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... FOOTBALL. RUGBY FOOTBALL AMATEURS AND NEW ZEALAND. Tb« following is an extract from the ‘’Referee** I (Sydney), just to band“ A charge regarding the I administration of amateur Rugby made Well| ington recently by George Gillett, who is acting as : tho ...
... reside with his sister in Selkirk. native of Galashiels, Mr Yule in his younger days a noted centre threequarter wilh the Gala Rugby Club. A reliable tackier, Mr Yule was noted for sure handling. His association with the Gala Club was in the Mossilee days ...
... things. George Frater, by the way, London Scottish v. United Richmond v . . Marlborough Post Free to all. has intimated that he may shortly emigrate to New Services. Nomads. Zealand, and the news will be regarded with anything Exeter v. Plymouth. Rugby v. ...
... 4. OF THE GAY 'N I N grm REUNITED Two stalwart members of the Mel-' rose rugby club during the nineties met in Melrose quite recently after 40 years. They were Mr George Frater, at present on holiday after 43 years in New Zealand, and Mr Jim Moffat, who ...
... Frater. Junior Rugby.—The meeting of Gala Juniors and Melrose Juniors at the Greenyards on Saturday produced another closely contested game, which ended 5-3 in favour of the home team. Tom Rutherford converted the try obtained by George Frater, and W. Ormiston ...
... (Hiodpool Athletic). Hewctson (St. Matthew’s), Law (Old Barrow Rangers), and Donagby (Barrow North End), forwards. NORTHERN RUGBY UNION. OLDHAM PLAYER INJURED. By being defeated at Oidham, cu Tuesday evening. HunsUt practically spoiled whatever chance they ...
... half-time, Miss Margt. Swinton; booby, Miss Olive Pierce. With the Royal Artillery. —Mr John Crawford, popular member of Melrose Rugby Club committee, and a sergeant-major in the Home Guard, is now a Royal Artilleryman (Anti-Aircraft Driving School). Jock,” ...
... to safety. The milliner rablishment and two houses were destroyed. NORTHERN RUGBY LEAGUE. BATCH OF LANCASHIRE SUSPENSIONS. Yesterday afternoon, the Committee of t' Northern Rugby League held meeting George Hotel, Hudciersfield, Mr. J. (01 ham) in the chair ...
... be undid, believe we eta host theme .very day en the week. 365 dew in the But their forward. entitled to swim respect. George Frater. Joe Ferguson. Gomm. Topers.. Ifferhert Elba and the of —they're • fine lot of boys. and will some Asking off. On there ...
... against the Casuals Ealing should win. CITIZEN. YESTERDAY'S RESULT. HOSPITALS' RUGBY CUP FINAL GUY'S, 9 pts. ; LONDON, nil At Richmond yesterday the final tie of the Hospitals' Rugby Cup was decidea. between Guy's Hospital and London (the holders). The weather ...
... The Officers of N.F. at Alnwick, together with few non-commissioned officers, are wishful to arrange matches with any good Rugby team, and will promise them a good game. Lieut. Gregson, who belongs to Berwick, being son Mrs Gregson, Hiek Street, Berwick ...
... School on Wed dropped gi in one match occur Myreside on Saturday mi •t tea, whist drive, and dance visitors his garden He was Rugby fifteen met the Wat jely instrumental in starting the ashieis Rock Garden Society, of took place in the Corn Exchange on Friday ...