... JEFF CHANDLER Jane Ruse,ll. Dan Duryea. Foxfire (A), Tech. PATRI CROFT MAJESTIC. C .5 40. No Down Payment (X), Adults only; Lure of the Swamp. L.S. 720 PALLADIUM. J McCrea The Tall Stranger; Fighting Trouble. L.S. 8 p.m. PENDLETON AMBASSADOR: .- io7e;t ...

... SARAH CHANDLER. Tlie girl Saiah Chandler was again brought t Spaldiag mig str,.tes yesterday, and P stealing a cloth jacket. She was eanter.-cea w> days' imprisonment smd four years' U in a reformatory. The leader ot the ('oinonbtration, Wollbrand, haa ...

... SIX FOR CHANDLER. • BRILLIANT forward work produces ten ...

... CHANDLER, THE HERO. let Chandler became the hero in his fiiue estimation at the finish by virtue a hat-trick. For this he owed a lot Adcock, who within the space of three minutes cut out two admirable openings which the centre-forward turned account. ...

... the co-operative policy more evidence than Derby’s, but even then they left .a little too much to Chandler when they were on business bent. Now Chandler did look the part of She real spearhead. have sometimes wandered why Leicester made such fetish of ...

... CHANDLER'S TREBLE. Locuhrad scored one of the other two goals, and Adcock the other, the last being largely due to some excellent preliminaiy work by Chandler. Handley was the scorer of the one goal that came to Tottenham, header from, him from centre ...

... CHANDLER SHINES. The Preston half-bache ■har«l the general improvement, and Chandler accomplished mn useful work. Crawford, however, was handicapped an injury received late in the first half. The backs did not Impress. Neither Hamilton nor Ward was sure ...

... CHANDLER’S DEBUT. Although they never lacked energy, Reading were unable to turn it to account. The forwards never seemed get hold of the play, and they were not quick enough to elude the keen attentions of Hamilton and Gibson. Goodwin and Hunter were ...

... the centre smartly. not often that Chandler can criticised, but failed to justice the work of the men on his wings. Admitting the excellence the ilia half-back division—and Talbot fairly held the Leicester centre—Chandler was faulty in his work in front ...

... CHANDLER MISSED. H;ne was chosen as leader for Leicester, but the experience of the team since Chandler was injured appears to show that until he gets back the scoring powers of the line is rather litnited. Adcock was as good as anyone the Leicester line ...

... CHANDLER’S MISS. For close cn half an hour—in the periods preceding and following the interval— Portsmouth seldom crossed the dividing line, yet they had tho situation weft In hand. Leicester's inside forwards made the mistake of holding on the ball too ...

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