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... and Margaret Pownall. St. Mary’s School.—Tom Appleton, William Cahill, Walter Cook, Richard Davies, Charles Norbury, William Dingsdale, and Henry Heaton. Sacred Heart School.—J T.J. Byron, James Gallagher, Samuel Glover, John Howe, Patrick Kenny, Walter ...
... and Margaret Pownall. St. Mary’s School.—Tom Appleton, William Cahill, Walter Cook, Richard Davies, Charles Norbury, William Dingsdale, and Henry Heaton. Sacred Heart School.—J T.J. Byron, James Gallagher, Samuel Glover, John Howe, Patrick Kenny, Walter ...
... James McGray, a glasscutter, both of St Helens, was charged with being drunk and disorderly, and assaulting William Dingsdale. William Dingsdale, a barman, of Knowsley, said that on Sunday evening, he arrived at Huyton station, by train from Liveryool ...
... Huddersfield DINGSDALE DISPUTE. Unusual Presentation to Touring Team. By FORWARD. THE long-drawn-out difference between William Dingsdale and Hie Broughton Rangers club has at last been satisfactorily adjusted the player agreeing to be transferred to Warrington ...
... heavy score. But Warrington proceeded score tries in the following chronological order; Perkins. William . Rhodes, Williams, Dingsdale. and Miller, Rhodes kicking six goals out as many attempts. Young suffered nasty injury to the head, and the defence ...
... opponents but 'were able to seize upon chance them home The two trike scored right on interval scoring tlie first and Williams Dingsdale pass Both scored play RECS IN GREAT FORM for of best tries Little for time in hia successfully stalled off little that ...
... experiment is made of playing second forward— W J Williams— in Hampson’s place The team against Swinton will be: Holding W J Williams Dingsdale Perkins Blinkhom Flynn Davies Cunliffe Miller Meredith F Williams and Seeling The team Swinton “A” will be represented ...
... goals Warrington in their against never gave up and proof of their tenacity is found in the fact last ten minutes F Williams Dingsdale recorded many tries Both these players did their credit and Holding also iod form It was not however Warrington’s day ...
... have a sequence of homo successes, will just win. Brothers, with distinguished playing records, will be in opposition, William Dingsdale, centre threcquarter. on the home side, and Tom Dingsdale, at full back, for the Recreation. Taking a glance over the ...
... need to make full nee of their opportunities, and their forwards most hold their own with York’s powerful tcrununagers. William Dingsdale, fiarringtonn possess rare opportunist whose craft will teat the capabilities of the York centres. The halt-back duel ...
... to requirements The with will standard combined ability good the county selectors have by originally thirteen should William Dingsdale home reach the capable tho three-quarter line that of their rivals the tourists the that isr pronounced cannot overlooked ...
... the tour, and has been a casualty since. In fact, I heard on Saturday that be has only Just discarded his crutches. William Dingsdale also became a casualty against the Brisbane League. when the tourists sustained their first defeat, and this, the seventh ...