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... acquainted with it treat it. confidently, but from what I know of it I think the taste must require a lot of acquiring. Fancy Dimmy Franks, S. Morfitt, and l^cwts.! I feel confident that the rates of insurance would rise. No! I think that have seen the last ...
... Lady Slavey (2min. 21«ec.), A. Perry's Lady (2min. 32sec.), and J. Riley's Nancy ;2min. 44-sec.) and J. (J'Niel's Dimmy Franks (2min. 44sec.) dead heat. Timekeeper, Mr J. Mathers. Crier-down, Mr G. Moody. THE ARTIST. Since The Artist (27, ...
... one of ptetic tendenoies-has signed on for three N.U. clubs, and only remains in Wales for fear of being penalised (like Dimmy Franks was) if he went North. Surely it is time the Welsh Union Executive did something to save players from themselves. It has ...
... there, and in that capacity often played against Hull and Kingston Rovers. He mentions the names of Harry Taylor and Dimmy Franks as men likely to remember him. Mr Everett states that he well remembers the hullabaloo over the forming of the Northern ...
... first in the field wit-h anything that is worth knowing. Tommy Savage used to play wing threequarter to Driscoll. Dimmy Franks has also played with DriscoiL With exception, the Hull F.C. Directors relations with their players have boon adjured. I ...
... afternoon. Miss Marie Studholme will kickoff. The teams will be composed as under: Licensed Victuallers: Carmkhael, Dimmy Franks, Wills Harmer, Anthony Starks, Albert Dunn, Harry Taylor, Shaw, Phipps, W. Corlyon, H. Ruddock, and Osborne. Fruit Merchants: ...
... and Robiason, a forward who last The most important jayed for Dewsbury. change in the team, however, was at half-back, “ Dimmy” “Franks and ap- peared for the first time this season. All this wes done as a result of the disas- ts which the team had suffered ...
... Bottomley? Mr Bottomley: I have been calledl great aiany things, and I don't mind be in* called an underlying unity. % v Dimmy Franks holding slip of mimosa was one side of Miss Marie Studholme, and Harry Taylor, the Hull captain, the other when one photograph ...
... but the same conditions might prevail to-morrow, and it is imperative that Hull should make every post winning poet. Dimmy Franks is continuing the rest which was broken through having to fill Lempriere's place suddenly against Manning-bam, but there ...
... believe they have completed their team, although there is still an element of dcubt as to the half-back position. If Dimmy Franks really cannot play any more the Hull F.C. might consider the advisability of rewarding his brilliant services, by a benefit ...
... met oo their tour. And paHicularK Hull, they came Hun, wiivio number Welsh Harry Marks was able renew acquaintance with Dimmy Franks, th© old Carditf footballer. NEW PLAYER FOR BARNSLEY. The Barnsley Club have just signed young leftwinger named Arthur* ...
... exponent of half back piay, but there are reasons which the Board fear will militate against their acceptance of his offer. ‘Dimmy” Franks, who las just re- turned to Hull from Jersey, has readily accepted the graduated scale of and his cxtreme cleverness will ...