The Encyclopaedia of Sport and Games

Every sport and game of the Edwardian world in four volumes — from angling and ballooning to yachting — written by the people who did them, Theodore Roosevelt on big game among them.

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Gifford's – Gaikwar's Cup

Gifford's

Lady.

Glaisdale.

Hadlow.

Hailsham.

Haldon.

Hallam and Eccleshall.

Hambleden Vale.

Craven's, Evelyn Hawkins's, Mr. H.

Countess of.

VOL. III Henham.

Gabel

A deeply cut notch in a ridge.

Gendarme

A tower of rock on a ridge.

Gîte. A shelter, hence a halt and rest for the night.

Glazing-ice

The film of ice on glazed rocks.

Glissade

The action of slipping or gliding down a steep incline; if made on the feet, it is a standing glissade; if on the back, a sitting glissade.

Grat

A ridge.

Gully

A narrow and deep ravine.

Hand-hold.- Projections or crevices in the rock, by which the hand can support the body.

Galley

A boat on a warship appropriated to the captain's use.

Gig

A pair-oared boat with a seat for a cox.

Gunwale

The top edge of the sides of a boat.

Gold Prize

Since that time he has held almost a monopoly of the prize.

The following is a list of the holders of the Gold and Silver Prizes from 1867 to the present time :- GOLD.

Mr. J. M. Heathcote Ditto SIL VER.

Mr. Julian Marshall.

Mr. G. B. Crawley.

Gaikwar's Cup

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