... TRACK AGAlti It way b.tcw tt the track today. with the first event being the final of the men's furlong dash As expected. Donald Jowett. the New Zealander. walked oft with this--nut quite literally. but returning the same time. of 2)5s as England's Brian ...

... do their shopping run back. Driver Donald Jowett,- 40. who knows everyone on the run, told the Dail?, Mirror: We do everything we can for our passengers and it works both ways. There is- always a cup of teaor a meal if we have time—waiting for m at ...

... •DEATH OF INTERNATIONAL PLAYER. regret to learn of the death Donald Jowett. who in toe late •eighticn'* and early ws»s one of England's scost famous Rugby forward*. elnb was HeckmomfwQte. and h« wna invariably represent Tothshlro la the county matches ...

... Bedchamber to the King, then Prince of Wales. He married a daughter of the eleventh Lord Devon. FAMOUS RUGBY FORWARD. Donald Jowett, whose death has just occurred at the early age of 42, was one of England's most famous Rugby forwards in the late eighties ...

... confidently anticipated that Yorkshire would have at least five forwards selected, but the famous giant of the party, Donald Jowett. has been left out, and places have been found for J. J. Robinson, of Cambridge University; and L. J. Perci val, late Oxford ...

... Union remains essentially an amateur sport. No players of Rugby football in Yorkshire-afew elsewhere—are more famous than Donald Jowett sad Richard Lockwood, of Heokmondwike. Donald is a giant, standing well over six feet, and weighing something like sixteen ...

... winning boat would te distinctly stronger if could command the services few of the burly Yokshie” lads, of, say, the typo Donald Jowett. need not despair triumph, because the Northern Union flourishoth iu her semi-professional garments. and in fact Fallowfield ...

... McEwan, Mark Morrison, Darkie Sievright and Judy McMillan, of Scotland Mike .Ryan, of Ireland; J. Daniell and Donald Jowett,. of England: 0. R. Hellings, Wales, Halves—Louis Magee, of Ireland, and Alan Rotherham, of England. Three-quarters— A ...

... old International in the person of Herbert Fallas, who. having become Town Clerk ol the now borough of Oasett. retires. Donald Jowett and It. R. Lockw* od, two oilier well-known Yorkshire Internationals, remain with llcckmondwike. There is some talk Mason ...

... Northern Union. Yorkshire furnished not only Dyson, but five forwards, Hickson and Toothill, Bradford, Holmes, Manningiiaso, Donald Jowett, Heckxnoodwika, end Bedford, Among other players for England were Mason Scott, the Cambridge half, W. G. Mitchell, end ...

... stand for, or even what they are falsely accused of standing for. The Government has agreed to the mission of Messrs. Mac- Donald, Jowett, and Fairchild; the Party has approved of it; the Russians have insisted on it. The Seamen's and Firemen's quarrel is ...

... adhere too much to their own backyards. Rugger is no longer the plain slog-ahead it was in the days of Bishop Bromet, of Donald Jowett, the Robertshaws, peerless Dicky Lockwood, and much-lamented Laurie Hickson. I value highly the giants of other days, but ...