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... at 11.30 pm JANUSZ CA WO acid HIS AU. STARS Sunday sth at Noon THE BABE NECESSITIES BIG BAND Tuesday 7th at B.3opsn THE DON VINES/ JOHN BIM JONES DUO Thursday 9th at B.3oprn THE LENNY BEST QUARTET Admission wry Phone for details 0995 638081 Numur JAZZ ...
... an d Geoff Lyon (both 141st). For Wakefield there are Jack Wilkinson (15st). Milan- Kosanovic (1440. Mal Sampson (141st), Don Vines and Derek Turner (both 14st) One feels aln.ost sorry for little Roger Pearman who comes in at wily 121st. But it's Wigan's ...
... had his first team game at Wembley. There was no fairy tale story ending, although he wasn't exactly lost. Welsh forward Don Vines for Wakefield played bright open football and set up two tries. Hull's captain Johnny Whiteley never gave up trying but it ...
... the club was attracting troublemakers who kept fighting. Apparently Wakefield Trinity Rugby League player and wrestler Don Vines has been brought in to help solve this problem. Crumpet, which opened after the former Batley Variety Club was closed by ...
... Welshman Billy Boston, but Griffiths 3 goals. when he looked a certain scorer the referee gave a forward pass Welsh forward Don Vines was a conspicuous figure in the St. Helens pack but it was his colleague Dick Huddart who took the best player of the match ...
... Ken Richards (Salford), Billy Boston (Wigan) ; Alan Rees and Colin Evans (Leeds); Stan Owen (Leigh), Tommy Harris (York). Don Vines (Wakefield), Ron Morgan (Swindon), Idwal Fisher and Mervyn Hicks (Warrington). Malcolm Price, Oldham Rugby League club's ...
... could ill-afford to miss. career. Oldham's Wel s h prop True, they scored three, This is the first forward trialist, Don Vines, but another six got away. time in twenty years came through rather well. Wrexham, though they of football I have ever ...
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... BOUQUET visit. also interested, but Leigh Oldham last night signed got the signature by acting To the reader who writes: Don Vines, a Welsh Rugby immedis t e 1 y aft e r The fun and the luck of Union player from New- Callaghan's fine display the ball ...
... registered, and then ulus omson and Miss Hnrrt pare the Urfer pair a good lead. One gam# to each.and the following two to Mtos Don vines and Mrs Merrw made the sot-re “fiye all and intereet began to rule high. Although the two concluding game* went to Miss ...
... ey chairman Tom travelled from Barrow to be w for Oldham's new forward Ben n ett thinks the R.L. tr h ' t d h _ amber and Don Vines. After cashing schemes w i ll kill blacks o smaller his near £l,OOO cheque for clubs. signing again. signing pro., Vines ...
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