... Thornes Lane last week, was a prominent figure in the football field a generation ago, being a contemporary of the renowned Teddy Bartram, etc. He was the proud possessor of two Yorkshire Challenge Cup medals, won when he assisted Thornes to beat Trinity in ...

... to take the child to a house nearby. The Woolpacks Hotel, Wakefield, which many years ago—in the days of the late Teddy Bartram, Herbert Hutchinson, Herbert Fallas and other former Rugby footballers—was the headquarters of the Wakefield Trinity F ...

... and the fancy prices which are said have been paid for the players must certainly make snob men as ■' Dicky” Lockwood. ••Teddy” Bartram. and others wish they had been bom a few years later! football spider*, eo speak, hare been persuaded to come into the ...

... blow his dignity when he was ushered into the guard’s van! * * * TEDDY BARTRAM. Those who remember the Wakefield Trinity F.C. in its palmiest will be interested to know that ” Teddy Bartram, the famous goal-kicker of the ’eighties, is still in harness at ...

... list. sjil>. Jolmny Browu was 8»t. sAlb., ami Teddy Baldock B*t. TEDDY BARTRAM. DEATH OF FORMER WAKEFIELD AND COUNTY FOOTBALLER. Tho death has taken place, his 70th year, of Teddy Bartram. who. to former generation. was well known Wakefield Trinity and ...

... were suspended for what was doc-lared the Rugby Union to be an act of professionalism. The >aid act was a presentation to Teddy Bartram on his retirement, and it resulted the ciub receiving two-months' vacation. The forward of the future will have numerous ...

... with his successors, once owned Kaby Castle and the estate. ♦ • • “TEDDY” BARTRAM. Many of the older generation will recall the doughty deeds on the football field of Teddy Bartram, who (has passed away in his seventieth year. In his day Bartram was ...

... of the pack, and the excellenoe of hia form naturally procured for him place in the Midland Counties Rugby fifteen. ’ TEDDY •• BARTRAM DROP KICKS. Mr. Crane record* of fourteen matches which he played for the Midlands from j 1881-84. and he save, I may ...

... the granting by the Archbishop of Canterbury special licence. OBITUARY. A FAMOUS YORKSHIRE RUGBY FOOTBALLER. DEATH OF TEDDY BARTRAM. The dcatli lias taken place of Mr. E. C. Bertram, former Harrogate and Wakefield Trinity Rugby footballer. Popularly ...

... and one remembers with pleasure the rousing tussles in those Yorkshire Cup-tie days when men like “Jimmy ” Dodd and “Teddy ” Bartram were on the war path. That interest has heen maointained, but of course the gates this season have suffered in consequence ...

... received any payment in any shape THE BRADFORD TRAGEDY. or form. ee aa Whilst on this poi ot, I would also invite Messrs. Teddy Bartram, Dick y Lockwood, and Bob Walton to contribute to the controversy. It only remains to say that if the reasonable request ...

... share in the Bradford fixture Wednesday last. • * • Wakefield Trinity had some rare exponent* back play in H. O. Hams haw. Teddy Bartram, Herbert Fallas, Harry Haley, K. W. Hartley, F. Ash, Herbert Hutchinson. Jim Bedford, and Harry Dawson. Rattling forwards ...