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... matches of exetptiona; excitement and spirit. Generally speaking, referees were right in carrying on. Fallen League Clubs. The first round of the Cup-ties brought curiosity, collapse, and the usual consternation. Of the Second Division clubs, Barnsley ...
... colour, and little was seen o£ York and Kirton. Capewell wa.- never in the limelight, and Dr. Milne was much missed. Generally speaking, the half back work was poorer than usual. Smart, Mort, and s'picrs did well, but the damage was really done before the visiting ...
... Hugby player 50 years ago, a racing cyclist of considerable fame, and a cycling legislator, Dr. E. B. 'Sumer competent to speak on the subject The Anatomy and Physiology of Athletics.” In furtherance of the A.A.A.’s educational campaign, Dr. Turner chose ...
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... It was, however, only spasmodic effort, for the rest of the there was little to choose between the teams, and, generally speaking. the football was of very poor quality. The full backs both sides were excellent, and the forwards were generally subdtied ...
... ought to contain within its pages a history of cross-country .unning—that, far as am aware, has never been written. Broadly speaking, that would' date back to the steeplechases the Thames Hare and Hounds, and it would necessity include the National races ...
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... William Milligan that the spoiling of I'oth and othe: nourishing forms more frequently due to scarcity than an abundance cook3 Speaking with customary courage at Temperance meeting Sir William defended moderate consumption of alcohol and what is more defended ...
... Zealand friends had a good many virtues, and among them adaptability must he included. It is to their credit that, generally speaking, they were not the first to start any rough-house tactics, however much they may have seemed ready to pay the originators ...
... goalkeeper in Scotland. To-day they arc at the head of the League, with the best goal average the Division. Presumably, figures speak louder than worSs, and instead of scouting the country for players —remember that there had been half-promise of big new forward ...
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