... one of ptetic tendenoies-has signed on for three N.U. clubs, and only remains in Wales for fear of being penalised (like Dimmy Franks was) if he went North. Surely it is time the Welsh Union Executive did something to save players from themselves. It has ...

... first in the field wit-h anything that is worth knowing. Tommy Savage used to play wing threequarter to Driscoll. Dimmy Franks has also played with DriscoiL With exception, the Hull F.C. Directors relations with their players have boon adjured. I ...

... for a day two. Watty Davis, the Batley three-quarter, ha* not left iluli. a few with Tommy' ■ Savago, Driaccll, Dimmy Franks, Mother Foam lev. and Jim Tanner. All Welshmen and bosom friends. The following team has been solocted reiproeont Hull ...

... HULL FRUIT MERCHANTS' MATCH. DIMMY FRANKS WINS BY THREE YARDS. FOR THE ' DAILY MAIL.') Great interest was displayed this afternoon in a Tunning match at Iledcm between two well-known athletes. Mr Claud Rhodes who, on belialf of the fruit trade, had ...

... but the same conditions might prevail to-morrow, and it is imperative that Hull should make every post winning poet. Dimmy Franks is continuing the rest which was broken through having to fill Lempriere's place suddenly against Manning-bam, but there ...

... was rumoured in Hull this afternoon that prominent back will not be selected against Eramley to-night. believe that ' Dimmy Franks will his place in the Hull team on Saturday. We venture to think that one or two player could mention would not like to ...

... exponent of half back piay, but there are reasons which the Board fear will militate against their acceptance of his offer. ‘Dimmy” Franks, who las just re- turned to Hull from Jersey, has readily accepted the graduated scale of and his cxtreme cleverness will ...

... exer- wise restraint, Hull should benefit materially by bia presence in the iront rank Up to a late hour last night “‘ Dimmy ” Franks had not signed on. Does the ‘“oniy Demetrius’ ’ not like beimg hurried, or what is it? J. Gray’s migration to the Kingston ...

... several years good football in him yet. Many clubs would like to have his services, There is an impression 2 broad thai “ Dimmy” Franks is at loggerheads wi th the Hull FC. Com- mitice. No th of the sort, and I have his assur- ance he will hig signature to ...

... The doings of the Brighouse auk may be ascertained by reference to the table in another column. The absence of little Dimmy Franks from position of half back was a formers, sato In for Brighouse, to say nothing of the great fall-back Taylor, who also ...

... the Hull club, and their presence in tht STork team will add excitement to -he encounter. It will be interesting watch Dimmy Frank and his bosom frientl Tommy in opposition ti each other. And while are watching, the i'ae. may be driven home that Hull ...

... Lady Slavey (2min. 21«ec.), A. Perry's Lady (2min. 32sec.), and J. Riley's Nancy ;2min. 44-sec.) and J. (J'Niel's Dimmy Franks (2min. 44sec.) dead heat. Timekeeper, Mr J. Mathers. Crier-down, Mr G. Moody. THE ARTIST. Since The Artist (27, ...