... Kitchen's Career. G. W. Kitchen was born in 1876. He stands 6ft, and weighs 13st 10b. Stockport County brought him to the front, but in he went over to Everton. For a year or two he assisted the Reserves, but in 1901-2, when Muir was dropped, Kitchen ...

... KITCHEN ON HOLIDAY. George Kitchen has been taking a wellearned holiday at Buxton this week, but he will be back in time for Norwich City match on Saturday next, which will commence at 3.30 p.m. The Reserves will go to the Crystal Palace for S.L. points ...

... KITCHEN SIGNS ON. West Ham are to be congratulated upon obtaining the signature of Kitchen their capable custodian, for another season. The decision as to Jackson's intentions is now being eagerly awaited. ...

... WHAT WAS KITCHEN DOING? In another part of this paper there is a sketch of Geo. Kitchen, in which the writer speaks of his wonderful powers as a penalty-kick goal-scorer. Now, we all know there has been much truth in this remark, therefore I am justified ...

... W. KITCHEN. Goalkeeper. One.of the Beet. Still, I am not prepared to argue about Kitchen's abilities and those of any other keeper here. All I care about at this moment, is the knowledge that George Kitchen is one of the best fel!ows as well as one of ...

... the back division acquits itself. The defence cannot be a failure, for there is always Kitchen to prevent that;, but at present West Ham strike me as likely to be a better scoring team than they are a goal-preventing lot. THE 'SPURS NEW NOTE. The 'Spurs ...

... Next week: GEO. KITCHEN, WEST HAM'S GOALKEEPER. CRYSTAL PALACE CHAT. By 'CARDINAL BLEW. We entertained the Hammers on Saturday before a crowd of about 8,000, and after a very close game our guests succeeded in taking away a point from us. The only goal ...

... after time the goal was bombarded furiously, time after time it was brilliantly, magnificently saved. Kitchen was down! Kitchen was up! It seemed Kitchen against the whole Learn at times, yet the attackers couldn't get through. CHAT. FIBRUARY 8, 1909. ...

... CHRISTMAS WISHES TO LONDON PLAYERS. To George Kitchen (West Hant United). The award el hello-guinea goes to the Greeting to George Kitchen (West Ham United). A completion is awarded to the Greeting to L. sent by M. Reid, II L . B OTheY Mood, V 4014 eling ...

... consulted both lineemea, but the %Vest Ham players, including Kitchen, never questioned its legitimacy. The hall kind: the crossbar on the under aide, thence hit the back net, whence Kitchen cleverly cleared it out and slung away. Then the ilh/P/114411 ...

... fancied that. Kitchen would make a centre, and if West Ham had his equal in resnve I am not so sure that they would :tot try the Experiment of seeing what he could do as a pivot. Indeed, one of these days in an unimportant friendly you will Kitchen following ...

... rate of about 18 in an over. Kitchen (night to know something about cricket, for WWI a ceach at Dulwich College. and had homething to do with the bringing out of Knox, the Surrey express. As all-round man at many sports, Kitchen wants a lot ef beating. and ...