... Fred Carter for Transfer, Fred Carter, loose forward, formerly Leeds and Batley, has boon planed the trails for ILu by the Castleford Rugby League Club at aW'c of £75, the figure Castleford paid for his transfer from Batley last season. ...

... the Bartow club two Reed, a cent,* threequarter, and Jones. serum halt. liegotiatioes were completed for the transfer of Fred Carter, a loose forward. from Castleford. ...

... two players—E. Reed, a centre three-quarter, and Jonae, scrum half. Negotiations wore also completed for the transfer of Fred Carter, a loose forward, from Castleford. three, and Fairfax, the recently acquired stand-off half from Carlisle City, will be ...

... SPORTING ITEMS. Fred Carter, loose forward, formerly Leeds and Batleyi has been placod the transfer list the Castleford Rugby League Club at a fee of £75, the figure Castleford paid for his transfer from Batley last season. Patrick Hunt, the centre-balf ...

... ry pressed, and Atkinson kicked second | six minutes from the restart, re- duting ‘eatherstone’s lead to a single point. Fred Carter burrowed his way through trom a scrummage close to the Feat rstone line, a little hesitancy at starting cramping his effort ...

... longer than a few minutes’ sitting, The only case was one in which a plea of guilty was entered by farm labourer named Fred Carter, who is employed at Mr Simpson's, of Throstle Nest Farm, Watton, on a charge of carrying a gun without a licence. The prosecutor ...

... Lancashire ana E. Reed, the former wellkno.vn Huddcrsfield centre. addition to these Bradford have acquired the services of Fred Carter a looseforward who baa seen service with Leeds. Batley and Castleford the now forward being obtained order to take the place ...

... by Horbury Working Men’s Club aud Horbury Victoria Prize Band 2 0 8 Box at Relief Map. Surprise View, Otley Chevin 2 0 Fred Carter, Thornbury, Bradford, in settlement ol a dispute 2 0 0 Workmen the Tnreshfleld Lime Co., Threshfield 7 .Workmen the Ribblesdaie ...

... who made a remarkable improvement, and when they have settled down should lead to better times at Birch Lane. Fairfax and Fred Carter wore particularly good both in attack and defence. Hull—Jcnncy; Davies, another, Oliver, Gwynne; Hall, Whitty; Bolderson> ...

... marked improvement Northern’s play, due to tho excellent play of their recent captures, the most successful of whom were Fred Carter and Fairfax. HOW LEEDS UNITED FAILED. Leeds United’s disastrous opening of their Christinas programme with 5-1 defeat Birmingham ...

... hundreds of walkers, and it is from those that these champions are found. “All these lads began in the ‘Star* Walk. said Mr Fred Carter to his London friends, who plied him with questions as to where they found ' them; and it is more than likely that some ...