... that stage the team singularly never lost another match to the end of the season, 12 being won and four drawn. That James Archer Rigg was the captain of the Halifax team in the first season under professional rules, and was the highest scorer with 16 ...

... team won the Challenge Cup, but Mr. Kitson was unable to play in the Cup-ties and the role of captain was undertaken by James Archer Rigg. who led the side to success against Salford at Headingley. In recognition of his services, however, George Kitson was ...

... went into business u a tobao. conist in Pellon Lane. Later. he took over the business in Swine Market carried on by Mr. James Archer Rigg. He moved to Silver Street in 1919 and In 1034 to Commercial Street. In over 50 years of business he saw the price of ...

... Green, be rescinded. Tho gift Tastlmealal. Satarday next, Thrnm Hall, dose v. Leigh msUb. there will be presented to James Archer Rigg. the noted Yorkshire player, cherme for £lOO aud ato iflummated address Sir Crouley. M.P., has promised attend, and will ...

... be continuol if rejection from thr Competition he persisted in The marriage took place on Tuesday, at &mama. of Mr. James Archer Rigg, the popular half-beck in the Halifax foothill teem, and captain ,f the Yorkshire fifteen. witi, Miss Josephine McGovern ...

... Stockport, and Widnes being quite unknown quantities to the blue and white. Under the able and wellearned generalship of James Archer Rigg, the team won six out of the first seven engagements. Then Brighouse came over and did the ‘‘usual” againet us at home ...

... i}lst published an amujm{l‘; \'lol;«»r book . . H. KEEP “ ¥armng on Factory Lines’ (Pearson’s }]B‘4‘{ the same day James Archer Rigg, from the price ss. net), ifld if you \.)\n.m. to kn((,w ell ;.h:) : ifax Gymuasium, made his first appearance with newest ...