... Martin Smith (Royal St. George’s) beat D. S. Crowthcr (Cbombe Hill) 7 and 6; Gordon Lockhart (.Prestwick St. Nicholas) beat Frank Castle (Fulwoll) by 2 and 1; G. C. Manford (Edinburgh U.) beat G. H. Hutchinuon (Glasgow) 3 and 2: P. R. Hurrop (Porter? Park) ...

... be at full strength •etr fir,t leg Rugby League c against Barrow at Lawk,. Traill returns, however. Weeks absence. • ugh Frank Castle, their . left winger, is ill at .ment. Barrow hope to field a •ength side against Keighley. .• expect that Phil Jackson ...

... In the England Rugby League team to meet Prance at Marseilles on 25 November will give a first international chance to Frank Castle. Barrow wingman. Castle. joint leading scorer with 28 tries this season. replaces Gordon Ratcliffe (Wigan) who withdrew ...

... Coates and George Gill ' advanced, class, Rawden Hirst, William Lumley, Joel Moore and R Newsome ; Ist class and prize, Frank Castle; also a prize for drawings sent for inspection.— Applied mechanics, elementary, 2nd class: Tom Betley, J Bradbury, W Newby ...

... of the The Last Watch and An Evening Song' left nothing to be desired. The Young Royalist was cleverly sung by Mr. Frank Castle, and the old favourite bass solo The Wolf was done full justice to by Mr. Ellis Pearson. Mr. T. E. Pearson, Mos. Oxon ...

... Western) v. H. B. McCarthy (Roval and Ancient). A, T. H. P. Kolesar (Sandyiodge) v. Guy C. Cumpbell (Royal and Ancient). Frank Castle (Fulwell) v. Tom Stevenson (Bruntsfield Links). Gordon Lockbart (St Nicholas) v. George Spencer (Sunningdale) J. B. Anderson ...

... to again repeat the compact by Avhich united front to presented to Labour candidates at forthcoming municipal elections. Frank Castle, farm foreman, in the employ of Mr. Charles Tomlinson, of Cliffe, near Selby, has been admitted to the Selby Cottage Hospital ...

... 1946 Australia tourist is showing form on the right wing which should earn him another tour place, and on. the other flank Frank Castle, tipped for an England cap thii season had he not signed professional forms from Coventry, is consistently fast and dangerous ...

... decisive Influence on the result. One of the few English players who will able to look back on the match with any pleasure Is Frank Castle, the Barrow left winger, who marked first appearance In International football by scoring two tries. Dropped goals was ...

... and -riVpr'tu-s had 'W ited them. Sauff Bottles as Gift to Leeds The Yorkshire Evening Post learns that the will Mr. Frank Castle. Leeds, chairman and managing director of C. E. Fulford. Ltd., manufacturing chemists, has been passed for probate. Testator ...

... through the expense Barrow in game featured good handling and spectacular wing play by Daniels, Cook and the much Improved Frank Castle. Wakefield Trinity have been roughly bandied the leading clubs from outside the oounty. Workington followed the example ...

... had none of the brandy. f his brothers liad suffered from depression i had to be watched. That was two or three - ■'- —Frank Castle. 14 years of age, conobor- j ..at Ins mother had said as to his going I - an i hscovering that his father had com- !. ri ...