... Cine Camera. Mr. Anderton, who was one the tour managers, drew special attention on many occasions to the Barrow captain, Alec Troup. Replying to a vote of thanks, proposed by Mr. John Atkinson, chairman of the Barrow club, Mr. Anderton said he was pleased ...

... three tniuie.. ; '•Freeman” and Denvere” Rugby on- ■ players, and Pattinson, the front row • ward on Hull's register. . Alec Troup signalised his appearanct scoring two tries and kicking goal fot Red and Black, who were defeated ■ Blues by 23 points to ...

... why Barrow should not win at Parkside. They displayed a mastery in the forwards and a belter ixmetration. and I hope that Alec Troup will i;gain on duty. Greenhalgh played very wvM his substitute, bin Troup's experience, well his weight, counts to Barrow ...

... Widnes A” are unable to travel. Barrow senior team travelled to Widnes this morning by motor coach instead of by train. Alec Troup, the international and Cumberland forward, has been called up with the Territorials, and F. W. Huehes will take his place ...

... be suffering from the strain of their cup-tie battles, and it thrilled the 10,247 spectators. It was the benefit match of Alec Troup, the Barrow captain. The tackling and covering of both teams was too good to allow sustamed back division combination. Yet ...

... hooker had a wrist injury. Both are exiiected to have recovered for the coining week-end. As W. Liitlo, D. MoKeating, and Alec Troup are required for Cumberland against Yorkshire, at Whitehaven, the only alterations will Irving for Townson. stand-ofT half ...

... the question of National Service In the Territorial Army, there was a gathering of 70 or 80 people, presided over by Mr. Alec Troup, captain of the Barrow Rugby League Club. Captain R. H. Horne, of the Lancashire County R.U. and Furness Club, outlined ...

... Craven Park, £1 084. on me occasion of visit of Leeds, in Cup-tie; and New goal-kicking record for club by F. French. goals. Alec Troup, the captain, was reserve for England against the Australians in the Test matches; R. Ayres played for England against Wales ...

... Trialists Barrow Rugby League club’s opening practice game at Craven Park, Barrow, last night attracted an attendance 1,825. Alec Troup and George Gummer were not playing, but the teams were strong and served up good football, and, considering the hot, oppressive ...

... TROUP PASSED OVER Cumbrians are also wondering why, when Hoagson was dropped, Alec Troup, who was hist reserve in the first Test, was not given his fellow Cumbrian's place. It has been suggested to me that the Selection Committee should be invited to ...

... the club has won way to the forefront also by plaving the open entertaining game. To-dsy the team Includes as its captain, Alec Troup, international and Cumberland forward, who has giten it years service, and his partner in the second row of the scrummage ...

... Collias, Ayres. Jackson, and Ramsay. G. Robinson returns home until next Monday, and then takes up residence in Barrow. Alec Troup is being rested to-morrow evening. Swimming ...