... conducted from London, and they are open to all interested. Details on application from me. i lease enclose stamp for reply. Jack Wilkinson' (Cap*..). Sheffield Branch 10. ...

... on the wing, but | are being given fine tbeJr nral* from Tankenley, while Wbitlep Bail, with their veteran going well. JACK WILKINSON, Daniil WeUlagtan'i cterer wkktt.katpcr ■a* katsaaa. ...

... indicated:— Chaa. D. Hallam, £2O (Ist), fourth year of tenure; Oolin Meriden, (Ist), lourth; William Phillips, (istj, fourth; Jack Wilkinson, £l2 10s. (2nd), third. The chairman. Councillor E. Snelgrove, B A., congratulated Dr. W. I. Moore on his appointment ...

... caught two bat*men. more or 1-aa was reeponsible ter the dismissal Are the seven player* who look tholr wickets. * * * Jack Wilkinson, of Darnall. bad day out again** Atlas and Norfolk. He was responsible for 40 Darna'l winning score of 71. Among the bowler* ...

... from London, a.ud they open to all interested. Details application from me. Please enclose stamp for replv.—Yonrs, etc., JACK WILKINSON, Captain. Hon. Sec., Sheffield Branch. SALVATION ARMY SELF-DENIAL FUND Citadel Chambers. Pinstone Street. Sir,-—Tho S ...

... Clias. I>. Hallam (value £2O, Ist), 4th year; Colin Marsden (value £2O, Ist). 4th year ; William Phillips Ist), 4th year; Jack Wilkinson (£l2 10s., 2nd,), 3rd year. The Chairman congratulated Dr. W. I. Moore on his appointment as headmaster of the Sonthend-on-Sca ...

... League. Company got them out lor 42 at Wadsley on Saturday. Moat the run-getting was done by Streets (20 not out) and Jack Wilkinson (11). Seven of the players failed to score. In couple matchc* little London Work* had little luck in the Norton and Du*nct ...