Reading Observer. July, 1914.

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Kuehns T Wddron, J HI"_ J BurhJlg
III tb.t the,. have
and lH l' Lindat'l! (l!JI:ip)
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North lOrlOTd It }jy~ns, J 8 lmplO'D. F Buckle
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and l" Rogera (skID)
Reading . peechly got to work, aDd led 4 1 at \he
IIlope or, ot beneath the hne of
fourth! eDd, but. at the fiftti end (b.ron) lai4 ..
.. tbe BerklhinI DowDa.
Ibree and drew level
&eadlnr then went ri,ht
C10&e1' attention to a ga.od map ..nIl Nneal
"w~. ADd alter leading 10-5 at. tho nmtb erid, and another preg'Jaab" lact
Botb GQrUll' aDd
17-9 &~ tb. flft.eentb oDd, they led 211.2 at t IM ford ap....ar Lo bd eooger<P'ln, .......... n\.a: for
t.'lnDtietb 6DQ
At thflo Jut oDd O%ford laid .. 6,.0,
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wbu:b oo nlicler.bly )'educed tbflolr mlDorlty
tbeao and other..road.:; a fact .. iUob l.6nda to
two pl-.o. bLVe for many eellturl~
B.B A PAlR8 OOllPETrrION
I. -~~'.lint by lor<l~ Iolor f7 1""001
ReadJDR J Webber a.Dd J i"OIter
yea" by brld«a ,From the
&ru~h Odord A J Hewe r and W J Clarke
18 "'"'~I"'(" of Berbh.ire to the ChilLems In 0:10\\
Ptayf?d on lhe OsrOl'd Clt,J (feeD, Reading led II' Dot .. (&r cry. aad on both theee u,landa
at tho:.econd end.5-0. but at. tbe lfoUrl,1i eDd. Oitord are. .:qtunt.t.Ua.ble MlCIent. roach; . tt.o.e ID Bor ka
hd tonrod .b~ • .eo~ 7-S
A t ~he tonLb eDd
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O:rrord l1ed 1;>10 hut Rewhni ~nrw I, .. et at. the DCMIQ f fa.·..
all rr
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elen~t.h eud, ~ gOing rl,bt away. ",90. hy .enD Orl
r& atftIt.eblDg out. throu,b Hercl& to Eaat
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Maldellbe.ad De!Jboroogb D lDgamel. aDd J
The Cl'QNlDK of a flYer m the day. when aU men
G Gnenoll
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Banbuf'Y G W Nuby aDd W TbomplOll
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.Ba.nbury led at Lhe UI"tb eod 1-6, but after that C Ice 0 suc a. .......... Dg "II 0 more Import 111.1
they rmer Got a. look In t.be Maidenbef.9 Pall' win It 1& lDtere&tlng to note that the mol'& Import&nt.
nlng W1tb ridioulous 6 ..e
GnOl'lOn a.nd Ing.mel. paU'K_ ..ere made at
where. OPPOllte btlla
now meet. Webber ~ Foster m he dn'llonal final IeDt aputI towards the .tr~m. or where the charI
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a.et.er of t.he tlCnl was luch ae Hndered
1 BAY1.~ CUP COMPETITION
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Wlien we ooDSlder that our mOlt.
The lollo .."n, makb. hue ~n pl~red dunDI( take the highest laOO avaiIabl& wo
tbe 'WoU 10 lhG fir,t round of the ~rbb.ire County lb'"
1 th Tb
Bo,-; Img ~-I&OaJ&tIon. 'JIngle handed cbamplonshlp
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D In~an)ela (Desborough)
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from _dior t.i.mM th&l1 that at. 'V~.lUo." o"~.
4 Btnb'::l1 (BnckneU)
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tbtf, the lltlvual ferne. which
Played on the Rudmg green on Mouday
The po,LIItI m&.rk 'C~ap wb.eb.
r.&me on ll went. 14 eDdi. lDpmela ICCX'mr bftYily e9nakiera.bly ~ter tba.a the h,o
and "Iflnolnlf W1tb ease
da.te from ~,.. .. ben f men had Ieamed
P W Wbee.ler (ButtQn'.)
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M Walton (Maidenhead Thi~et)
& .truJD . upon f.I au.rt&C6 matead of on ItA
The Palmer Pari;; green W&I ~be ftDUO
PoIJowUll up tb .. reuollUlJ we m~y aRaIn WIth
ecoount.cr au 'lhursday eveDlllt 1 Walton
aim. -oeriaJlI;t.,.- regard the I fediu ne&.r Spnng
t he 15th end ~12, out. 'WhMller~ ,,:.:;!gulU;:::'~~: Farm. juat 1I6rlh of . elM!""'1 and that. at Ld.t)o
the ned four enda l _,ot In front.,
Stote aa ~Y1l ~near eut:& from the hili, r.nd plain, [
ELIDed a narrow vletOry ..t the 24th
qt Berbbtre to tbe rreat. malO ll1gbwa... (ld:meld
J C Plt.iJer (Aaoo lJ
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flay) ",hAdS ~.. vened the Chilkrn . DIU.
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At. the fifth c Dd: AtLenbrow led 41. and he eon.
Op.e of tb~ moCt mten:st.ing of -the&e II mort
tinued t.o lead up Jo the 24th. end . when the 1M)C)f'6
is tb'tt ......l&ieh TUUS rrom Little Stoke forty
In bl* r.Â¥Our read '17 15
,The A.ecot,~tatlye w6!t to Wantllge~ na. ~. l .'-.U!.n Tn·told. Astop
~~~ :~U~ :6t'if~andof 3'. and ue won hy (oar Upthol'Jl, Blewbury. Upton .fn'd 7w lnp
The
SetoDd ROund Draw
dilu,nce between Wan~e and t he rlfer at; tlie
'nIe draw for the .ecood rouodl ll ... follow. _
ff!1T1 na.iD:,ed u rOughly tlurteen IDlles, .na through
H A CannOD (Newbury) ,. J C Pltber tAieot.)
t.en of(1.hl!!Mt th& traelr. ~t.a II. a gruar footway
G lngamela (Delborougb) ,. P W. Wheeler .,'\oee ~pplent Tarle3 very lIltle from the nzled
(Sutton'A).
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'n." rootpa.t h I hue
'V J bAnderiqu (llaide.nhetA)1 T B V. Bun t",TCI~/' ao~ pUTp060 Ul a brief .ketch bere to
(Palmer lub)
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Lellnng Cbol.,. Stat.lOn b, the roam tint
Lqrntnr iq:nnecilately to t.he left, ... tcket " ..to IS
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B.B A. RijfK CIlAlIl1/0NSBIP
ThO Roathng Dowling Club i'nubed OJ:ford ou
llo~", when the played the No~ Oxford ".,; hea. ()~ 9'l6• • a map 01 BerbhU'e
Bowliia;- Club 10 tbe ErlA'liab Bo.11111 ..u.oclat.\OD
flU eompet.ttion
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