... and shades, In Melton, Beeves, and Nap Clothe. Newest styles, and well mode. Bee amt. Poorissu, Aournurr.—While Master Cliffs Watson, ice of Mr. W. Watson, of Ross, was playing at football In Ross, Saturday last, he slipped, ens, felling on his right urn ...

... teacher : Speed race for b .ys taught this year.—l, F. b. Knapp ; 2, Kenneth Wat-00. Diving Competition. 1, K M. Knapp; 2, Cliff Watson, Costume Race.—Xu this event, the boys swam across the river with their clothes on. —1, Cliff Wateou; 2, A. ; 3, S. Surr ...

... Barnes C. L. Breedon Ibw b Mortimer 27; T. Hedges Watson N. D. Best b Watson 1: C. P. Ellerker b Watson ft; L. Gittings Cliffe Watson 2ft; N. T. Williams c Barnes Watson 2: Hyde not out 1C; Barberry Watson 2; extras 2; total 112. Coleshlll H K. Potter Elterker ...

... the drive also added oonsiderably to the pleasure of the evening, and it was carried out under the able direction of Mr, Cliff Watson and lir. T. Sainsbury we M.o.'s, Masan. Water and Hardings providing the dame mode. Much regret was expressed at She absence ...

... at Hearsali Comma's—Northfield Rovers: L Davey; T. Brown, G. Joss; P. Marshall, S. Jika, De Rocha; G. Turner, A. Barlow, Cliff Watson, A. Want, R. Heaton. Re. nerve; Douglass. ...

... prompt. Northfield Rocrs v. Highbury Athletic, at Radford.—Nenbeeld Rovers: L. Davey; lllctelier. Townsend: Turner, Cliff Watson (rapt.), De Roche: Ther.-4son, Jones, Giles, Want and Heaton. Row rues: Bert Pletcher and Douglass. ...

... Penalt. Fawley: Miss West. Newent; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bellamy, Benhill: Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Llewellyn, him., Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Watson, and Miss Watson, Ross: Miss Nora Ford, Hereford; Mr. and Mrs. Flower, Aconhury; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gammond, Rurihell; Mr ...

... the goalkeeper Almost the start the Colts short Packwood received leg put him of action although pluckily kept the field Cliff Watson were tlie outstanding players the rest moderate in comparison with usual form -IN-ARDEN SALE THURSDAY 10th 1927 Mr Whittindaib ...

... mentioned the great League captains' match, in p lich captains of teams from the North, .Midlands and South are to compete. Cliff Watson. of Salford, is to represent the North; Wally Lloyd. of Perry Barr.' the Midlands, and Tiger Stevenson, of West Ham, the ...

... LEAGUE CAPTAINS' RACE NORTH MIDLAND SOUTH CLIFF WATSON WALLY LLOYD TIGER STEVENSON (Salford). (Perry Barr). (West Ham). PRICES s-Is. 2d, is. iod., CHILDREN 6d. CAR PARK. ...

... Walter Creepier (Newcastle), North, 2; tlus Kuhn (Stamford Bridge), South, 1. Won by three lengths. Speed. 41.21 Hest . 2.—Cliff Watson (Salford). North. 1; Wal Phillip.; (Stamford Bridge). South, byLee Bolton (Liverpool), North, 3. Won inches. Speed, 41 ...

... scratch men in a handicap race, stars all of them. They were: Sid Jackson, Squib Burton, Max Grosskreutz, Norman Parker, Cliff Watson, Frank Charles, Fred Wilkinson, Ray Tauber, Tom Farndon, Dicky', Case, Bill Dallison, and Bunny Wilcox, but so well did ...