Word: irelander
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Handball-because the proportions of the court make it impossible for more than 300 people to see a match-may never be a widely publicized game. This does not interfere with its prehistoric popularity. The modern forms of handball come from Ireland where a Tipperary handballer named William Baggs really showed the possibilities of the garrite 80 years ago by developing spins, curves and drop-shots...
...favor of Wales. A corps of ambulances attended to members of the crowd of 134,170 who fainted in the heat or were crushed swaying back & forth in community singing led by Sir Harry Lauder. In Dublin the same afternoon Scotland won the International Rugby championship by beating Ireland...
When Patrick met Countess Marie at his father's place in Ireland they were much taken with each other, became engaged under her mother's unsuspecting nose. When she went back to Kossovia, Patrick followed to clinch matters. Arrived in Novograd, he found Marie's return had been delayed; meantime he discovered old schoolmates there and began to enjoy Kossovian society. Beautiful Eurydice had begun to attract him even before his airplane crash; afterwards, he had no eyes for anyone else and could not remember ever having seen Marie before. But Eurydice, having more political fish...
...fence. He threw his reins to the man nearest him. dismounted, extricated the cow, discovered that the Prince was holding his horse. If Ambrose Clark was disgruntled at the performance of Chadd's Ford last week, he had himself to thank. He bought Kellsboro Jack in Ireland several years ago, gave him to Mrs. Clark last year because he was "unlucky...
Bradentown, Ireland-her steeplechasers...