... in colour. St. Helens have two of their stars back after injuries—South African wmgman Tom Vollenhoven and Test forward Cliff Watson. Mike McNeil, their recent signing from Lancashire Rugby Union football, loses his place to Les Jones, who switches from ...

... Tomorrow Leigh are at home to St. Helens. A Lelih victory would suit Halifax, and they might do it, for the “Saints” have _Cliff Watson, Tom Vollenhoven, Frank Myler and Brian Hoqan on the m{ured list, and Eric Chisnall makes his first senior appearance of ...

... not have wished for a more untimely “baptism” to this Australian series when he was called upon to substitute for prop Cliff Watson (damaged shoulder) at the interval. Bob Irving moved into the freat row and Charlie packed down alongside debutant Rob ...

... have played in Australia after tomorrow's match against Central Queensland at Rockhampton, Hooker Colin Clarke and prop Cliff Watson, will take part in the Rockhampton game, Watson was unable to play at the weekend because of sunburn, He is regarded as ...

... (Warrington)® Tomemy Bishop (St. Helens), Carl Dooler (Featherstone). Props: Ken Roberts (Halifax), Brian Edgar (Workington), Cliff Watson (St. Helens), Geoff Crewdson (Keighley). Hookers: Colin Clarke k\hr'%izan). Peter Flanagan (Hull a%.). Second-row men: ...

... was the worst of five sunburn cases resulting from _?'esterday'-s trip to Green Island, 17 miles off the coast at Cairns. Cliff Watson. who had been selected, was also much burned Far North Queensland: N. Morgan; B, Dawson, A. Gil, B. Bent, R. Cook, N. Gil ...

... Gowers: Bill Burgess, lan Brooke, Alan Buckley, John Stopford; Alan Hardisty, Tommy Bishop ; Brian Edgar, Colin Clarke, Cliff Watson, John Mantle, Bill Bryant, Harry Poole (captain). Stewart Wilson pulled a hamstring muscle in training today and is out ...

... d) Prop Mick Harri son (Hull) may be favoured but the onlv forwarq who can be regardeqd as an automatic choice is prop Cliff Watson (St. Helens) John Mantle (St. Helens) will probably be included in ‘he second row. and a third plaver from the same club ...

... move on to passes as speedily as the Australians, and there was far too much hesitancy Three doubts | . Bill Holliday, Cliff Watson and |John Mantle shoulq be certain of (places in the next Test. but 1 doubt |whether Bob Irvinlg. Dave Robinson and hooker ...

... was the guild secretary for tickets for the Institute for the Blind. Famil mourners were M¥ and Mrs G. Warren, Mr and Mrs Cliff Watson, Mr and Mrs mil Watson, Mr and Ken Watson, Mr and Mrs M. Budding (nephews and nieces), Mr and Mrs T. Watson, For quite ...

... into a 2-0 leag by Welshborn Keith Barnes after five minutes’ play. Six minuteg later, the tourists went into the lead. Cliff Watson swept through the Australian pack and dlvefi over for a try. Keegan kicked the goal from wide out, Britain were handicapped ...

... majesty over a crumbling Wakefield pack, which was inferior in the loose and beaten by 10-5 in the first-half scrums. A Cliff Watson try after short Passing among the forwards and wo Len Killeen goals to one goal from Neil Fox gave St. Helens a deserved ...