... and King displaces Hollyoak at outside-right. Team: Siddall; France. Simpson; Dixon, Redfearn, Maftin; King, Simmons, Thomas, Hardy, Brooksbank. WARRINGTON FXPERIMENT. Warrington are still experimenting in the hope of @ successor to Bentham, thetr hooker ...

... King displaces Hollyoak at outside right. Team; Slddall; France and Simpson; Dixon* Redfeam and Martin; King, Simmons, Thomas, Hardy and Brooksbank. Upton Colliery Team. Upton Colliery visit Goole Town with the following team: —Newman; Smith and Hatfield; ...

... Greenwich, at 10.30. 10.30—Weather Forecast for Farmers and Shipping. 10.13 —The Western Studio Orchestra. Leader, Frank Thomas. Elsie Eaves (sopranp). 12.0 —Tom Jenkins, the Organ of The Plaza Cinema, Swansea, 12.30—Haydn Heard and his Band, Relayed ...

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... .eeds, in place Martin, who injured. Team: Siddall; France and Simpson; Dixon, Redfearn, and Sisling; Hollyoak, King, Thomas, Hardy, and Brooksbank. ...

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... Correspondent A NORTHERN feature to-night is Liverpool Philharmonic Society's Concert at 7,45. This will be conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham, with Alma Moodle (violin) as soloist. At 8.45 there will be another During the Interval conversation. The programme ...