... referee, P. S. Swanson Another good({:ame was between Shardlow’s an Sanderson’'s on Sanderson’s ground. Shardlow’s won 3-2 and speak highly of the skill and enthusiasm of Albert Bromhall (Bram to his ralsl the 45-year-old player and hon. sec. of Sanderson's ...

... had extraordinar{ figures — four wickets for two runs. Ikin may have held a catch at second slip off Bedser, but generally speaking, the class of cricket was too poor to be really called match practice. It was exercise only for the M.C.C. Scores.— ‘ M.C ...

... went ca a ew yards and there were no ~ half measures about the way he fired the ball ,?ast Twomey. The goalkeeper, literally speaking. never saw it. _ Within two minutes, however, Leeds also got a goal when AINSLEY came in between Brook and Smith to take ...

... a wide starting point is essential and roads of good surface and no .undue narrow stretches are also desirable. Generally speaking, whilst a flat course may be accepted. ong with gradients provides a fairer test, but severe freak rise or falls can be ruled ...

... deguty was not required, everal members of the company have had severe colds,‘ particularly Albert Modle{; who could scarcely speak when I saw him last week, but thez Lave managed to carry on wit tee *fun and games.” The snow has had a serious effect on party ...

... addition to their Cup interests (writes Fred Walters). Cup-ties take some winning, no matter what the opposition, but, really speaking, there is not so much for United to fear from the other seven teams likely to be left in the competition after the outstanding ...

... best scoring chance of the whole game and a goal at this stafiie would have made a considerable difference. i 2 Generally speaking, however, the Newcastle defence had so far been well able to cope with th_attacks thrown against it. | There was a Sheffield ...

... than anyone to make the Barnsley club famous. & Before the game started Mr. s, Richards, J.P., vicechairman of the club, speaking on behalf of Mr G. Tomlinson, chairman, and the club, paid a tribute to Mr. Fairclough, saying he had spent his whole life ...

... combination between Forbes and Hagan, but when Forbes finally gave him the ball Hagan's shot was a shade too high. Generally speaking United's substitutes. were doing quite well in defence on this heavy, sticky ground. So were the Villa's for that matter ...

... League will g%en the season on Thursday. ere will be three divisions, an increase of one division over last season, which speaks wel] for the league in gradualiy regaining its pre-war strength. Three clubs have joined the league for the first time. They ...

... tournament. This was his best big-event achievement, He got better as he went on, with returns of 79-77-75- 73-72-71—figures which speak for themselves, The result shows that the Lees Hall professional is not only in the first rank of golfers, but that he has ...

... 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 ...