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... celebrities he met, his travels and adventures. There's also a lot of practical advice for players. DONOGHUE UP, by Steve (Collins, 10s. 6d.). No need to introduce this writer. Here is a grand book about horses, races and the men who ride them. It's ...
... American. certificate. Runs 58 minutes. Directed by Joseph H. Lewis, from the original story by Oliver Drake; Cast: Steve Collins, Johnny Mack Brown; Dr. J. Wellington Dingle, Fuzzy Knight; judge Ezra Binns, William Farnum; Bert Lawler, Rex Lease; Betty ...
... Frank Aspin on points over six rounds: H. Withy (Lee) beat Young Goff (Victory) in the second round; Sam Welfare drew with Steve Collins over ten rounds: Les Hill (Lee) beat Jock (Lee) on points over six rounds. There were also several exhibition fights. ...
... took place at Willington. The entries were not so largo previously owing no doubt to other attractions in the town. Mr. Steve Collins, of the Greyhound A.C., .was first with one roach, and the cup will have fresh home for the next 12 months, being the first ...
... brave little woman. So much so that his wish to pay her out became transformed into the urge to explode the fiction of Steve Collins, father of two. The result was an embrace which might have been wholly satisfactory, but for the highly-seasoned sandwich ...
... commend it to the industrial element and juveniles. Good average Western suiTort. Story.—The Utah Kid, a bandit, holds up Steve Collins. special representative of a telegraph company, and takes a letter containing instructions to John Wilkins, the superintendent ...
... Avenue. New The bride, given away her father, was attended by Miss Eileen Burke, Chesterfield, and the best man was Mr. Steve Collins (brother the bridegroom). The honeymoon is being spent near Derby. HEYS—LYNCH On Tuesday at the Church of the Annunciation ...
... Colliery followed;- Messrs. J. Slack William Styles E. Wright. G. Lowe, J. Cliarlesworth, J. Kllcoek. J. Pearson, J. Steve Collins, D. Rayhoukl, P. I*. raniiinson, Suirixart. Patinau. J. Evans, and T. Heel. v. Sendees of wreaths di.-hidru Mrs Mosiev ...
... We; William Willis, 10s; Peter Carrel, LI. GAMING WITH CARDS. Albert Hope. Joseph Pears. Fred Calver, Richard Kaley. and Steve Collins, aged 17 to ;.ei, for playing nap at Esh Winning, were on the evidence of P.C. Rutter, tined 7s 6d each. Another batch ...
... Papa Wigginton. Harry Fleming, Sir George Couzens, Messrs. John Wright. •Tames Chinneok, A. E. Scaddan. A. luircomc, Steve Collins, Finlay Pay, Will Lillington, AT. Dewey, sen., and others, who had been Presidents or memliers of that little bowling dub ...
... train ran Into horse and van which was crossing the Southern Railway line at Abbey Wood, near Erlth. Kent, yesterday, and Steve Collins (80), of Belvedere (Kent) was killed. Thomas Hlldlng (68). of Belvedere, driver of the van. was seriously Injured. Collins ...
... boxing “school” for boys at Whittington Moor, introduced two pairs of boxers for exhibitions. These were Charlie Davis and Steve Collins, both of New Whittington, and Harold Thompson and Frank Raybould, of Old Whittington. It was announced that the next tournament ...