... PLAIN SPEAKING TO OUR F. maltby very Shall Niggardly Ways of AMBITIOUS i ,• DIQ CIUDS ContinU6 : ~rab«rtJil» tt>t Tocluhlr. n«l . . ««« . Football Association has exemplary record U in its control of the game. Unlike the Football „,:i, Ktueved to uwir ...

... 1 Mk you—Do not the contents of these letters “ Speak for themselves ™ ? Homestly—just how much is & letter like this worth to you? Woen in a common M from the horse I said. Note also that I placed the first 3, but advised tients to back (as always) only ...

... | ask yow—Do not the contents of these letters “ Speak for themseives llon-tlr—m bow much is a letter like this worth to you? Wem in & comm canter {rom the horse 1 sald. Note also that I placed ihe firs¢ 3, but advi clients to back (as always) onl?® the ...

... A frank, open statement of fact which speaks volumes for itself (have you made the following mett profit on Win Ouly level stake betting to dute???) From March 12 to April 19 my clients have had just 16 bets only including P Regent and S. Cottage for ...

... o “GREEN °'UN IN TH!S letter from Mr. George Hurley, secretary to gtécen's thfxrk it }l{fangcrg .C., speaks for itselfX «o' = “This club went over to Icelang during the close . season for a number of | games. The Icelandic people seem to be taking a | ...

... victory for this month of October. B It was a game which should have produced a higher standard of forward piay, but really speaking Carter alone, until his injury, attained any heights. Brook may have made quite a good forceful half-back, but it was very ...

... from Bardney to Dogdyke. This is one of the biggest angling matches of the year, and it speaks well for the ‘organising genius of Mr. Perkins, chairman and Mr. Wood, secretary. with their excellent committee, that these matches have been so well conducted ...

... to waste opportunities, and they had themselves largely to blame for still having to fight an uphill battle. Comparatively speaking the Charlton forward line were rarely in the picture with a chance, yet when they had a free kick from about 25 yards out ...

... attention of their trainers. Unfortunately Crewe were starting to take the man instead of the ball, and the referee had to speak to Jones for a foul on Cox. y ~ _The Crewe defence were almost caugbt napping when Thompson dropped the ball into the goalmouth ...

... present. The defence was as right as rain Blrmlmiham's was only the sixth goal scored against it in .110 :lz?mes—and that speaks for itself, Kell{ was the “star” of the Barnsley side, while Robledo tried hard with little support from his halves A crowd ...

... Sports Club are out to preserve this annual Derbyshire fixture on their ground even though they seek no financial return worth speaking about from it. In the oldetn days, of course. Dore was within the Derbyshire boundary, but the fact that it is now in Sheffield ...

... leligllr:l minutes of the second alf, The ball went over to RICKETT and Walter was standing SO much on his own that really speaking he was able to pick his own spot in tha net and his shot was right out of White's reach. George Jones appeared to pull ‘a ...