The Archive · 1938

Chasing at Kempton

Macaulay (D. Buchers up) nearest camera, taking the final fence with Airgead Sios (T. McNeil up), the latter being the winner in the King George V "Chase at Kempton recently.

Here the Russian made a three-point spurt but the "Y" immediately woke to life, netting five markers in a row to lead for the first time by 13-11, With two more points needed to win the game, the team suddenly collapsed. Mei, one of the best players, blundered badly on his serve and the tide of battle swung back in favour of the Russians who countered

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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