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... W Johnson H Wildes L Donkin T Wilkinson A Plugs J S Barker E Mahoney “I also have another photo a more recent one when Dimmy Franks Fatty Thompson Jack Rippon Harry Taylor and Billy Jacques just to mention a few played and they are in black too” Further ...
... CITY AND WOOLWICH MATCH • FEATURES. PROMOTION CARTOONS. HULL AND ROVERS WHISPERS. A HULL FOOTBALL STRIKE! CHAT WITH DIMMY FRANK. DO WE GET TOO MUCH FOOTBALL? FIRST LEAGUE REPORTS. !TS A REAL FOOTBALL PAPER! © © © © © ©© © ©©© © © ®®®®® ...
... Lumley, 10. Southwickcrescent. London, W. 2. Andy.—(D Red Lion in Whitefriargate was closed Jan. sth, 1922. Woodbine Willie.—Dimmy Franks last •played for Hull in 1903-4. Cceite.- When the ball touches the woodwork it is off the table, and is a foul. Withamite ...
... answered must address them ''Index, rare of SPORTS MAIL, 22, White friar gate, Hull. J. M—Yes. H. S. M (Kent). —Two. G. F-—Dimmy Franks in his football days weighed 10 stone. Mailite. —Consult the York Diocesan Calendar, published at Is. Schoolgirl.—None ...
... AULD LIGHTS * LOCAL FOOTBALL * * + No, Dimmy Frank. * WE often hear of the good old 21 days of the Hull Club. Hull has not forgotten the srreat back division that represented the club—Frank, Thompson, Townend, Tanner, and Lempriere, with Harry Taylor ...
... licensed victual er at Leeds, also came out for practice, and a good game he played, too. One thing that impressed was that Dimmy Frank wiu not be put out very easily by either of the Gloucester halves. If he is, the idea is to find him a place on the thr ...
... was caused, and some who had never been, suspected athletic tendencies were discovered. One of the most popular managers Dimmy Frank, of football fame. turned out with others in the managers' race, in whicii was beaten Shearman, who proved have been runner ...
... was pulled from be- hind by Ware. league match this prettiest pieces play seen on the Barrow, wate and phymque one of Dimmy Frank in excelled in a grand which vos im his breaking through. it looked im bis poten Bt Be try as he Francis with the Just ...
... neighbours, a few Roverites at Quay, Alexandra Dork. Mr and Mrs Burnham to our old pal, Bunk, George and Daisy, Mr and Mrs Dimmie Franks. and Mrs C. Lavden. Hannah, Mary, i.nd Bill. Fast Hull Sports Club, Sister Nan, and others. * * * is stated that Mr J. ...
... Jaques obtained five points in each his wing dloi&g ill tho rest of the scoring from his passes. % If my advice about Dimmy Frank had been taken earlier, Hull might been champions the League this season, tho forwards are zood lot—l am, Sir, etc., THE ...
... their support/ens entirely givo all hope. Last Beacon they commenced badly, but still they managed to reach the Efmi-final. Dimmy Frank, whose knoa been troubling him all the summer, h«« decided to turn out. next Saturday. I hope hia injury has sufficiently ...
... deputised for Billy Richardson), and Mr Mankin. AH the artistes, who gave their services, bad to give encores. Mr Dimmy Frank, the host, proposed a hearty vote of tbanks Mr Linsley, the father of the well-known firm of In a few well chosen words ...