Related article: Mackey, Cheap Naproxen F. Freake and W. J. Drybrough, the result of the final also remained in doubt Naproxen Buy till the last moment : and, as in the final of the Rugby Open Tournament, was won by Mr. Buckmaster's scoring just before the bell rang. Mr. Buckmaster's concluding success last season was at Stan- sted, where a Tournament was Purchase Naproxen Online organised on the American sys- tem ; four teams entered, and each goal scored counted one point, Buy Cheap Naproxen each game won counted three, and a draw one point and a half. * Mr. Buckmaster's team, Messrs. Ormond Blyth (No. i), G. B. Game (No. 2), and George Game (back) won by two points and a half after a close final with Messrs. Gerald Gold, P. BuUi- vant, A. Lobb and R. Blyth. On June 28th last, at Hurling- ham, the Old Cantabs, Order Naproxen Online Mr. Buck- master, Messrs. Walter and Lau- rence, Mr. McCreery and Mr. F. M. Freake, Buy Naproxen Online won the Champion Cup, beating in the final by three goals to one, the Hurlingham team, Mr. Johnstone, Captain the Hon. J. Beresford, Mr. Foxhall Keene, and Mr. John Watson. The same team, after an exciting contest in the semi-final against Ranelagh on July 1 Buy Naproxen 2th, won the Open Chal- lenge Cup at Ranelagh on July 14th, when the opposing side of Freebooters, (Captain the Hon. Reginald Ward, Mr. A. Raw- linson, Captain D. St. G. Daly, and Major Reginald Hoare) were beaten by eight goals to one. It is worthy of note that Mr. Buckmaster considers the best matches he has played in, two in which his side was beaten. One was the final for the Open Cup at Hurlingham in 1897, when the famous Rugby t^am, consisting of Mr. G. A. Miller, Captain Ren- ton, Mr. E. D. Miller, and the late Mr. W. Drybrough, won the Tournament for the first time, beating Messrs. A. Rawlinson, Gerald Hardy, John Watson and himself, by two goals to love. That was really a great game. The one he couples with it in memory is the final for the Hunt Cup at Ranelagh in 1898, when the Warwickshire, Messrs. W. J. Mackey, F. Freake, F. Har- greaves, and W. Drybrough, beat Messrs. H. Cumberland Bentley, Captain Renton, F. Drage, and himself. The Hurlingham game is memorable for Mr. John Wat- son's play on that occasion; it was, says Mr. Buckmaster, who has played No. 3 to most backs in England, the finest game at back he has ever seen. Like every other player, Mr. Buckmaster is a great admirer of the Master of the Meath on the polo-ground. 82 BAILY S MAGAZINE. [August He Order Naproxen would rather play No. 3 to Mr. Watson's back than to any other in the kingdom. Mr. Wat- son is not a strong hitter, rather the contrary ; but his generalship and tactics are unequalled. Many young players who have come to the front in recent years owe much to Mr. John Watson*s tui- tion and example. 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He is as Generic Naproxen good over a country as he is on the polo ground, and has twice won the Essex Hunt Cup, namely, in 1894 ^°^ ^^97 » ^^ Success. Though a member of the Stock Exchange, he contrives to find time for polo in summer and hunting in winter. For the last few seasons he has Where To Buy Naproxen leased a hunting box in the Pytchley country, where he keeps his horses. In June, 1896, he mar- ried Miss Ida Blyth, daughter of Mr. Henry A. Blyth, of 45, Portland Place, who shares his love of hunting, and is known as a good and keen rider to Naproxen Online hounds. Buy Naproxen 500 Mg The Salmon Question. A Royal Commission appointed to inquire Purchase Naproxen into the causes affecting the yield of salmon fisheries in England, Wales and Scotland is now sitting, and hence it may be deemed an appropriate time to consider this most important and complicated question in all its aspects. 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