... fast dry ground and lively ball have p aced the Englishmen at some disadvantage, making their shooting rather erratic, hut speaks with satisfaction their I display. ...

... this meeting the constitution and the objects the Association will announced, and men and women prominent in public life will speak the tragedy of the want of playing fields throughout the country. The need of a co-ordinated effort being made to deal with ...

... not quite, the “pick of tho basket,” and a cycling holiday at this time of the year lias an irresistible appeal. Generally speaking, Whitsun tours do not run into long periods—a week the most, a long week end in many casesand it is, therefore, desirable ...

... thirty-six RE of question be painful one but it ought be answered you are not of your you probably ought to be Generally speaking our are disgrace Perhaps I ought to they are a scandal We to out of sight and they do not belong us Hands Up! much least ...

... hurried in t 1 apologetically: I to kept but 1 Board meeting quite believe it was from builder publio very nervous publie speaking proper field hi i worm JOSS 1 Htnl ”! M (aged Middleton i ( r Civil Bif ttii ENOS-FRUIT for ...

... umpire. OF THE OLD SCHOOL. IMPRESSIONS OF THE GAME. His impressions cricket's progress are therefore of importance. Few men can speak more accurately present-day play than the umpire who has been a county player, and Bagshaw stands for the old school In the ...

... part in the game. Nowadays, however, back play ’* is merely a travesty what it is really intended to be, and, technically speaking, it is not back play fill, but merely defence in cold blood. Bowling surely, good, bad, and indifferent as it has been in ...

... # # Forty-one Goals to One. It brought the F.A. team’s record for six games to 41 goals against 1, a tally that speaks of a tour triumph. The results date have been:— Opponents. Perth Western Australia (at Perth) 7—o South Australia (at Adelaide) ...

... week's meeting will Wednesday. The events will b© 75 yards dash and two miles flat. Although Mr. James Moor© hue. officially speaking, put hie pistol the shelf, he has kindly agreed to carry at thee© little meetings, favour which is much appreciated. ...

... our most famous owe their success to learned the feet so speak Benson? Ainley Arthur Bourchier to mention only those who have iirh of their craft under i guidance It the highest praise to speak actor an old Bensonian their me And I letter 1 I They wouldn’t ...

... possess a most promising young slow left-hander in F. Hartley, Bacup, who, given the chance, might rise any height. Generally speaking, enough emphasis is not laid on the partnership of bowlers, depends, to a certain extent, upon the The work the bowler at ...

... the Glasgow crowd always likes to see the backmarker get through. Mention of Webster recalls prophecy made by Geo. Wallach. Speaking to gentleman well known Glasgow athletic « w' s*champion predicted that Webster would win championship as soon n©Joined the ...