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... wickets for 9 runs. He is a fast left-hander and only sixteen years of age. I greatly regret to hear of the death of Thomas C. Hardy. of Long Eaton, at the earlyar ta ll e 22. He was a prominent member of the re' football team and a good cricketer. Ileassor ...
... JeSorson ; “ The Changed Aspect of Feminine Cycling,” by Miss Lilias Campbell Davidson; The Log of the Hydra,’’ by W. Hardy Thomas; Autumn Morning in Lakeland,” and “ Our Detractors,” by Dr. J. A. Austin. It looks like excellent sixpenn’orth. The damage ...
... is quite agreeable to run Thomas a twelve mil# match, a» Thomas suggests, with a view of breaking Deerfoot's record for that distance. In all probability Parry will .loin in. and will his best to arenge previous defeat. Thomas wants the match run a fortnight ...
... Walker, Leicester, 106,3.—440 Yards Handicap (open); F. Hardy, Timperley, 15 yards start, 1; W. E. Lovegrove, Maidenhead, 10, W. H. Caldicott, Worcester, 19, 3.—120 Yards Hardle Handicap (over eight hardies, open): T. Porter, Leicester, 7 yards start 1; T. ...
... Coin© opened in very prca»-sing tashion. Hardy (21) and Kitchenman ti.m?>iling ere they were parted for the first wket. Smith (38) also performed respectably, and home side won six wickets. For Colne, Hardy, Smith, and Briggs each obtained three se’s ...
... scratcho: W Hindson, SN J, scratch, 0; H Farrar, J, 2,0: Hardy. SNJ.9. 0: A Hardy, J, 9,0. Won by a yard, 100 Yards Handicap (Youths under 12).—A Hastilow. SNJ, 15 yards start. 1: Carr. S J, 2,2; H Hardy, SN J, scratch, 0; H Park, SN J, 2.0; R Hindson. J. ...
... person of William Alton* borough, woo. with his brother Thomas, shining light in days when County championships were unheard of, and when must of our modern heroes of the game were in their cradles. Thomas played with the All-England eleven more than once, ...
... Cardin. 1; W Davie* Cardiff. 2; Tboma* Treluurla, 3. Time, SSsec. Threejranla. HsJf-mUe Bicycle (NovicsK-G Jons* Newport, 1; Thomas. Trebarris. 2; Beavant. Newport, Time, Imin Usee. Yard* (Open).—J Montwoansrr. Houth Bristol 19.1; A Omuou, Abarfureunjr, ...
... tries and reven minor points, to Mr Hardy’s team two tries and si* minor points. Teams—Mr Hardy's: Harding, bark; Howard, A Tavlor. and 8 Wiiliams, three-quarter.hacks; H Alexander and Thompson, half-backs; T Hardy,T H Hardy, Buckley. Proctor, Price, Bylands ...
... 1; T. Kershaw, Preston O. sod Final Heat: Hoigh.l; Kamp, 2; Smith, XC. aeratcb, Thomas Snmnar,Preston N.E.F.C., 6, Schofield, 0. Thia was splendid race all the way. 3; Thomas Dickinson, Preston, 12,(0; James Rigby, Hongb, however, just managed to forge ...
... to a splendid leftband catch by Hardy at third man, and .lobling, being at last tempted to bit, was taken in the long field, and retired for a most valuable 34. The innings closed for 162 Carlisle also started badly, Hardy being thrown out from the long ...
... shown for some time, scored two tries and five minors, to Hipperholme two minors. Jackson, Hardy, and Hall were the beat backs on the 'Hebble side, while H. Thomas, B. CoHinge, W. Sykes. and' . Elsworth were most conspicuous in the forwards. Arnett Smith ...