... 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 | ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... PRESIDENT'S ADVICE TO REFEREES MR. J. GILROY, forthright Tyneside president of the Foothall Referees Association, speaking at their 29th annual conference in Sheffield City Memorial Hall today, urged his members to kill all efforts to introduce politics ...

... shared six goals and it ' always been a sound argumc that three goals away from hon should always win a match. Generally speaking, howeve: Angus Seed must be feeling mu happier just now than he was @ months back. His team have i looked back since that ...

... Saturday, June 28, 1947 § HERBERT NAMED - - KC. OF FOOTBALL EN Mr. Lew Davies, President of Sheflield and Hallamshire F.A., was speaking .at Dinnington Athletic’s celebration, he referred to Herbert Greenwood, S. and H. secretary. es the “K.€C. of Poothall.™ ...

... man’'s game,” but today more than ever the game is attracting more of the vounger end, and the best teams are, generally speaking, composed of players who are well under middle age, with a leavening of older players of wider experience. Some years ago ...

... 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 ...

... second innings, Yorkshire suffered a sensational defeat by 279 runs—after having enjoyed that 238 lead. 2 Little wonder we speak of cricket’s uncertainty! Then in the June of that 1901 season came another remarkable game, this time at Trent Bridge, when ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...