" Brownie :  W. F. Browne was one of the finest of all Irish forwards.  A personality who was known and admired wherever  Rugby Football is played.  A pavilion named after him stands in the Campbell College grounds in his memory.  (Portrait).

   5- Physical Training : A Sixth Form class in progress.

   6- Boxing :  Interest is kept up in boxing by house competitions for a challenge trophy,  and for some years an annual match has been contested with Portora.

Condition is Very Good.