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Royal Military Academy: The following is the list of medalists and prize-winners: July: … 3rd Class … (includes) … Cpl. J. R. Pinsent – Prize for Signaling …
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Royal Military Academy, Woolwich: Passing-Out Lists: The following gentlemen cadets in order of merit qualified for commissions in the Royal Eng., and Royal Art., at the examination held in July … … Third Class: Recommended for commissions in the Royal Eng. … Martel, G. Le Q., 16,897; Roberts, J. R., 16897; Pinsent, J. R., 16,555; Turner, R. A., 16,406 … (continues) …
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Military News: Corps of Royal Engineers: Percival Ashworth to lieutenant colonel, vice Brevet-Colonel Leigh, retired: Gentleman Cadet Arthur Edward, from the Royal Military College, Kingston, Canada, to be second lieutenant. The under-mentioned gentlemen cadets, from Royal Military Academy, second lieutenants — Charles Lionel Theodore Matheson, John Walter Julian Raikes, Percy Kenneth Boulnois, Hugh Henry Eyre Gosset, Arthur Butler Clough, Frederick Gordon Hyland, Marshall William Traherne Webb, Edwin Logie Morris, Robert Edward Dewing, William Meade Fowle, David Alexander Hutchison, Henry Marshal Fordham, Francis Elliot Buller, Giffard le Quesne Martel, James Ronald Roberts, John Ryland Pinsent.
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War Office, Whitehall, Aug. 24, Regular Forces Commands and Staff: … Corps of Royal Engineers: … the undermentioned Gent. Cadets from the R. M. Academy to be Sec. Lieuts: … list includes … J. R. Pinsent (Aug. 6).
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From the London Gazette: … … War Office, Whitehall, Aug. 24. Regular Forces Commands and Staff … … Corps of Royal Engineers: (appointments) … Cadets, from the Royal Military Academy, to be Sec. Lieuts.: … (includes) … John R. Pinsent … …
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Royal Military Academy, Woolwich: Passing Out Lists: The following gentlemen cadets in order of merit qualified for commissions in the Royal Engineers and Royal Artillery at the examination held in July: … Third Class: Recommended for Commission on the Royal Engineers: … (list includes) … Pinsent, J. R. 16,565 marks …
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Sandhurst v. Woolwich: Played at Sandhurst on June 11 and 12 and won by Sandhurst by an innings and 104 runs: Score and Analysis: Sandhurst: First Innings: 313 (all out), including C.A. Cuningham c. Leventhorpe b. Pinsent, 35: … Woolwich: First Innings: 105 (all out) (includes J. R. Pinsent c. Sutherland b. Dickinson, 3) … Second Innings: 104 (all out) (includes J. R. Pinsent b. Dickinson, 1). Bowling: Pinsent 15 overs, 0 maidens, 61 run 1 wicket:
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Cricket: Royal Military College v. Royal Military Academy: Played at the R.M. College on June 11 and 12: Score: Royal Military College: 313 … includes … C. A. Cuningham c. Leventhorpe b. Pinsent 35 … R.M. Academy: 1st innings 105 … (includes J. R. Pinsent c. Sutherland b. Dickinson 8); R.M. Academy 2nd Innings 104 … (includes … J. R. Pinsent, b. Dickinson 1) …
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Sandhurst v. Woolwich: Inter-collegiate Cricket Match: Decisive Sandhurst Victory … Sandhurst: Total 313; Woolwich 1st Innings 105 (includes J. R. Pinsent c. Sutherland b. Dickinson 3), Woolwich 2nd Innings Total 104 (includes J. R. Pinsent, b. Dickinson, 1) … Bowling includes … Pinsent, 15 overs, 0 maidens, 61 runs for 1 wicket.
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Military Academy Sports: Excellent Form at Woolwich: Some excellent form was seen at the annual athletic sports held at the Royal Military Academy on Friday and this fact compensated for the discomforts of having to witness it under decidedly unpleasant climatic circumstances. There was good attendance and the selections by the band of the Royal Engineers were much enjoyed … … 450 Yards Relay Race: R.K. Cotter, K. P. Atkinson and J. R. Pinsent 1, J. N. Thomson, H. O. C. Anne and R. E. Dowing, 2: J. A. A. Tillard, C. W. R. Tuke and J. N. Fletcher, 3: A very good race. Won by a yard; 5 yards between second and third. Time 53 secs.
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