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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 ...
... 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. ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Stainland, 20, w.o. Heat 3: P. Hardy, Sale F.C., 20, 1; H. Brewerton, Cjeckheaton, 21, 2; J. A. Bell, Wakefield, 18, 3; H. Lindley, Leeds, 18, 0; J. Uoorhouse, Wakefield, 21, 0; J. W. Harling, Burnley 8.C., 21,0. Hardy got to the front at once, led all ...
... Miles Walking Challenge Cup.—G P Beckley (holder) w.o. One Milk Challenge Cup.—J G Clabbum, 1: W Birkett (holder), 2; H 1) Thomas, 3. Half-way round the last lap Birkett Just got by Clabbum, but was immediately reparsed the Norwich athlete, who won an ...
... Wriley, gotX; 3. M Intyre and Merry, backs; Ellis Jones and Clayton Crabtree, half S. O. Smith and Graham, right wing; R. S. Thomas and Hssaay, left wing; Macdermott and Trueman, centres. SiLFOKD ?. BOCBDALB HOBHBTS. This match was played Rochdale on Saturday ...
... FESTIVAL. SATDBDAY, JONJS sth. 1830. PRIZES, £lOO. The Programme will comprise—Flat and HorOlaßMlJ. Hiovcle Race, Sack (over hardies), Boilßg, SiS and Westmoreland Wrestling, Poe Leaping, Honaontal Bar clscs. and Walking aandlcap. - For prospectnses and loimof ...
... yard. 150 Yards Scratch (Backwsrdsl.—P C Thomas Lunt. Worsley. 1; P C George Crosiley. Old Trafford. 2: PC James A Davison. Oldham.o; PC Fred Hamilton. Old Trafford, 0: George Monro. Old Trsfford, 0; P C Thomas Wadcson. Walley, 0. Won easily. Juvenile ...
... :t yards start. 1: P C G Munro. Cliori ton-cum. Hardy. scnatch. 2: P C W Davis. Gorton. 12 220 YAK,. HURDLIC HANtlIc*P.—P C T Waleson. 3Vhalley, 5 yards 'dart, 1: P C W Benson. Chorlt ott-ifilni- Hardy. scratch. 2; PC J Bannister, Chatham. 8, 3. Won by ...