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... letter rought and unclean play in Northern Union football from Grasshopper, and now it is followed a contribution from Fred Farrar, whose performances with the Hunslct toam are gratefully remembered I give his letter in full: Dear Old Ebor,—ln you Post ...
... boy’s bend, asorited by members the evening orohectrel class and a choir forty bora. Bernard Wilkinson, Morman Benn, and Fred Farrar contributed song 5. the two latter receiving coco rev. Among the choral items were two German cones. Die Waeh am Rhein and ...
... are, Sir. moat truly yours, (Signed) GEORGE CADBURY. Pieaident. ABERDEEN, KTNNAIRD. WM. M SINCLAIR (Arrhdearem London). FRED FARRAR . f OhnUrbury), JOSEPH PARKER fOity Trmple). JOHN CLIFFORD (Wswlbourne Park). HUGH PRICE HUGHES S*. James's Hall). J. MONRO ...
... their colleagues the Osterley Marseilies. The> pl.iyers who Rood •byp to theii friends Id*eds alien vr«t ...
... °team out from • wound, and induces it to heal soundly and Permanently, as proved in the experiences of • footballer. Mr. Fred Farrar, a boot and shoe dealer, of 14, Tam Terminus, Sunningley, Leeds, raid to a local reporter: — During a match last year my ...
... he was not alone. had with him two other internationals;in 6port, Hedley Verity, the Yorkshire and England bowler, and Fred Farrar, the former Rugby League international. They were taking part the sportsmen's service at the Harrogate Road Methodist Chapel ...
... Mr. and Mrs. James Knight, of Stoneleigh, Parkinson-lane, Halifax, and Miss Barbara Farrar, youngest daughter of Mr. Fred Farrar and the late Mrs. Farrar. of Montrose, Golf-avenue, Halifax. The Rev. T. Grigg-Smith (N.icar) conducted the ceremony ...
... who was killed in a taxi-cab accident last Thursday night, in circumstances reported in ‘ The York- shiro Evening Post.” Fred Farrar, who 18 under remand on a chargo of being drunk when in charge of the cab, had been admitted to bail. He drove the taxi-cal ...
... fever, while Leeds have profited appreciably at Hunslet’s expense by the transfer Jenkinson. There is talk of resuscitating Fred Farrar, the once be sou: ly winger, but even in is knee prove to tbo will not restore the full effectiveness o! ...
... disease from a wound, and induces it to heal soundly and permanently, is proved in the experiences of a footballer. Hr. Fred Farrar, a boot and , shoe dealer, of 14, Tram Terminus, Stuniogley, Leeds, said to a load reporter : Daring a match last year ...
... ißettordi In the folr'l roltict - - Referee kicked goal—in friendly game IN a match of Lawkho'me n.ahe a. for the benrflt of Fred Farrar Th. Reighiev forw..rd, a Yorkelrre XIII beet b 379t5. to If Play was light-beartad the 'winners lost two points came Mr ...
... W.H. Ganies, half Re bac’ frieon Ww Ward, A immington, T. Lf vans, and F. Reighley—Gomer Gunn, back; Joo Hey, W. Hyam, Fred Farrar. aod Sam § juarter backs; A. Hills anj A. chs; L. Quinn, Bockle, Il. Tempest Joo Feather, A, Waite, and Tom Feather, furwarde ...