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... (By FRED BONSOR.) Top Bat, (rock coat, trouser* am) boot* to match, with nun inside those things, was what met my eyes when I looked the Ikeadquartcra of the Bradford Rugby dub on last, prior to their match Terms Wakefield. The frock-coated gentleman ...
... BRIGADE.” But one migit on writing stories infinitum. appropriate, however, to due© the description the “old brigade” ono© Fred Bonsor wrote it. It was alter ono of hie visits to Park Avenue in later years that he said: There, in a dream, I saw once more ...
... Hudsons from Bradford, and what time? _ .. Who was Wilding. Eddie Doyle. Frank Ritchie, Joe Hawkrldge. Rawson Robertshaw, Fred Bonsor, Jimmy Wright and Charlie Emmott? WEATHER VANES An Idle reader writes- “Why are weather vanes often the form a rooster? ...
... Rugby footballer from Idle. He first played for the Idle Football Club, and later with Bradford at Park Avenue, alongside Fred Bonsor at half-back In the days of Ritchie (the famous runner). Rawaon Robertshaw and Joe Hawkrldge on the three-quarter-llne. ...
... brothers who were all well-known Rugby footballers, the most prominent being the late Jimmy Wright, who played half-back with Fred Bonsor in the old Park Avenue days and also played for England. Mr. Wright himself played for the old Idle Rugby Club. He was ...
... Leeds against Bradford when the Bradford side was its best, and included such players '.he ledoubtable Joe Hawkridge., Fred Bonsor, Frank Ritchie, Jimmy Wright and Kobertshaw. Siimniersgill had amusing experience just before that match. When arrived at ...
... has come & ’etter from the captain of the Old Brigade*” the Avenue football team which won the Cop in 1884. It is from Fred Bonsor, name which even to-day, think, is hotter known to Bradford people than that of any other in the football firmament, and ...
... Hospital in Leeds. Mr. Bonsor had been a yarn salesman for /. Hinchclitfe, Ltd.. Bradford, for several years. was a nephew Fred Bonsor, the famcma figure in Bradford's early football days. Mr. Bonsor often corresponded with his uncle. In recent years Mr. ...
... Griffiths. Booth. F. Griffiths. J. Jenkins, B. Watklnson, J. Thornton. Jimmy Wright (who later played for Bradford alongside Fred Bonsor half-back, and played for England v. Wales). A. O. Nettleton (a school teacher Idle who played for Bradford), J. Brayshaw ...
... Hawkridgre. who had a shop in Darley Street. Bradford : and Rawson Robertshaw. from Allerton. were three-quarter backs. Fred Bonsor. Jimmy Wright who came from Idle, along with Charlie Emmott who came from Saltaire. were all halfbacks. All these were in ...
... FOOTBALL QUIZ The local Internationals were Wilkinson. Laurie Hickson. Kawson Robert.-haw, Tom Broadley. Jack ToothiU, Fred Bonsor. Jnumy Wright. H Ward, of Bradford and Shipley Bob Wood, of Llversedge, C. EmmoU, Bradlord and Saltaire. Tommy Dobson. Duckett ...
... succession of lefthanders In Yorkshire Cricket, so has Bradford ' Rugby always had some outstanding half-backs, including Fred Bonsor and Jimmy Wright (from Idle, both Internationals). Briggs and Duckett (internationals), Percy Illingworth (later M.P. for ...