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... o ina A FIRAL WUKE [ wonld willin on speaking for ever aboud l‘,.yn!:ma cricket has upon our have not the time to spare even o ect. To the mb. 1 would eay, n W must romember to v t the epinit of fairness urknm. vonr utmost to rid yoursaf of that bound ...
... Reservo 1-0. Mexborough have dono badly 1n all conscience this semson, and this does not speak very well for Tinsley. It was a “sorappy” game, and there wero, so to speak, six of one and half a-dozen of the otber, Wha: & happy position the Tinsloy Church Reservo ...
... Hill —*Sammy’s Face. ‘vicmry—u.e bringing off of a forlorn hope, 80 to speak. So Kent, to my mind, was just the side against which these Warnerian experiln:onu ought not to have been tried, for there is no end to the potentislities of Kent cricket. |However ...
... Wodneeday, shorn of a good deal of their luetre through defeats on two successive Saturdays, bearded the lon in its den, so to speak, for Lverton were the leading club in the Ifl\n and had not known defest sineo September 12, when then and the week previous ...
... ,. As Smithson the pro. | We no longer ehall kaow, 'The player with four pounds a week as his sorew, i But the puf(u will speak v With bumibty meek !Of our bero as “ Mr. John Smithson, P.U® ...
... Some Views of the Team. There is pretty good reason to believe that this is the cass, for the reports from Hull last week speak very encouragingly of the game Barnsley | ...
... Mr. F. BROWN, Han. Sec., Doncaster ThursdayF.C. ‘ hae won a seven miles’ handicap and a second in a 64 miles’ handicap. Speaking of the Covan Cup reminds me that the not s on the 8. U.H. dinner, which I feel sure everybody enjoyed, had to bo left out ...
... Morc often than not iw cause is &b attempi to carry on development at 0o great speed. The body rebek |misnbn-inp-uwnv. and—to speak medicalls—the heart refuses to suppiy to the mmuscles, | through the medium of blood, the oxygen they mqu.re. If traiming is ...
... given several brilliant displays for Denaby United and Eley formerly being associated with the old Mexboro' West End elub. Speaking of the West End club, it is interesting to note how many splandid players it really brought out. Flijsh Rounds (goal kespor) ...
... dreary hours of waiting from 1.40 till 5.25 there wae nothing at all out of reason in the behaviour of the crowd. Indeed, speaking to several of the Wercestershire players at the end of the day I was very much interested to hear their opinions of what ...
... nothing. ‘ When a county cricket captain declares his innings closed, he very often takes his life in his hands and, so to speak, stands there to be shot at. Thus Mr. Warner, after the winuing hit had been hoped for vainly by his team against Kent at Lord’s ...