... looked S .= it 4 T o N e af M. J. Mowat, who for several seasons has been the popular .knpv:r of the Sheffield H.C, is to be married on Wednesday next, and the good wishes of all hockey Pl-yon in the district go out to “one of the best.” A SERIOUS DRAWBACK ...

... backs are “drawbacks,”” and interfere with a goalkeeper, and he can do no more than his backs let him—{:;n as at times no married man can do more than his wifg will allow him—so that. he is made the victim ol circumstance and sacrificed to the sins of ...

... wing was s:dly neglected, they seldom Icceiving the bali in the first half. Both High Green o 8 came from thus wing. ‘ Mr. W. Marris, of \Tuhlryn‘ndn who offvisted as referce in the above mateh, gave salisfaction to both teams. In fact the ofieials of the ...

... Mc-;:'l | WHAT A REFEREE DID. winess. | North Eud as any perfor 10 suggest oasily e field, aud 3 ity of decisions on bi, 2 married man e what is £4 a week r ¥ % wood ud. Ido not say tha »of Preston T T reterees souraging young and 3 ' Referees have ol ...

... able to make response. 6nl(v three players were responsible for the scoring of the goals, Milne gestiog four, and Mellor sud Marris threo each. ...

... in South Africs, commanding the st Brigade of the Imperial Yeomanry and afterwards as Inspoctor-General of that force. He married in 1877 s dsughter of the Ist Duke of Westminster. ...

... who is doing s 0 well for Carlisle United at halfback in the Lancashire Combination First Division matches this season was married vesterday at his netize vlace of Harlford, in Ayrshire, [ Interesting. ? W ~ ALY 1 l’ > N 7 i ! { T Voolwich Arsenal, is one ...

... This afternoon, at Bt. Martin's Church, Trafalgar Square, London, Mr. T. Cannon, jun., the trainer, of Compion Newbury, was married 1o Miss Urabtree, daughter of the late Mr. Crat ree, of Lovens. hulme, Manohewer. The bride was attended by three bridesmaids ...

... they are really onl§y oue point worse off than Sheflield Wrdm-dn&: A. KINGS(OTT. ! ’- INTERESTING EVENT. Mr. T. W. Sykes was married at Wigan duri last month of 1907 to a Miss Martha Wm‘:‘ Wigan, Mr. Svkes is a popular member of the Sheffield Central Cyeling ...

... hardly acted famriy m ::h.'Mnam-mme |and then two seasons later lesving: ;il-zuaforlhnwrh-m f!thblloon‘ goal, Horaooyßlew rand Marris) | “in » |of Derby County, st back, with » tip-top Irali-back | '.?ino. and foow’rwudl o‘hfifi‘m‘d%h | dith, Lot Jones, Duvies ...

... running him to an inch. Similarly there was a nipple of leughter iu the room at lust Wednaday's moetiug as Leeds wheu Mr. Marry Sicel told his hearers that the l:n z:’lufl- was admost in the country. You seo question: bubbling up, though none were acked ...

... GRIMSBY MOTHER SENTENCED, IXFANT DEAD AND OTHER CHILDREN NEGLECTED, A married woman named Elizmbath A, Bastens was charged at Orimsby sesterdsy with neglecting ber four chikdren. The N.S.P.C-C. were the prosecators, and Mr. E B. Chapman, who appeared ...