MICHAELMAS, IQW. 19
CLIFFOKD BROWNE (1908), trumpeter to 300 metres, Exeter (Eng.), 3.50 1-5 the Melbourne ('avalry, has had a good (world's record). time with the contingent of cadets now 100 metres International champion returning to Australia. He writes: — ship, Paris 70 fsec. " We have had a yvonderf ul six weeks in 500 metres championship France, 7.18. England. Tho only regret is that our 500 metres International ohampion- time was not longer. Last Thursday we shio, Stockholm, 7.6 1-5 (world's record). spent at Windsor Castle. On Friday and 100 metres International championship, Saturday the B.S.A. drove us in cars Stockholm, 24.36 (Swedish reeord). through Birmingham and Stratford-on- One mile International championship, Avon. We have just come back from a Stockholm, 24.36 (Swedish record). few days in Edinburgh. The King re .50 metres Finland championship, quested to see us, and we paraded ac 31 2-6 (Finnish record). ilarlborougb Hou.se this morning, where 100 metres Finland championship, he iuspect<'d us. To-morrow we catch ()7 3-5 (Finnish record). the train for Liverpool and the boat to 500 metres Finland championship, ().57 Quebec. Our route through America is (world's record). Quebec, Montreal, New York, Washing 300 yfls. Scottish championship, ton, Buffalo, Toronto, and Vancouver. 3.32 4-5 (Scottish record). We have three weeks in ^i-hich to do it. .500 yds. English championship, 1 have seen Beaurepaire several times." 6.21 2-5. Browne is now in the mid-Pacific Ocean 400 metres, Bradford (Eng.), 5.26 2-5 en route to Australia. (world's record). In a photograph of the Queensland 220 yds. Phiglish championship, 3.10. Interstate Football Team, -vybich played FRANK R. KERR (1905), of Queen's in Sydney last August, we see the College, is doing his third year Medicine. familiar faces of JIMMY PROUT (1901) and He is a good all-roimd athlete. At ERIC SCOTT (1905). Wesley be was t^aptain of the Cricket in 1907, and in tbe football team was FRANK BEAUREPAIRE (1909) continues probably the best ruck man in the Pub his unbroken career of successes. The lic .Schools. He A\on the mile in the folloi\-ing is a list of tbe important wins combined School .Sports in record time. and records cabled to Beaurepaire's cre He got his triple blue at the Univei-sity dit in his present tour. He has probably for football, cricket, and running. He won other events not cabled out; —> is Captain of Queen's College cricket team. This season he has won the five 400 metres Berlin championship. mile and the seven mile cros.s-couiitry 400 metres 5.23 (Berlin, Ger. record). championships, and a fortnight ago at 100 metres championship (Berlin, Gcr. Caulfield, though in ill-health, he led record). almost throughout the course, but was 100 metres (Saxony record). beaten on the post for the ten-mile 200 metres (Saxony record). race. 300 metres (Saxony record). L. A. PATTI.NSON (1907), of Jesus Col One mile championship England, lege, Cambridge, is doing bis second year 24.39 2-5. Arts in the Historical School. He is a member of the Jesus Eight. In a recent 440 yds. saltwater championship Eng letter to the Head Master he wnt(>s: — land, 5.38 3-6. " We got into the final of the Grand Half-mile championship England, Challenge at Henley with considerable 11.39 4-5. luck, as we drey\- two crews y\-e could 1000 yds. at England, 13.18 (English beat, and had the best station in both record). the preliminary heat v. 'Thames,' and in 100 yds. championship England, the semi-final v. ' London.' Our crew was largely spoilt by losing seven, who 59 4-5. was one of our best men. We did badly 200 metres, Exeter (Eng.). 2.30 (worid s record).