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... WITH THE N.U. TEAM IN AUSIB_@LIA. The Fun of the Voyage Out Is Described By Fred Farrar : ; Freemantle, May 17, 1910. T last we have reached -Australia, though A still some distance from our destination. ¥ew of our fellows were sorry to hear the cry of ...
... again. Fortunately for Hunslet, Batten has proved the medical experts to be wrong by his sterling work in the Colonies. Fred. Farrar, the fun-lover, also promises to arrive home fit as a fiddle, and opponents will soon find it out for themselves.. ...
... In your columns, I believe that we have ~ recovered our old form, and feel confident of reaching the final. it & \ FRED. FARRAR. It is the Juto’ud boast ‘of aur opponents that they do not go abroad in search of football® talent. In- fact, they say ...
... cleans out disease from a wound, and induces it heal soundly and permar.ently, is proved in the experiences of a Withaller. Fred Farrar, a boot and shoe duller '4 Tram Terminus, Stanninglcy, Leeds,' said local reporter:- During a match last year my leg was ...
... do some referees a power of good. Ex-Bantam Clark is playing a great game for Lincoln Gy at outside right. Ilagers and Fred Farrar had hard uck in finding themselves on the beaten side. Datley and Dewsbury Cup tie match established a record by providing ...
... being . first at 15th milestone). 3 Jas. S. Matthew, West of Scotland Harriers (use of fish forks and knives). • - - 4 Fred Farrar, Maryhill Harriers (sewing machine). 5 Al. x soder Rae, Hamilton Harriers (LP. kettle and spirit lamp). 6 David Put, Motherwell ...
... match here and there will just keep us in good trim. I Fall in with Card-Sharpers. = N.U, CUP FOR LEEDS Is the Opinion of Fred - Farrar, VWho Wants a Cure for Sea=Sickness. FOLL()WERS of the Northern Union game in VYorkshire on Saturday last . concentrated ...
... which the whole of King William’s College was destroyed ; and that there was nut one fatal accident was due in part to ‘* Fred Farrar,” to use his boy- hood’s name, for he was one of the first to give the alarm. “T shall never forget,” he said, waking up ...
... what I hear, it iy most likely that the celebrated internationalist will be found ere long in the Cardiff team. - What is Fred. Farrar thinking of? Two stones ‘heavier, indeed. Surely he has no in-| tention of becoming an Alderman for Huns-i let. . Cook ...
... Fred Farrar's Racy RevieW of the Tounr. IN my last letter I mentioned that JimmY Sharrock, of Wigan, had sacrificed his moustache for the sake of peace. Fer haps it may interest the folks at home ¥ know how Jimmy’s mind was made up. Yo see, when Jimmy ...
... season, and the two ‘“Macs” will have to put up performances of the very best to retain their place in the * Tiger’s” team. Fred Farrar's speed surprised the Parksiders, who had been led to believe that their flier had increased his weight by stones. Half ...