... or are you reserving yours elves to tackle Halifax next season? And shall you have another Aunt Charlotte in store Teddy Bartram has lef. Wakefield and joined Leeds St. John's Club, who are said to be very pleased- with their new acquisition. Well ...

... The crowd was not so large as used to be the case when such bitter rivalry existed be tween the teams, at the time when Teddy Bartram, the Hayleys, Hampshaw. and others were such powers in the footbal] world, still there was a far better attendarce than ...

... and one remembers with pleasure the rousing tussles in those Yorkshire Cup-tie days when men like “Jimmy ” Dodd and “Teddy ” Bartram were on the war path. That interest has heen maointained, but of course the gates this season have suffered in consequence ...

... received any payment in any shape THE BRADFORD TRAGEDY. or form. ee aa Whilst on this poi ot, I would also invite Messrs. Teddy Bartram, Dick y Lockwood, and Bob Walton to contribute to the controversy. It only remains to say that if the reasonable request ...

... share in the Bradford fixture Wednesday last. • * • Wakefield Trinity had some rare exponent* back play in H. O. Hams haw. Teddy Bartram, Herbert Fallas, Harry Haley, K. W. Hartley, F. Ash, Herbert Hutchinson. Jim Bedford, and Harry Dawson. Rattling forwards ...

... principal teams in our shire, Wakefield T lydn‘-r;:[:.:::ld-filulum clever manner in y placed Broughton Rangers hors de combat. Teddy Bartram seemed umwmumummuuu-l-that years ago made him irresistible. Not only did he drop with the unerring certainty of days gone ...

... and then we'll shew ‘em. It was the want of a safe kicker that Trinity the game. There were three occasions on which Teddy Bartram or Straffurd would have had not the least trouble in putting the leather over the bar, but somehow, whoever essayed the ...

... overtaken the West Riding u` played on the West Park Stray. one _. his are several proverbs which fellow players was Teddy Bartram. an old Wakefield Trinity describe the beneficent properties Rugby player, who was responsible of this wintry visitation ...

... attempt would never have been plated. “ Davies’ feat reminds an old enthusiast tha’. he remembers a dropped the foot of * Teddy’ Bartram, of Wakefield, in a at Partown in the 80's. drop-kick from the region of his own 25. and with the ance of a gale of wind ...

... regretted that a Durham born player of so good a class should be captured by a-not-,})wr county. Some three years ago Teddy Bartram said to me on the County Ground, “Turnbull is much too good a man to be allowed to stay very long here.” and Greenwell ...

... much importance must not be attached |be guite « Rawson Robertshaw, or even a o fl.lis fact, for it is regarded by many | Teddy Bartram, for the reason that you Parliamentarians as exceedingly im- have no opportunity of playing in the class probable that ...

... organisations the Manchester district. The holders of the Yorkshire Challenge Cup have already started their season, with ‘‘Teddy Bartram as captain. On the 15th inst. they played anti overcame that smart y oungelub Batley, and last Saturday they had visit ...