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... TWO MORE POINTS MAIDSTONE BEATEN AT MARGATE M-irsrate’s run of Kent League sue- I cesses was continued at H Mondav at the expense of Ma.astone. i who surrendered both points by virtue I of a four goals to one reverse. 1 There was splendid attendance it ...
... capiial footbail, fmelj Mays, who essayed shots at tin Maidstone citadel from every conceivable angle. Barney, in Maidstone rear line defence, was at his brightest, and it was well for the Maidstone goa. record. Barrow, who received splendid stmport from ...
... Bay. The secretary stated Chat the boot repairing and carpentry facilities at the centre were still being taken advantage of and added that a table and a dog’s kennel, made at the centre, were being sent to the Kent County Fair, at Maicistone, on 27th ...
... dangerous. RAMSGATE’S SUCCESS IN KENT SCHOOLS’ CHAMPIONSHIP Ramsgate schoolboys were again sue cessful at Ellington-place ground Saturday, when they defeated Maidstone by three goals to one in the second round the Kent County Schools Championship competition ...
... A Echo *' the Automobile Association gives the following particulars of Kent routes : London-Maidstona-FolkMtone. Res nr* facing Mottingbam. elngle line traffic. Widening Maidstone (single line of traffic) and between Wrotbam Heath and Ijarkfleld. Resurfacing ...
... Slough—chestnut gelding Royal Star; 2, Master Tony Stubbing. Went Honse. West Mailing. Kent-grey mare Primula: 3. Miss Vivien Lush. Little Court. Oxted, Surreychestnut mare Golden Wonder; reserve. Mm. K. Whigbara-grey mare Silver Rose. Hackneys (any height), ...
... farcine Maidstone lads to share six goals at Maidstone on the previous Saturday, it was expected that Margate Schoolboys would proceed into the next stage of the English Schools Spield competition after their re-played third round tie with Maidstone, at Hartsdown ...
... BRIEF. football. KENT LEAGUE. DisitiMl I. Gillingham, 0; Chatham. Dover United, Afiniord, J* Lloyda, 1; Erith and Belvedere, 5 North Beet, 12; Maidstone. Sittingbourne. 2; Artiford, , Shepfty. 3; 'Wawley, Folkestone, 3; Tunbridge Wells, 1 KENT AMATEUR LEAGUE ...
... GOAL IN ELEVEN Ramsgate Frees Wander ere strengthened their position in the Kent League mlv. table at the Ramsgate and Rraadstairs Stadium Saturday, when theTdefelted Maidstone United ftejervea by the odd point in game which was departments i hat they ...
... ODD GOAL IN ELEVEN Press Wanderers strengtli. ilu ir position in the Kent League ( }>jv. II.) table at th«- Ramsgate and i;r .idstairs Stadium on Saturday, when l‘.o. defeated Maidstone United Reserves ir. ilu* odd point in game which was j.i- .tUctive ...
... vision of the Kent County Constabulary were at home to their colleagues of the St. Augustine’s Divi-ton in cricket engagement. The result was a handsome victory for the visitors, who compiled a score of 158 as against tlie home team. Golden Wodding.— C ...
... J. Boot. wen. speeia% bv the judge. Mr. W. R. Snell, the K- nl. ultrv 'listmotor. The epp.s the class for sittings, sliown Mr. T. E. 0. Span ton. wore also hiphiv nrais'*d. After the >t iig Mr. Snell gave inslrnctive lecture chick rearing. Kent ? « fortunate ...