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... Smith, Wells, Boughton, Kemp, Carr, Langham, Glasgow, Wilkinson, Stroud, Prentice, Glover, Mason, Taylor, Wright, J. Cox, Cliff, Watson, Hames, Sharpe, Stanhope, Neale, Firn, and Chamberlain. The Clerk having read the minutes of the last meeting, reported ...
... n (vice-chairmen) Sharpe Taylor Hall Carr Finn tou Laug-ham S Harding Kemp Pipes Neale Stretton Stroud Stanhope Glover Cliff Watson Wilkinson Wells minutes of the last read and confirmed the : balance £6739 9c Bd in No 1 district £76 61 731 Expenditure ...
... took eight wickets for 24 runs, six clean bowled. Scawby. Frodingham. A. S. Johnson, b Watson. Davidson, c and b A. S. Cliff, Watson 17 Johnson 14 C. Johnson, b Watson Dallingwater, b A. S. R. Gurnell. b Watson 0 Johnson Briggs, b Watson Heslop, |c Cliff ...
... Heslop, Maw Little, Watson 33 Duxfield, b Maw Borton, Spavin » Campion, b Spavin -. 0 Bown. c Heslop, Cllf 88 Widdowson, Cliff, Watson - Ravan, Maw Isaacson, run out Marple, not out.., 8 .Jtt Total FRODINGHAM Monday. Score Frodinghav. Heaeltine ...
... Monkhouse, and aling a bicycle, Taylor, H. Chambers Andrews, Priestlev. Rat- the property of James Scott, at Mas, Barkwics cliffe. Watson, Tau T Chambers, Russell, on Sov. 3rd.—Ask¢d w plead, the prisoner said, | Ng and Simpson. Hawcack reserve. “J don’t like ...
... the regular team) forced a I—l E r ' W, is mat to It is pleasing to b.• stile to say, however, that the young ark player, Cliff Watson, played a very ICIZIOP for the Blues, who took the lead Hackett, just alter the interval. atirebrook equalised close on ...
... minus I Straw and Cungrieve, who had not recovered sufficiently from their injuries received in the game against Mansfield. Cliff Watson, of the defunct Newark United, made a creditable debut with the Club at half, and Hackett scored Newark's goal. :o : Shirebrook ...
... shuts that beat hint, uhile SlTaa and lloyland uere very .afe. The halves did well, and no fault could have been found uith Cliff Watson. The forWarcht ',hotted a better understanding and the inclusion of Hall in the vanguard a material source of -ticngth ...
... defeat. A better pair of than .Yaldren and Vretwell would be difficult to find in ba-al football on Saturday'n form, and Cliff Watson fl;led Hopewell . % place admirably. It was no disgiace to Newark in being beaten by such a sound team, and if the wind ...
... thpelayhodomesiverrary. . AM. 194,1 Wow large hard . Mixture ,- tempt form In tlie title]. football OD flatiuday•li form, and Cliff Watson and Hutchimain mud Whitaker Ai, if you eau% flilel Hopewell.% place admirable. It was no well for the visitors, tlw former ...
... round of the English Cup. The visitors included three former Newark players. Flower , . centre, Hackett. right wing, and Cliff Watson, right-half. In the first half • gale was blowing and Grantham had the advantage, while, just before the interval, the ...
... stamp l'nem- ,a±derdoraesfitfthh).thse game ending in an easy victory ployment Insurance cardscame before the Newark .-I Cliff Watson, right-half. In the first half Borough Bench on Thursday. The magistrates PINCH . :, gale was blowing and Grantham had ...