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R.M.C. MAGAZINE 51 R.M.C. XXII v. BORDON GARRISON. Played at Bordon on 3lst May, 1939. R.M.C. XXII won by 71. Score :— R.M.C. XXII, 190 for …

R.M.C. MAGAZINE & RECORD 65 The “A ” XV played 13 matches and won 9, scoring 221 points to 106 points. The game against the Honourable Artil …

ATHLETICS. IreC. A. Everitt putting the Weight (R.M.C. v. Milocarians). 2.~7E. J. C. Higgins finishing in 120 yds. Hurdles (Triangular Contes …

, -As‘ unwr» awn-aha. R.M.C. MAGAZINE With the exception of Major Sheppard, the writers tacitly assumed that the next war in Europe would se …

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68 R.M.C. MAGAZINE l’. N. DAVIS (Gillingham). —Rigl it of second— row forward. A very honest and hard— working forward, whose unostentatious …

4...... "a... 4o R.M.C. MAGAZINE start, and rowed extremely well, striking thirty—two all over the course. They were too fast for Reading, a …

R.M.C. MAGAZINE 6' RECORD 3: with me there. I hate living alone, especially in the hot weather when one has to be so much indoors.” _ “ That …

R.M.C. MAGAZINE ATHLETICS I "g F. BLOOD, Wellington and No. 4 Company, has been flfzfi appointed captain. As eight of last year’s team remain, …

R.M.C. MAGAZINE [We (the contributors) are proud to be able to present the first act 0/ a tragic military operetta in three acts, at present …

OCTUPLE BLOOD AND GLORY ” LLEGAL but praiseworthy.” What a statementl—but I hope you will agree I with me. I was travelling to the North of …

l :l - 76 R.M.C. MAGAZINE both hands. Early in the second round Grigg was groggy, but he fought back pluckily. In the final round Howse score …

58 R.M.C. MAGAZINE (Rugby), T. G. Hazel (Downside), and P. F. Cooke (Radley), forwards. Royal Military College, Sandbursl.—C. H. Lincoln (Be …

:5 R.M.C. MAGAZINE 63 2ND XI. The 2nd XI, ably captained by Wicks, had a fairly successful season, the results being as follows :— Goals ”M …

{fig (ARMOURED WING) 137 new hope and entirely misplaced energy, so that preliminary con- ferences were summoned at all levels, typewriters t …

l l ‘l R.M.C. MAGAZINE 6‘7 RECORD 35 ing and half shut. The town, even now, bears signs of its bombard- ments and occupation. Ruined houses …

5.x. A ‘ :fl W, R.M.C. MAGAZINE 73 SONG OF THE BOTTOM RIDE H/L‘N / go out on a horse 1: ‘ , To ta/ce my morning ride, ,3 ‘ The folh / discove …

8 R.M.C. MAGAZINE Rifles. At the hospital we hope to receive Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel \N. C. Hartgill, M.C., R.A.M.C., who has al …

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R.M.C. MAGAZINE 53 powerful strokes wing its way back to the rock, a large and struggling fish in its powerful beak. ' _ My companion informe …