... after picking in the loose, only brought down on the line. another Bees broke away great style, bait Fred Carter, who ran to support his colleague, was rather hesitant, and the opportunity was lost. A Fine Goal. was, injured just before the interval, ...

... Oldham for the transfer of their centre three-quarter. Woodward. Another interesting announcement is that Batley have placed Fred •Carter, their brilliant loose forward, the to-transfer list. Cumberland’s Big Match. The Cumberland Commissioners have completed ...

... Featherstcme took the lead with a try Clements which Williams converted and a tlropped goal Williams. Before halftime 'Fred Carter with a glorious effort reduced the lead to four points. With 15 minutes of the second half gone one of Fowler's great moves ...

... SURPRISE TRANSFER. Dorit ibotba Fee Four Lysotats in water to cover \ the The Northern club also completed the transfer of Fred Carter, the former Hatley and present Castleford loose forward in addition to Fairfax, the one-time Oldham. Pontypridd and Carlisle ...

... superior jin tactics Batley. Not a single player on the visiting side deserved commendation, with the possible exception of Fred Carter and Bryn Williams. Dewsbury were splendidly served the forwards to a man, and also layman, Bates, and A. Brown. The recruits ...

... honours. Jonathan Parkin at d L. Parkin were ; absent from the Wakefield side, and Batley ! lacked the services of Rees and Fred Carter. ; B.it lev.—Robinson; Mrurrav, Sc,boles. WiUUmB, ! Kilbey ; Fowler, Scott-; Gallagher, fejkes. Smitb, ' Mortimer, and ...

... the Northern Kugby League has shown coinmendable enterprise team-building. During the week they secured the setvices of Fred Carter, the Batley loose forward, and J. A. Bacon, the Leeds International centre three-quarter. The club owns its new ground, ...

... Bailey’s outstanding rsonadaty was Robinson, who could notirag wrong®* full-back, catching and kicking deligl'tfiH freedom. Fred Carter also shone, and Peckctt showed sterling promise the home wing, though, like the remalnang Halifax backs, was the bght It ...

... both sides was more the solid than the brilliant order. Batley are fortunate in possessintt two lorwards of the calibre Fred Carter and Prank Gallagher. The former was the loose exponent, and his display generally mad© great appeal to me. „. Price, who ...

... score would suggest. The Batley scrummagera were men with a definite object in view, and their movements abounded method. Fred Carter was an excellent and brainy loose forward, and if I specially mention Douglas, the other four were quit© as good. Clever ...

... unconverted try by Williams, and then, sandwiched between tries for Hull by Loveluck and Caswell, which Kennedy improved. Fred Carter scored for Batley. Rees converted, and afterwards kicked a, penalty goal. The teams were well matched forward, but Batley ...

... Batley persisted, and when the Leeds backs endeavoured to open out a passing movement forward transfer was smartly picked up Fred Carter. The forward raced away with Ward in pursuit, and though the Leeds veteran made a gallain effort. Carter kept yard ahead ...