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... made to represent A. B. Tyeoe, half-mile champion, scraich).—Thos. Johmion, Thames Ironworks A.C.. 80 yards start, first; Fred Farrar, Woolwich Polytechnic, 70, second; W. Stanley, Essex Beagles, 60, third; F. W. Lancaster, Northampton Institute, 87, fourth ...
... E ban. 60 yard. Wen by four Ti na 2 04 See. _ _ Handicap inpra).-1, T Jobs. *too. Timmy Irearrorks A.C.. 60 varda ; 0, Fred Farrar, Woolwich Polywcaote, 70 rand.: 3, W Roma Beartint, 60 panda. About 14 yards .pasted firm and aractvl, Bmaky beim a 'erg ...
... yards. Wo.i by four longtos. Time. 2 mina. 24 tee. Half-mile Flat Handicap T .lohn•ton. Thames Ironworks A.C., vards ; Fred Farrar, W,.dwich teenna., 711 yard.; 3. W Stanley, Essex Beag!,a, yard.. Atana la yards aeperated Mat and aemmd. Stanley being ...
... of no. Oakland,. again. defeated the , A's. this time on the Polytechnic ground and by a goal to nil. Congratulations to Fred Farrar. who has been doing very well indeed in hie crows country work this winter. On Saturday lard he made the fastest times in ...
... Is willing oorae forward; also Dido Plumb willing to box an/ middle-weight man. Tom Pa'.cok, of Croydon, Is open to box Fred Farrar, of Croydon, eight tea min. rounds catch-weight, for £1 side and the beat, purse offered. A deposit al the Soorting Life ...
... chairman, and a nest enjoyable evening w.ui spent both by the members and friends present Congratulations once more to Fred. Farrar. who. running as & Cambndge Harrier on Sittur day. sutured Erst prire, which carries with it title .4 eSub champion for ...
... chairman. and • moat enjoyaMe evening was spent both by the members and tnend.. preeesit. Congratulations once more to Fred Farrar. who, running aa a Cambridge Harrier on Saturday last. secured Ist. prise which names with it the Club Championship fur ...
... Thames championship on Saturday.. and though finishing well in the early fifties was second man home for the Boys in Pink. Fred. Farrar was too ill to turn out for Cansbridge Hin the South of Thames, and so lost 811 opportunity of doing himself and his club ...
... boxers St. John's Baths, Claeksm Junction, with costumes, seven o'clock sharp to-night (Hoeday) :—Jim Hayes. BUI Cole, Fred Farrars, Jack Ooldswain, Ted Ware, Bill Corbett, Fielder, AH Payne, Boss Edwards, Ted Gome, Jack Hennessey, George Brooke, Jem ...
... Job, Jim Keurick, Arthur Pike. Or* Streeter, Jack Alt Francis. Jack Daly, Sam Evans 111 King. Joe Brett-, Coo Anderson. Fred Farrars, and (sweep) Bui. Letikrs are lying at this office for Harry Ham, George CorSeld, Holbein, W, Payne, 7attington. Tfcord ...
... stubbornly contested, and with good order maintained, the entertainment proved of an appreo.ative Kind. In the chief event Fred Farrar mot bill Cole in contest of round*. (orn shed an exciting struggle, and victory eventually rested with Farrar. Hike King ...
... Colhay. private study; Eleanor Maud Dale, Bedford College: Ethel Mary Dale, University Tutors. College mid private study; Fred Farrar, private study ; Katharine Marguerite Goffiu, Bedford College; William Houghton Hackaley, private study; Hester Anne Hare ...