... PUBLIC .NOTICES X 7.1 :N. G WEDNESDAY 'NEST.. DECEMBER' 1,274 AMBRON PERRY Crewe) . :, - . DAVIE§ 4114 LY, -NEW PORT- #AIG BOWERS' ''Other Good= contin.. PRICES OF ADMISSION - - 1:6. and; I (including -Tax), 17 Td kat'Dittributioii. A 0 01 1 0 64 Schools: ...

... 120 0 59) STOKE Elks (28,68) %sensor (82) Att 12,N4 Layton 0 Harvey (25) (26) Nugent (35 Maresfiel .--, Swore's. .(2) 3 CREWE Davies (32) Sussex (24) D'Auna (43) Att 3,82 e Raynor (Pen 68 ) WIWI (55) Att 2,576 ...

... and Lutaberg, basks; Regan. Rellis and Graham, half- Longmuir, Woodhouse. Smith IC.), hmith II.), and Ounson, forwards. Crewe.—Davies (B.), goal; Pringle and Davies IS. H. 1. hacks; Ka). Blake and Shaw. half-hacks; Ralphs, Craig. Cooper, Alcoa and Boardman ...

... Northwood on Saturday CITY YOUTH SPORTS Over the first obstacle in the junior 80 yards hurdles Davy Crockett Rides Guard at Crewe Davy Crockett takes a tight grip on his Winchester and his Pard “draws a bead” on the hombre holding box-like contraption all ...

... Ferguson and Hamilton, backs: Tarlton, Price and Chipperhalf-hacks: Hopper. Johnson, Ball. -Randall awl Watson, forwards. Crewe.—Davies 48.), goal; Pringle and Davies (8. 11.1, haekt; Kay. Blake and Shaw. halfbacks; Ralphs, Birtles. Cooper, Owen and Boardman ...

... is no stranger to Runcorn, for he was formerly a member of the Runcorn I West Cheshire League team, before lie went to Crewe. Davies, the Crewe centre-half was a bard worker. Runcorn are in negotiation with a first-clecis goalkeeper. and it Is anticipated ...

... goal; Carr and Robertson. back.; Half, Pupa: and A. Young, balf•backe: Robson, Yotlitg 11), RobistErm. Mordue amt forwards. CREWE.—Davi•a. goal: Pringle and Woot ton. hacks: Kay, Morris am . . lialfbuckal Ralph', Brown, uirt ea, for. wards R.h►N: Mr. J. G ...

... teams nsive Lee ss his HALIFAX.—Pennington, goals Hubbert, backs; Proctor. Dark and =: 5 one ; Seabrook, Bell, Coleman, len CREWE —Davi goal: Prir on, backs; Kay, Morris and os. birhes, City Referee: Mr. Caswell, of Blackburn. ntage THE GAME. There were ...

... THE TEAMS The selected sides for to-morrow's game are : CREWE.—Davies; Pringle and Jones; Scullion, Morris (Harold) and Sewell; Seabrook, Truelove. Shaw. Owen and Pither. DONCASTER.—Maughan; Bowman and Buckley; Emery. Morgan and Underwood; Bott. M'Connell ...

... neighbourhood the home goal. A vary keenly contested game bad thus proved goalless and the teams 11111 n inlet again at Crewe. Davies played a great game in the Crewe goal, and the defence general , : excelled. bat the forwards. after a capital start, fell ...

... Rigg, backs; Braidwood, Wilson and Broadhurst, half-backs; Hood, Botterell, Eddlaston, Stevenson and Denwood, forwards. Crewe.—Davies, goal; Yates and Allen. backs; Bradley, Morris and Ray, half-backs; Lovatt, Clayson, Sullivan, Moore and Aitken, forwards ...

... the attack, while Sissons, the former Leeds United outside•right, returned to the place of Rawlings. The teams were:— CREWE.—Davies; Pringle and Jones; )lonia (Harold), Young and Sewell; Ralph's, Miller, Shaw, Owen and Patter. SO UT H PORY.—Halsall; Litt:e ...