... 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 ...

... , did not create an overwhelming amount of interest, but still it was satisfactory from a district point of view that the hardy sons of Cumbria proved victorious. If Cheshire is practically a one-club county, so is Cumberland. the latter team there were ...

... The Todmordians were at the wickc ...

... for Salford by one goal five tries (IT points) to iAillom two goals two tries points). CSKPT CRITIQUES. One can admire the hardy man who not deterred the eccentricities this weather from indnlfdsg in his favourite game of football, but when the ground ...

... grand game, and Beard and Pridmore were always on the move. Slack made useful half. For the winners Edwards. Swannell. and Thomas were noticeable forward, whilst Patrick and Kingston were clever pair of halves. Simmonds was the smartest of the three-quarters ...

... went to the front and won comfortably, Chetwood being second. The Two Miles Scratch took Bmin 42sec. and was won by G. H. Hardy, of the Leicester A. and C.C., who led all the way. The Dalton Cricket Club has not been favoured with the beet luck for their ...

... C. 10. 2. 440 Yaxdi Scntch-R Leonard. Newport AO, 1; R H. S; Bteckmnre. jUrutol AC,*. Tima. 9-3 sec. Half-mile Bicycle.—D Thomas, Newport M C C, 100, 1 j SeaniMU. Bristol C C. 70. 2; L Ooatk. Hoddcnflakl C A C. 60. 9. Time, laua 0 l-6eec. Y«d*—J A MoU ...

... although he has an unfortunate habit of leaving hiz charge m clearing gave most creditable exhibition, and the hacks, Bailey and Hardy, are resourceful layers with any amount of dash. The halves worked and, but not very effectively in the second half, and with ...

... Those grand old exponents of the code, the Hartlepool Rovers, held their annual meeting last week, under the presidency of Sir Thomas Richardson. M.P. The report was not such a glowing one as is usually presented, but auite good enough to indicate that the ...

... ,he latter gave H- irl . Oakley came out with capital «nrimr am wickete for J 5 inns, obtained ivi. i which were maidens. Thomas’s io ** and Sntcliff®'® one 17 runs. iia one or two exceptions the fielding was fault- expressed that the home side r; w* ...

... prizes offered JJI24. The entries r■’.*! Friday, May 12, and forms can now om. from the hon. secretary, Mr. B. S. BranfooU * Thomas-street, Sunderland. WEST . , The sixteenth annual general meeting of j. club took place Wednesday evening Is*'- * Q. Qixon ...

... have one share cnlv. ONE IN A FIX—In the event of winner, we should pay the person whose signature appeared on the coupon. D. THOMAS 'Csersws).—Thanks very much for yoar letter. The contents were in order. F**® r lancinating. Allan great in initiating attacks ...