... ;ssant. ■ iTIONS! i, January 5,1907. so keenly, .nocks serenely. rhline BOTiQf, «9 lotld*. \l>ant skipper, •• ripper. and soul »/oal. uttions; and moscU tawle. ...

... Real History Jack the Ripper Murders, and new light on the motives that inspired him. The writer of this thrilling nnrratire claims to give » correct version of the circumstances under which thoae awful tragcdita, known the Ripper Crimea were perpetrated ...

... sward, on Kaxjx or ou Waku, tiinng ■' bloomin’ *igh and ’«rd,’ Olos’ter skipper, panther crouch inspirwi the bard)— A.u’i ripper”? V. welcome all heartily. V, :u little Quairs “W. O. . fli:; t. and the great “C. B.— llach batsman—bowler; e'en I’m glad ...

... RHVMES ABOUT FOOTBALLERS. Fo 4.-R CROMPTON’ BLACKBURN’ BOTRIS . Ain’t a ripper?— A. The Rovers* skipper— • f With bis style so strong and **brainy”; One watches his ways With admiring gaze, Whether the day be bright or rainy. Xot beloved, I wot. Of the ...

... half played a go-ahead, restless game, which had toe home defence Queer Street most of the time. Grieves' equalising goal was ripper. Then Walker, the ex-Ranger. scored from a penalty, and Dart got a third. THE UNFORTUNATE HIBERNIANS. The Hibernians are still ...

... John'tooe. the Third Lwnsrk o««de foSSird. the gentleman who decidedthe (ate his team aud the - had trio goals to hunx'lf. SJTZ ripper. His was one the lew head, which conceited the proper game play with a slippery hall on spongy turf It was only the last hte ...

... have him in better shooting form than he happened to be against ** Hibit on Saturday. one occasion iu the first half sent »u ripper which struck post—il was the best shot of the day. in fact—but in th*- second half he threw away a glorious opening. says ...

... re-starting from centre, Dewhurst hurried it down the left, and'dodging the half-backs, gave M'Holden the go-by, and sent In a ripper which took effect. Wilson, the Lever goalkeeper, now retired, complaining that he was hurt. North End still continued to ...

... the Football League teemed to charm attention. But I quite agree with correspondent in stating that the first match was a ripper. He evidently saw the English Cup final the same ground, for states most emphatically that it beat that. not disposed to ...

... WEAK SHOOTING. :ripper Saved Southend From Defeat. stheaU 0 Southend I; nited . .0' a T New C ; 011 Southend were able, chiefly II owing to the poorness of the home forwards and the brilliance of Capper. their goalkeeper. t^ snare the points. e4eldoes ...

... Surrey. He did not on until first change at 59. and when Abel and looked like making stand. The first ball he sent down** a ripper just removed one of Abel’s bails. first did not prove particularly deadly, though dismissed Hayes 59 and Brockwell at 81, ...

... said that they were smarter flbeir open-field play, little Leonie was their most tricky and useful forward, and bis coal was ripper, besides which was responsible for another Findlay and Galbraith were an able pair of Motherwell forwards, sad Neil was a ...