... Sally), W. Oliver (Man Friday), E. MuJdoon (Billy Crusoe), and Jack Hoult (Mrs. Crusoe). The immortals were Violet May (Hurricanda), Violet Roberts (Sprite), Violet Pugh (Fairy Queen), and Jack Hoult (Neptune). REPEAT SHOW TO-NIGHT. Mrs. Clark was the musical ...

... Mr. J. Hoult, and the principals wore: Rosie dark, Evelyn Roberts, E. Muldoon. Violet May. Violet Roberts, Violet Pugh. Jack Hoult. J. Morland, J. Bowen. W. Bradshaw, J. B. Burns, and W. Oliver, Airs. Clark was the musical director and Mr. J. B. Bums ...

... to anticipate the coming season with confidence. All last season’s players arc available, and it is lust the cards that Jack Hoult, former Rovers’ centre threequarter back, who has done useful service f«>r two seasons at York, may bo seen at Craven Park ...

... took active interest. had seven sons, six of whom served with the Colours during the war. whi.st his brother. Colour-Sergt. Jack Hoult. of the Clay Cross Company. Notts, and Derby> ll ire Hegt., made the supreme sacr:fi'e. ’William, one of deceaseds sons ...

... Therefore, it behove, the Rovers to be on their very best behaviou to-morrow. JACK HOULT IN HOMESTERS' THREEQUARTERS. Acquaintance will be renewed with an ex Rover Jack Hoult, who has become one the outstanding attackers in the Dewsbur threequarter line ...

... Smedley, Pte, H, Hobson, Brackenfield, Pte S. Wilkins, Calow. Pte L. Stevenson, Calow, Pto. Jesse Eyre, Castleton, Pte. Jack Hoult, Clay Cross, Pte. H. Rhodes, Cla Cross, Pte. F. Bembridge, reswell, Pto, M. Thompson, Cromford. Pte L. Charlesworth, Darley ...

... Boltover. Pte. H. Hobson, Brackenfield, Pte. S. Wilkin*, Calow. Pte. L. Stevenson, Calow. Pte. Jesse Eyre, Castleton. Pte. Jack Hoult, Clay Cross. Pte. H. Rhodes, Clav Cross. Pte. F. Bembridge, CresweU, Pte. M. Thompson, Cromford. pte Charlesworth, Darley ...

... Boagey, forwards of the Hull K.tt. club. Both players are therefore eligible for Yorkshire cup ties. It will be recalled that Jack Hoult two seasons ago went from Rovers to York, and is now captain of the latter team. LOANED TO MINSTER CITY CLUB. Mr E. VV. ...

... Oilniillers on the Boulevard and in subsequent years Swinton pro\icled the opposition in two consecutive seasons. The inclusion Jack Hoult, the erstwhile Yorkshire eountv player, will make back division capable dealing with the strongest opposition. Tbe teams ...

... Boltover. Pto. H. Hobton, Brackenfiold. Pto. S. Wilkins, Calow. Pto. L. Stevenson, Calow. Pte. Jesse Eyre. Castlston, Pto. Jack Hoult, Clay Cross. Pte. H. Rhodes, Clay Cross. Pte. F. Bembridge, Pta. M. Thompson, Cromford. Pte. L. Charl«worth, Darley Dale ...

... not reveal “first four form at Crown Flatt, and it was solely through Dewsbury’s blunders that they obtained the spoils. Jack Hoult was “tire offender in chief.” the first half, after Huddersfield had been well held, he missed pass from Smith, and this ...

... none did better than Jim Peacey, who was by far the fastest man of the day. Several prominent local footballers, including Jack Hoult and J. Raynor, of the Rovers, and R. Bolderson, the Hull F.C., were representing one or other of the teams, but in spite ...