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... YOUTH HOSTELS' next meeting | is at the Metallurgical Club, West Street, on Wednesday evening at 7.45, when Mrs. Judy Collett speaks on historical \D‘.‘Pp’,- et o S ‘_i;xE.' -i‘;’l'l'e'r;m:.unal Comn}lltlcmvln be meeting durink the next fortn see hnh ...
... Rovers, however, missed a fine chance also. McClelland, from 10 yards range, sent the ball right across the goat. Generally speaking, however, the game was woefully tame. Blackburn, though kept in their own half for the most part, were dangerous In their ...
... DUrad |n c:)me which ,u A* team with an object two th( atmoe, fact that the object waa h *K?m“ ho had secured a achieved speak 1 oqu yo Die jjj good position in OieSlla ®' ir i .end persistence the Jot expected elter a hard whole side. season to pull ...
... by-yourleave or thank-you. * * * & Centleman “Bob VOW comes a letter from Mr. Y w. Hayes, chairman of Clowne Town, in which he speaks highly of the way Bob Brockle- ...
... promising prospect for many years; Poole is full of {:)smbnhnoe: and a Nottinghamrn batsman in J. D. Clay, of whom Bill Voce speaks highly, is another for the future, ...
... performances of Oliver Hart week ago. Hart, the way. has already asked Frank Varey when he can come to Sheffield again, which speaks for itself. Start Visit No doubt “Ollle will receive another Sheffield booking before long, but in the meantime interest ...
... to serve anglers and nnlnngdln gaonl by continuing to exercise their rest in new spheres. WITHAM BELOW AVERAGE Generally speaking, it must be admitted that angling in the Witham Catchment Board area this season has been well below average. In the upper ...
... win. ning ways. They have won all their 10 matches and have scored 62 Joals against 5. r. W. Brambhall, the hon. secretary, speaks highly of “the loyalt{ of the team 4ng gives special praise to the Old stagers “Taffy ™ Jones and R. Oyen The enthusiasm ...
... second halffiplay than there had been in the first. 'y A little feeling was also entering into the game, and the referee had to speak a cautioning word to some of the players. Haywood had been keeping a close watch on Whitelum, but the centre-forward managed ...
... Recently, for Instance, the warden at an agricullural camp ■rni along I kranlan goalkeeper lor a trial, and. the pla.ser could speak a word of IlnglMi. he look him an Inlerpreler. •• He was quite a useful goalkeeper. as saw in the match plaved for our A” ...
... bygone days. UNITED JUST THERE It is to be hoped this remark will not discourage a team like Doncaster Rovers, but, generally speaking, if I were in charge of a team out for the championship of anything 1 should prefer to be lying third or fourth in the table ...
... the view that my criticisms “have not gone far enough” touches upon aspects of Wednesday's internal affairs which. really speaking, are not the concern of a sports | Many Eyes on ) Chesterfield ) NO club in England is )z better off for centre) halves than ...