... 4971parti 5014 part), 502.ipart. 503(par1i. 458 and 459 on Staff orch.lit re Sheet LV go. Mon M 1919 i .15AtEE the thirtl J e u t n h e 01 JOHN P ROBERTS (Clerk of the Connell). Contanued on 4 PAGE 4 PUSLIC NOTICES CONTINUED FROM PAO! 3 COUNTY_ pcntouciu ...

... Started only four years ago, Hugeley Police Boys were unlucky to win only Iwo of their six • bouts. Stephen Wright and Leslie Thirtle, the two winners, both now have a record of Iwo wins and two defeats. Acting as M.C. was Rugele3's Chief inspector P. (;. ...

... punishment of a good spirited boy. A good bout between two clever boxers was that between Leslie Thirtle of R.P.8.8.C. and C. Holston of Small Heath A.B.C. Thirtle won the first round, and just managed to take the second and although tiring by the third beat ...

... minutes before time, Rugeley were awarded another corner after pressing hard for the winning and were rewarded when Joyce Thirtle scored again from the corner position. Rugeley have now won three and lost one of the four games played so far. Times, Saturday ...

... Bagnall only started to look dazed in tound three, hut the referee decided Burns was bat strong. I A'a Hall's 12 year-old John might have been r‘appointed to lose his alhoo.vciilllcst against v.in was by schoolboy W. Mi Lean who relentlessly pommelled ...

... points. test with one punch. Superior P. Lees had a clever and I speed and skill won the bout spirited win over John Hobbs, on points for Thirtle. of Moat A.C.A. at Tamworth.' This was Paddy Lees at hisl 1 best with crisp, clean counter - punching that kept ...

... not out. The innings closed at 168. Rugeley (pictured above) lost three early wickets but a good stand of 51 by Baker and Thirtle gave the home side a chance of winning until Magill with 4-25 saw his side home by 80 runs. IttIGUAlf b Dlckens 5 b Hugh. ...

... Brown, John Laing, Julia Simmonds and Stuart Es merson whose match with Walsall Arboretum unfinished last week because of a downpour. The play dosed with Etching Hill winning 2-1. Sturat Emmerson and Julia Simmonds won 64, 64, and lost 34, 9-6. John Laing ...

... report to Pear Treo Inn 10 am.: P. Morrow. R. Hill, P TIII. M. Hurley. M. Cutbush. J Warriner, B. Hill. Boughty. I. Scram M. John. T. Wilson. ft Carthy. T. Harris. Limeades Swan v Hill Ridware (home). David Rollins Cup Fol lowing players meet Swan With ...

... by club secretary Mrs. Birch to Sally Brookes and Frances Brian, who beat Joyce Thirtle and Claire Smith 8-1 84. Men's doubles finalists for the Ernest Baker Cup are John Davies and Stuart Potter. Stuart Emmerson and Cohn Speechley. The final of the mixed ...

... secretary, George Johnson; match secretary, John Mahoney; club captain, Barry Birt; Ist XI vice-captain, Trevor Saunders; 2nd XI captain, Denis Walker; vice-captain, Keith Baker; 3rd XI captain, Phil Thirtle; vice-captain, Andy Btugh. Committee: Rupert ...

... —l. Pro ing young fighter D. Moore of Bedworth (left) parries a right thrust from . ttßgeley's Leslie Thlrtle. - 2. Leslie Thirtle receives the Police club's shield for the best club member from Jack Bodell, watched by Chief Inspector Pat Sheldon, who was ...