... FRED BONSOR, TUB TE INATIONAL football player, achieve I a remarkably popular victory when he just got home first the 120 Yards Handicap. In this race the marks of all the men were reduced a yard, so that the scratch men might have a fair chance of g3tling ...

... EVEN SCORING AT WHALLET RANGE NORTH v. SOUTH. Rosk.l Fred Bonsor Bradford F.C. .Captain of tbs North). ...

... MANTJWIHAM ▼. MANCHESTER RANGERS. Played at Manningham amidst a continued downpour of rain. Fred Bonsor, formerly ...

... Iligg. of Halifax, in the veur* iramedintely precoding Uie split in Northern football gave the most perfect duplicate of Fred Bonsor s half-hack play that have ever hasl in the North He was advocated for international honours, but concistently py-t-ed over ...

... clubs in the United Kingdom. was one of the Bradford team who, with such players es A. B. Perkins, “Ji Wright, Critchley, Fred Bonsor, Laurie and Robertshaw, won the Yorkshin lenge Cup in 1834. It was while playin Bradtord that he gained county honoure for ...

... with a score of three goals each. Aston Vila v. South Shore.—At South Shore. Aston Villa winning by five goals lc. two. Fred Bonsor, the Bradford International. always ready and willing to help a struggling club, has promised to take a tear_► on September ...

... assembled to witness the struggle. Several of the Bradford cracks, including Ritchie. Hawcridge, Rawson Robertshaw, and Fred Bonsor were absent, some of them suffering from injuries. Swinton were without Horley and Beswick. but otherwise were well represented ...

... decided at Dewsbury, and resulted win for Birstall by a penalty goal to a trv.—The Baltaire team, notwithstanding that Fred Bonsor turned out for them, were not able to get the upper hand of Hkipton, who ran out winners goal (kicked from Cartman’s try; ...

... the score in the 3lanninghama favour being two goals. three tries, and five minors to one goal, one try, and two minors. Fred Bonsor. having got into • temporary ”pet with the Bradford Committee, turned oat for biennial:ham on this occasion, much to the ...

... Bailey (who was assisting Bradford), and Robinson, while the viaitors were without Morphet and Hird. On the other hand, Fred Bonsor, an *ld international player (and, at one time, one of the finest half-backs in the kingdom), journeyed from Bradford specially ...

... to a goal and two minors. Both clubs were short of regular players, but it is worthy of note that those old war-horses, Fred Bonsor and J. L. Hickson, turned out again preparatory to the Cup ties, and both pleased their admirers by playing clinking game ...

... lllingworth. Theese two are now in ~oush Afries. lllwngworib is bolding & commission o the forces under General Paget, and Fred Bonsor is & sengeant in his troop. This meetiog in semouns warfare of two players, who in their day were prominent in {ootball ...