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... game there is to small luncheon party, which many rare football stories will be told —that » Mr. Joe to Australia; and Mr, Wilfred Auty, the Mayor of Batley, who was a member Batley's famous cup team of 40-odd .years Alderman Hayes has been follower of Hunslet's ...
... specific reference to Wilfred Auty, of Batley, and Sug ...
... captain's sire. Th ey were Stunting pride. May they long taker terett is the trim, for they are a eta* genuine sports. •• • • Wilfred Auty wan the fortunate to tars coveted fontball at the elms gams. He just best Stable', I think it on the poet; bet then Overlie ...
... ♦ * * Some surprise will have heen fcH in Yorkshire N.U. football circle* at the continued absence from the Hatley team Wilfred Auty, their three-quart or back who last season gained county honour*. The cause his absence is that, in deference to the wishes ...
... West End, LIVERSEDGE. Emily Heald, 5, Alfred Street, CHURWELL. Nora Frost, 8, Mayville Street, Cardi' gan Road, LEEDS. Wilfred Auty, 10, Hillthorpe Road, PUDSEY. Irene Collins, 16, Gledhow Mount, off Roundhay Road, LEEDS. John Finnigan, Rose Cottage, ...
... anyone is qralified to speak on the value of teetotalism to athletes, and particularly to footballers and cricketers, Mr. Wilfred Auty, of Batley, is that man. He is a Yorkshire 2: ed regu- County footballer of repute, ph Ie ey fifteen larly as an amatenr ...
... Str. Walter Monckton, Mr. had never seen in his off as nae te shields such as had been exhibited in Control of Busmess Wilfred Auty, of Batley, director and secre ot Joseph Auty turers. said the was comtrolicd and Co, (1929), Ltd., cloth manufac- by his ...
... manufacturers, said that the 'exhibits were of material identical with that used as mantlecloth. Not Unusual Length Frederick Wilfred Auty. of Batle; directftr and secretary of Joseph Aut and Go' (1929). Ltd facturers. said that the business was controlled by ...
... forwards van.:—Spurr, Wohitenheime. J. Wade. T. J. Phillips. H. Hodgson. Dodgem. Judger anti Thompson. with Clemens reserve. Wilfred Auty. reappearance in the team been expected in SOMe but be telia that he rat Belt manias out. W .1. Leers. the former Bradford ...
... has to confess to a feeling of irritation with the grandmotherly-like legislation of the Rugby Union. Take the case of Wilfred Auty, who gave his services to th Batley club without fee or reward, and against whose pure-blood amateurism there is not a ...
... Hradlng'.oy Boiling Club). M: Jark Walkington. Mr F Dawson, Jim Mr T. Coopei Mr. W Chndwlck Mr W Hnnnah. Mr T Summcrsgill Mi Wilfred Auty. Mr Wattle representing Batley Rugbv eague Club i. Mr .Tim Guy. Mr lohn Spun Mr Herbert Robinson Endirott. Mr .Stoner Mr ...