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... presence could hardly have affected the result. There was considerable improvement in Batley’a forward play, smith. and Fred Carter being the outstanding men. whilst of the reserve uacks Brannau and Preston d d, creditabh. Fletcher gave bright display ...
... class altogether. All the thrte-quartere, including Kilbey, who played place of A. Carter, were fast, but the speed of Fred Carter, the loos© forward, amazed the spectators, He scored glorious try after a single handed effort, and Rees also grounded after ...
... cas awarded to Holmes for ohstruo• tion, and noires - 4 kicked the two goal•. 'hen wee no better player on the field than Fred Carter, Batley's locos forward, hme brilliance in speed and dash isas au itopre-sive teatime. One of his tries was magnificent ...
... 2; Darker. Middlesbrough. 25. 3. Length aa ...
... well his partner, get the ball they real deverness Wmtams was th© cle. crest Uiree-quaxter. i working through, ami Jt and Fred Carter p'ayed brilliantly a loagtnficcnt saveby .V. forward, his great gpeed being invalu- Russell scoring. thrills were rcser ...
... track, but Kusfetl. of Ellington, cried enough after racing another bait-m le, and T. fc. Knaiiham. Bishop AockUnd. and Fred Carter, of shootine past Newton, the pair had an exciting struggle to the finish, first one and then another leading unt’l yards ...
... Daniels, Braithwahe, Brown, Newman. Smith, and Gctt. Butler.—Robfjiaon; William*. E. R«e*. K, Kees, Ki)oy; Fowler, Scott: Fred Carter. Gledhill, Galla 7her. MorUmer. BrooV, and Smith. Hcfcrec: W. K. Hirst, Dewsbury. A LOCAL DERBY.” Leeds Outpoint Their Rivals ...
... thirty minutes. Fowler materialised a penalty the first minute, and Murray eventually scored unconverted try. In addition Fred Carter, Scott, and Gardiner each crossed Yorks Hue. Gardiner lost possession after crossing, but other movement? were frustrated ...
... t> C. 30, 3. Two length*, bad thud. Time, 3mia 2 2 s*cc. Two Mdea (Ctotre Cbampionatotp) h.—T E Suatlbnm, Auckland, 1. Fred Carter, baton DC C. 2; Newton. M C C. 3. Half wheel; bad third. Time. 13 2-S^ec. 100 Yard*.—R Attertop, Middlesbrough CO. TV4, ...
... and only occasional individual efforts by Brown, Bacon, and Stockwell gave serious trouble. The match was a triumph for Fred Carter, the ex-Leeds forward, who as Batley's loose man played brilliantly, and gave Sinks. in particular. no latitude. Scott, ...