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... naught and then Villa gained relief when they were awarded a free-kick. Both aides used short stabbing attacks, and generally speaking defences ruled at this stage of the The trainers were having a busy time attending to injuries. and NlcKennan. the Midcilestiough ...
... should really be played competitively as against exhibitions—a type of game rarely, if ever, seen or indulged in here. Edwards speaks highly of the standard of play in India. Welcome nome Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards and heartiest congratulations ! The jump ...
... outstanding player. Wellington had only themselves to blame. even missing a penalty. Hospitable Boidmere Clubs who visit Boldmere speak highly of the home club's hOspitallty. Oswestry Town were loud in thelg praize of the treatment they received there. A 1-1 ...
... left wing took a deal of watching and ex-amateur Oxford City player Adams raised the home supporters' hopes, but strictly speaking Villa defenders generally had an answer. In fact, the visitors were having the best of the play in their raids. Dixon missed ...
... had six members with over 21b. and two with over 31b. It is a good match when all the competitors average over 51b. each and speaks much for their ability and keenness. Sparkhill and Aston Britannia No. 2 had • fluctuating match at the Hopyard. Warwick. ...
... close range . stidie Edwards. Mulholland; Brookes. Bridgett. Craddock. Butler. Kirkby. Jackson. Gib* Crosby. Referee.—R H. Speak (Stourbridge). In the eighth minute Stoke, wbo were showing more enterprise, went ahead through JACKSON who headed in from ...
... POSTBAG annual meeting. a shareholder might well speak up on this point. This superman. if found. should not be sent travelling incessantly up and down the country looking !or players—a ,toad scout's report shot* be accepted i.nd the business directors ...
... g and instructive and his lessons on gymnastics are thoroughly enjoyed. An average attendance of 90 out of a total of 102 speaks for itself. We are going to see some results from this class. ...
... (9)3 Colorbar air. W. Martin) Scotch Comfort (R. Turnell). Bistor (P. Morel). Bryn's Cottage IC. Hook). silence Piece IMr. H. Speaks), Pit d'Or II (I Littler). Somali Ih.. Mullins). Golden Wedding IJ. Dick), Windsorian Pridgle) OE 2.31. Trainer: P. Cundell ...
... Petitt. _ Derby Co. Colts: Sharman; Pallett. Osman; Davies, Young. Walker; McQuillan, Parry. Bramley. Cow. Wagg. Referee R. H. Speake iStourbridge) Derby opened up with good fast ground passing and only a timely Intervention by Betteridge prevented a goal ...
... Brierley 11111.—B.1!!ngsley: Mitchell, Tucker: Vincent. Lewis, Green; Hamblett, Jones, Ma.den, Roberts. Walker. Ref.: Mr. R Speake iStourbridgel. playing tne:r new goalkeeper. used the tong pass down the lett ‘4.ng and had a teir.toria. advantage. Keeper ...
... member of the B.A.A. team disagrees with what I wrote of the match with the Coventry A.A. a fortnight ago. He claims to he speaking for the whole of the B.A A. team when as a matter of fact not one member of the team with whom I have conversed has discussed ...