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... a large i amount of attention this year. I.^Pim has won the n a es championship foi the seeond year in suc- cession. I Fred Bonsor, the w-li-knowii Bradford, York- shire County, and International Rugby football i player, eame a cropper on Wednesday before ...
... Liverpool had hard lines. Score :-Bradford, 1 goal, 2 tries, and5 iiiiiiors o, Liverpool. 1 minor. After the match was finished Fred Bonsor, the Bradford captain, was presented with a gold watch and S80 by the pre-ident of the club. MANNINGHAM v. HUDDERSFIELD ...
... Park Avenue. My readers, however, were prepared for the coup, for nothing less could describe the Bradford men's victory. Fred Bonsor was out again captaining his team, and, besides scoring a try, he played a good all-round game worthy of his best days. ...
... last attottited to 2,491,799 tons l9cwt., bitig an increase utoti the correespondintg period of i 1893 of 237,830 tonS. Fred Bonsor. if Bradford, tihe well-known Yorkshiire countyv atid international Rugby foothall player, was yesterday fined bv the Bractford ...
... years ago. when Bradford . last won the l'orkshi. : - .7up, there was something. to the nature of a pubic reception for Fred., Bonsor and his men wheu they got home from • Leeds. There was a hearty reception for the, victors on Saturday. but it did not ...
... backs, Rawson I Robertshaw (Bradford), J. Le Fleming (Cambridge University), and R. E. Lockwood (Dewebury) ; half backs, Fred Bonsor (Bradford) and A. Rother- ham (Ricihmond), captain ; forwards, W. G. Clib- born (Richmond), N.. Spurling and G. L. Jeffrey ...
... Park Avenue. My readers, however, were prepared for the coup, for nothing less could describe the Bradford men's victory. Fred Bonsor was out again captaining his team, and, besides scoring a try, he played good all-round game worthy of his best days. H ...
... eight casses ef s-nne nd fever ?? borough had come nuder his r~tiee- ee~,1 FOOTB3ALL PL;AYER ayr ASSAULTS HIIS WIFT. he Fred Bonsor, of Bradford, the wvell-kno eay ?? conunty and interualtiensl BRagth? rs, football player, was on Wednes lay fined by the ...
... Rawson Robertshaw did for three-quarter play. At the time the Bradford Club had two distinctly first-class half-backs, Fred Bonsor and J. Wright, both of whom gained International honours in fact Bonsor, without a doubt, was the finest half- back who ...
... Park Avenue. My readers, however, were prepared for the coup, for nothing less could describe the Bradford men's victory. Fred Bonsor was out again captaining his team, and, besides scoring a try, he played a good all-round game worthy of his best days. ...
... find consolation compensates for of the official from home ago Bradford Yorkshire Cup there nature of public reception for Fred Bonsor and his men when got home from hearty reception victors on but it did not compare with the scene on the previous occasion ...
... splendid game, resulting in a win for Bradtordjby 1 goal, 2 tries, and 5 minors to 1 minor. After the match was finished Fred Bonsor, the Bradford was,presented with a watch and £ 80 by the pre,ider:t of the ciub. MANNINGHAM v. HUDDERSFIELD. Played at ...