... 0.. 54? Thomas ran splendidly, aa wall arar did in hie life, aad daaerred all the nice things that war* said about him the flniah. Moran soon took “back seat in the race, aad F. E. Bacon, tha Ashton soldier, who wae ex pectectad to Thomas's toughest ...

... running Thomas, his clnb could only second to Essex Boogies, who scored tOpointsto 16, the Walthamstow being third, w it n the other competing body. Blaekhealh. unplaced. Itwassmsd race ell the way between Thomas and Willrrs, bat this time Thomas his revenge ...

... Watson, of Bardsea, has also “gone r,” there will bo room for new amateur champion next season. The big race between Sid Thomas and C. Pearce fixed for next Saturday, and will run off at Northampton. I understand that good deal of local interest is being ...

... warfare to the Rangel's' line, where scramble ended Fildes getting a try, but Seddon failed to improve. Following the drop-out, Thomas splendidly panted to half flag, and though Matthews tried relieve, the home forwards came dashing along, and an aggressive ...

... at Stamford Bridge to that end. To see the opposition of W. E. Lutyens v. Harold Wade in the Mile, and F. S. Horan v. Sid Thomas in the Miles, will be food sufficient for most athletic minds, patting aside other exciting events equally interesting, of ...

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... were not the programme. A. U. Blair, who finished fourth, claimed third prise, taken Crossfand. and ought to get it, too. Sid Thomas is in splendid form just now. and it is questionable whether he has aver shown bettor form in the North of England than did ...

... tha stortsrs wore such flyers Thomas, Wilkins, rower. Willers. end Martin, but Heath did not ost The contest resulted in a victory for the aaeeisgs. for whom Wilkina canard soma little surprus finishing in front Fowler Thomas, whoosw* next, bnt as the time ...

... Therefore, it is wonder that an exceptional amount of interest was taken the return engagement with the enpboldera. A. W. Corent Hardy, the rial Kendal captain, won the tr-« and rent in the ntnal pair, £. C. Manhand ...

... been gentleman named Hardy, who, it was urged, fr«d induced the two players to leave their ocuunations the Cummorsdale Printing Worlcs, near Carlisle, to work at naphtha distilling in Yorkshire. The Huddersfield case was that Hardy, although former member ...

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