... played a great game for Batley, broke clean away and cowered half the length of the field when be gave to Will Device. Fred Farrar was the only Hunslet player attendance, but compelled Davies to send the ball back to Oakland ten yard* from the line. Joe ...

... Friday, October 27-Butter I*. 103. )b CSS' It. BANKRUPTS, Ei«. fl'rom Last Night's '• London Gaicite.'q RLOEIVLNG ORJ)KR& Fred. Farrar. Hvlitax. formerly jobbing bratsfounder. but now mason XViluam Simu'T Potior. New near Don castor, and lately rcsiuitig ...

... TAXI-CAB FATALITY. RIVER AF R HOURS’ HEARING After a hearing which lasted for eoven hours, the charge of manslaughter against Fred Farrar, the Bradford taxi rietor concerned in the midnight taxi-cab ‘ES ity at Baildon, was dis- b: the Otley magistrates. A he ...

... locked during sees, while witnesses, including a of police officers, were accom- Among those introduced was 66-yearold Fred Farrar, of Rawdon, former Hunslet and England Rugby League three-quarter medal for. Fred, asked odated in an No statement he Press ...

... Hw'r i- »?• Lar.e Lead*. WRESTLING CONTEST. •« « at aiornilneW*.*, iW»3rra». atfio. 1».. made Bradford Road. ' ' r'*' ■ Fred- Farrar. Stter.. .-W'r '*!* 20. .MM 1-I0 l .0t ' •••(« bd '• \l« 20. SHORTHOKN M.E VOl'.K. -T. Thornton A Co.'-* «»»- « *>'• ...

... SPOTLIGHT BENEFIT MATCH FOR FARRAR FRED FARRAR, Kelgnley's secondrow forward, is to have benefit match towards the end of the season. The game will be be between two representative teams. Farrar's father, who was one of the clubs's centres about 30 year's ...

... ningley dub decided to play their opening match September 14th, ButterEhaw providing the opposition. It was stated that Mr. Fred Farrar, the well-known Hunslet three-quarter, had been asked to + up the position of secretary the club in place of Mr. Holder ...

... DURING ROYAL VISIT TO HOME FLEET During the King's recent visit to the Home Fleet, a Kelghley man, ' Sergeant Instructor Fred Farrar, Royal Marines, of Coronation Walk, acted as orderly to the King ...

... between Pudsey Albion, had its sequel yeste rday at the Bradford West Riding Cour Akeroyd Gaunt, hand; Pudsey, was here by Fred Farrar, also o f Pudsey, for an Mr. A. Wood, for the complai , satd Farrar and his friends were ing the match (which took > place ...

... working at the Leeds shell factory, has not been able to turn out owin to his work. There is some Pe. apparently, that Fred. Farrar, the one-time flyer, will make his re-appearance in the team to-morrow. Halifax, who were unexpectedly beaten at Bradford ...

... Craven; Winterbum, Burrall, Huxdakor, Mitchell, Feather, Haley, and StancUffe. KEIGHLEY v. HUNSLET—KEIGHLEY.—S. Mow; J. Hey, Fred Farrar, C. Taylor, and M. Gore; H. Rees and A Bateson; A. Spaokman, H. Tempest, R. Buckle, H. GUI. E. Brooksbank. and I. Cole. ...

... Betty Cordingley, Tetnysonplace, Bradford. Cowley.—Dec. 15th. aged 77 Frank Cowley. Horton. Fakrar.—Dec. 23rd, aged 27, Fred Farrar, Frederick street, Bradford. Fortman.—Dec. 23rd. aged £4, Alice, widow of Richard Fortman, »'akroyd-terrace Mauningham. ...