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... BY KITCHEN ENGLAND and Wembley star, BUI Kitchen, paid glowing tribute the SheOeld Track after fhriag It a thorough testing in the second half of the programme last Thursday. “Move this track to Wembley” said Bill, “and the vast stadium would be full ...
... Sheffield, and national honours to him yet. The success of Kitchen has been very popular in Brigg. his native town, and I was told that about 500 Brigshtes intended being present at to-day’s match. Kitchen is cricketer of considerable promise, and may emulate ...
... Kitchen. ITardinge. Leafc, Evans, Simmons. Trueman. Wilkinson, Brelsford, Benson, Cook. Mitchell. ' SHEFFIELD UNITED. Referee: Mr. J. G. A. Sharpe, Lichfield. the United party sped along on the journey through the snow-covered elopes and valleys of South ...
... AND KITCHEN complete gate at Bra mull Lane was £726 3j*. Od., the numlwr paying 22,131. There is still some ticket money to come in. Imt tliis is already record benefit for ShetHeld fliiteil plttyei*. KXULA.NO v. WALKS. In tlie second lialf. after Kvans ...
... KITCHEN BUSY. Kitchen was very energetic just at this time, and working over to the right he brought Walton again into action. The old ’Spur swung the ball across to Evans, who shot, only to see his drive stopped the indefatigable Troughear. After this ...
... Kitchen’s Dash. Grimßby’a forward work was lacking in pace and judgment, and the United defenders were not seriously troubled. Kitchen again delighted the crowd by going downfield great style, and beating both Dawaon and Webster, whereupon Branston came ...
... KITCHEN’S FLICK. After a miskick bv Shaw—quite excusable under the conditions—Peake was left with open goal. Bateup came out him, and in trying to steer the ball over the goalkeeper's head he lifted it above the crossbar. Less than a minute later Bateup ...
... Kitchen's Third. In the finish, receiving the ball from Shearman, bis own skill carried him close up to Hendry, but with no other opposition made very poor attempt to score, ploughing the ball lamely outside. Two minutes later, and with 26 minutes gone ...
... KITCHEN’S DASH. The last few weeks have seen Kitchen score several goals by brilliant dashes down the middle, and here, when he fastened on the ball just in the Manchester half and dribbled straight through, the crowd broke into a roar in anticipation ...
... FRED KITCHEN IN TUE SAUCY, NACOHYY. SPARKLING HALF A MILLION.” Direct from ita recent aucoeaa the Pox Oflo* open from 9.50. •Pboo.: THEATRE ROYAL. TWICE NIGHTLY «.40. TO-NIGHT: ** LAUGH CROWD! LAUGH! ...
... KITCHEN’S SUCCESS. The half was ten minutes old when KITCHEN increased Sccnthorpes lead. _ After running some distance with the ball side stepped Ackroyd and drawing Alter from his goal, places the ball in the ret amidst great cheering. KITCHEN ecorcd ...
... Kitchen as Centre. Joe Kitchen seems to have quite recovered his ©ld centre-forward form, judging by nis.reccnt appearances his original position. Tityrus has quite a number of kind things to say about his display against Oldham. Chedgzoy for Choice. ...