... somewhat easily beaten, but the reds received their quietus at Hunslet the following week. Urnder the able guidance of Fred. Bonsor there has been a great improvement in the back play; but, unfortunately, the forwards have deteriorated slightly, and become ...

... Devsbury, the International three quarter, has received an invitation to join the team, hut has not defisitely determined. Fred. Bonsor is pretty nearly in the same position, but, in answer to a telegram sent on Friday asking whether there was any prospect ...

... 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 ...

... Avenue. Aty readers, however, were prepared for the ar'ep, for nothing less could describe the Bredford mer's victory. Fred Bonsor was out, again captaining his team, and besides scoring a try he played a good all-round gamne, worthy of his best days ...

... lose heart, for Bradford speedily to found their way into the visitors' territory. From some loose play in the Hull 25, Fred Bonsor got the ball and at ran over. This place, which was an easy ore, also failed. At half-time the score was-Bradford, 2 tries ...

... it. .ts toter, ?? tot-xe. Parr BONSt)lr .LND TEL ilIadrarszoysAM Czr-r.-- hi,- la?s will let- intereact to horn that Mr. Fred Bonsor It a. 'Icialesi to ahoy to-day wish hianniogham against the I I Ac - -chester Rangers at Valley Parade. It appears that ...

... Railton, forwards. Rev. F. Marshall, Hudderefield, referee. At the con- clusion of the game a presentation -was made to Mr. Fred Bonsor by the friends and mem- bers of the Bradford Club, in recognition of his services to the club and to Rugby foot- ball generally ...

... tries, and five minor points to Liverpool one minor. After the couclusion or the match, a presentation was malde to Mlr. Fred Bonsor, the Bradford cattain, in recognition of his services to the club and to Rlugby football generally. The presentation consisted ...

... gamec was a very osven one throughout. Anderson and P Kenit scored tries for Salford, Hickson scoring for Brad- I lord. Fred. Bonsor was uniiable to assist the game Owing to an injured wrist. After the good light made by the Brighmonso Ranare Is ?? Wakefield ...

... football pI yer, incidentally alluding to the days when he had as opponents such sterling half backs as Jimmy,,' Wright and Fred. Bonsor, -whom he had been pleased to meiu a few months ngo in South Africa. Mr. Illing-vorth spoke briefly of the Rugby Union ...

... selecting to represent England against Scotlt d ,Term thaot seven Yorkshiremen were selected. at to say, one of these is Fred Bonsor, t~ Id international skipper; bnt, as he has _..loi fromnall county gaines during the season, we qx on nwhether he will ...

... . aothe tryto their score. Herboft Robart- in aler a hort sart dribble, picked up and passed bassr ~ ilkison passed to Fred. Bonsor, and ~t ral runaiedto get over. WVrighit took the kick- litffid ull retained to the contest with tettrd V~or, ndA. B. Iveson ...