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... ardent spirits of sportsmen the “cricket” sense they deem trouble too great overcome it will tend to the success their club and game There been personal effort and combined self-sacrifice getting their and equipment to good order and possibly only those “behind ...
... flr=t two games and led at 3-1. Borotra le‘elled the set at 3 games all, and it looked as if Borders had got Lee's measure. But Lee drove too near the line for Borotra, who was passed over and over again. Indeed. the Frenchman had to alter his game and play ...
... givsn hope of an arrest. * New Zealand won the Third Test by drop goal and 2 tries (15 points) to 2 goals (10 points). The game was very disappointing, many clever movements by the British threequarters fading away when a sccoro seemed certain. • * * ...
... CRICKET ATTRACTIONS Time-Honoured Games—Seeing Test Match Candidates The cricket public have a fine holiday programme before them with nine first class games opening to-day. There are the two time-honoured encounters between Eurrey and Notts at th-?, ...
... will surely find a place alongside William Wilberforce and Hull's other brave sons and daughters who, hy their typical British bulldog spirit and pioneer work in various walks of life, have brought both fame and credit to the city of their adoption. History ...
... o’clock the yachts were running close still holding a -slight lead of about yards having virtually lost early gains THE BRITISH BULLDOG In the fog the two raced along advantage of each puff air The Shamrock in the unfavourable conditions held like a British ...
... 4I,WAYS SKITTISH. For sheer pluck. of the real British bulldog breed, commend us to Harry Skitt, the Spurs' right-half. Blatt does not appear to enjoy his game unless somebody sits on his head or jumps on his dinner, and scarcely a week passes without ...
... years of service bis first game for Albion in serious League Football against Oldham Athletic at The Hawthorns 1919 and scoring first against Newcastle United on 3 Sep-r ember 1919 at St James’s Park Ashmore comes next his first game and incidentally one of ...
... so furious that Brown almost exhausted slipped to the canvas mainly from a slight push from Damao. He got up, however, and gamely carried the battle towards Dam. _ liTiftesecond round Brown seemed to ' lose much strength. His punches seemed to have lost ...
... leading their forwards was one those games in was invincible The old international watched the chairman of the English Selection Committee who was obviously impressed by his play Birkenhead Park’s concluding games are : April 4— Ireland home Monday Waterloo ...
... no furious that Brown almost exhausted, slipped to the canvas mainly from a slight push from Demo. He got up, however. and gamely carried the battle towards Demo. _ In the bi . id round Brown seemed to lose much strength His punches seemed to have lost ...
... d American proved 100 much for Biown stand, and he went down lot count- of nine from barrage lefts and rights to the bead. Game to the end. Brown mat aged to laise himself his feet, but was not strong enough to stand, and he sagged to the canvas again ...