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... from Australia. 1. l Port Natal Mar. 1.9. poll,pue uIIDIN April 12. ~.PUH N E, from Australia, 1. Table Bay Mar. tine 21• -4 HARDY Hull. from April Australia. 1. Sydney Mar. 18. kitguMELBOUR Hull May NE, 1 • from Australia, leaves West potnAuatralia April ...
... Maureen Stokoe; 2, Dorothy Thomas. Needlework—l, Dorothy Thomas; 2, Rhoda Wlllerton. The Judges were—Mrs. and Miss Robinson fLondesborough), Misses Tomllnson (North Cave). Mrs. Townsend (North Dalton). Mrs. J. Richardson. Mrs. Hardy. Mrs. Lalster. Mrs. Sawyer ...
... Senior Cup Roker Park last night defeating Hartlepools United lour goals to one. Gurney opened the scoring for Sunderland, but Hardy equalised, and Hartlepools deserved be on level terms at the Interval. Sunderland Improved later, and Duns and Carter (2) scored ...
... arranged by James R. Gregson and D. G. Bridson. Produced by D. G. Bridson. 9.3o—The Houghton Novelty Quintet. Directed by Jack Hardy. 10.0—Behind the Counter-1. Glimpses behind the scenes of a large North Country Departmental . Store. 10.20—News Summary. REGIONAL ...
... 1 Port Natal Mar. 19. po,ilue Hull April 12. POR*a - PINEDIN, from Australia. 1. Table Bay Mar. -, due Hull April 21. a a, HARDY from Australia. Sydney Mar. 18. e lalaa d, a_al , ll May 1 EI:3 OURN E , from Australia. leaves West Itfar4tlstralia April ...
... and Midland Sports Bulletin. 6.30 —As Regional. 7.0----Jack Wilson and his Versatile Five, with Jack Ford (tenor). 7.30 Thomas Hardy's Wessex Novel, Under the Greenwood Tree, adapted as a radio play by Louise Drury, produced by Cyril Wood. 9.o—As P.egional ...
... the Highways and Byways Wales to-day? Snapshots from all Angles, arranged and produced Evans and Dafydd Oruffydd. 7.50 —Thomas Hardy's Novel: finder the Tree: A Rural Painting In four phases- Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn; adapted radio plsy by Louise ...
... Hartley; Chadwick, Thirtle. Personally I prefer a little aciventur 0 14 ss, or . are mounting the table rapidly DECIDER. Sid Thomas, but it was not accepted as a Birley. Cross, and Sergwick. n the Le, more points than any other side ATHLETIC.-Herbert; A ...
... M. Cochrane. 338; A. Barker, 228; majority 110. North- I 'W. T. Farmery. 561; H. H. Baker, 122; majority 239. South—W. E. Hardy. 332; J. Tait, 139; majority 193. West— W. Clough. 461: •L. Halladay, 385; majority 76. STOCKSBRIDGE (4)—J. B. Hemsley, 972: ...
... Wakefield Trinity at Belle Vue on Good Friday, Halifax are re-introducing Horrod at fiy-'nalf, the players chosen being: Lockwood; Thomas, Rule, Treen, and Hickey; Horrod and Bowden; Baynham, Meek, Irving (H.), Childs, Thornber, Griffiths, and Brindle. Hunslet ...
... er in the second team, takes Western's place on the wing. Team:—Dingsdale; Waudby, Rosser, Moores and Hardgrave; Rees and Thomas; Field, Sharpe, Prosser, Coldrick, Fender, Welsh. York City Unchanged. The York City team to entertain Barrow will be that ...
... Brooks. 27/6 /104 ex sa. return cap. Hethermgum Pf., 2/3 /S> Hield Bros. (Is.). /114 /10»s /114 /114 Hill (R. and J.), 7/3 and Hardy, 14/ Hoffmann 74% Pf.. 31/6 /9 /9 /9 Holborn and Fras , 24/6 Hollins (W ). 13/9 13/6 Pf., 5/24 Home and Col. Stores (45.). ...