... Gauut, jun.,, W. F. Barnes, H. Butler, E. Bottomley, 8. W. Duncan, Job Isles, and J. R. Holmes ; captain first team, Mr. Fred Carter ; vicecaptain, Mr. Frank Wade ; captsain second team, Mr. W. H. Wilkinson ; secretary, Mr. T. Carter ; treasurer, Mr. W ...

... a fine innings; threamore Armleyites, A.Butterfield (14), Dag Boddfi (10), end R. Pollard supported him well, alongwith Fred Carter (22) and W. Lang (16 not out), To the score of 121, the Lenmingon responded with 96 for five wickets, thres of which were ...

... for double figures. Thanks to very steady batting l:; ths new prefessional, Jos Pellard (19 not out), W. Pratt (11) snd Fred Carter, the Britous won cleverly by ?v.unbwickou. * Nine wickets for 2 runs! Well done J. Psrratt, of Cavendish United ! No wonder ...

... the current report. The Britons are willing to divide the receipte at both matches if Farsley will make auch a proposal. Fred Carter will probably not be able o play next Saturdey. TraDEsMEN WIN AGAIN.—As pro};hoaied last week, the Favsleg tradesmen went ...

... Kitchen, J. Stowe, H. Atha, 8, Wilcock, R. Hainsworth, Elijah Ross, R. Simons, D. Dunwell, and J. Secker; auditors, Messrs. Fred Carter and W. Booth. The question of providing accommodation for the cashtakers at the stand was left for the new committee to ...

... Francis Bond, Tom H. Walker, John Morton, Ralph Boddington, Joe Rider, Francis Hessay, Walker Rostron, Albert Walker, Fred Carter, Harry Dowson, Harry Pemberton, Harry Walpole, George Walker, Fred Lockwood, Clifford Metcalf, Fred ?(QO.IUO\L George Goodall ...

... takes two to meke a bargain, however, and the first man the Britons sent in to bat chapged the oginiou quickly. This was Fred Carter, who, going in with Pratt, remained at the wickets till the innings was declared, and walked out with 74 to his credit—all ...

... Britons didn’t make & very promising stars, thres good wickets being lost pretty quick, bat Joe Pollard (44 not out) and Fred Carter (18) made & stand which practically settled Rawdon's fate. Both men batted with much judgment ; Follard's especially was ...

... seven 2's, A collection made for this promising batsman yielded 7s, 6d,which sum he generously divided with Grimshaw. Fred | Carter (13) also batted well, b g s S R e W Bramley managed to evade defeat’ they scored 34 for three wickets and played out time ...

... Britons had the assi,ance of Ilornher a to o e. I.stig. and Mitchell. The home team declared with scored tor eight wicket•. Fred Carter hot. ahowed something like his old forte. and good halting was also done by Lang 122), W. I. Barnes U 4 not out), litnalx•rstone ...

... Ssturday, .when Churwell United were essily besien, eluc:{ through the Sne bowling of Tordoff and the batting Frank Wade sad Fred Carter, Of the isitors, only J. Kellett (19) mads any noteworthy stand ;he batted carefully and well. Tordoff asgomplished his ...

... badly. Barnes and J. Wilson being soon out. Harold Hollings (S) and Frank Wade (271 then made a useful stand, and later on Fred Carter placed a fine timings of :42. lie and Wade showed the best betting talent to the match. When eight wickets had fallen, T ...