... the Bradford Pricket league Saturday, Windhill, after declaring at 244 for five, which included au innings 85 not out by Harry Feather, had Lightcliffe out for 157. Constantine securing half the wickets for 41). Windhill, who are league champions, thus ...

... deserved the hearty applause from the few spectators present for his meritorious performance. With five wickets down for 163, Harry Feather and C. Beach were partners. Feather unfortunately received nasty blow on the side of the head with the ball, and the game ...

... Batting Failure. Swift and Harry Feather were the first-wicket batsmen for Windh ill’s reply, and at the outset the Windhill supporters were delighted with the fine batting display Swift, who, much to the spectators’ delight, hit the veteran Griroshaw ...

... the fielding point, which, of course, is confined to amateurs, thus excluding Brown, I would plump unhesitatingly for Harry Feather. This heavily built batsman does not as a rule distinguish himself in the field, but on this occasion anything that came ...

... wickets were soon down for total of 19 rana. exceedingly good batsman, Shackleton was got rid of by smart catch the slips by Harry Feather, the bowler being Davison. Dickie Watmough the well-known football player who I hear is to become Mine Host the George ...

... was clean bowled by Spring when the score board registered 17, of which Haley had contributed 11. Lee Deliglits Crowd. Harry Feather joined Lee, and the latter, when he had scored 14, should have easily been caught by Waterhouse, but his failure to take ...

... It sent their supporters home completely at a loss to account for tlie team’s set-back at Farsiey. 1 was pleased to see Harry Feather sent in in his natural position, that of u|>ening partner to Jack Swift, policy which, I think, will assist both Swift ...

... with the score board registering 90, Robinson being caught Mann id-on bowling. I (is total of included nine boundaries. Harry Feather joined Lee and opened his account hv a single off Holstead. who had bowled good length. Another change bowling took place ...

... Hamstead said the defendant had only one front light. Defendant did not appear, and' was fined 18s. . IMiLIGHTED OAR. Harry Feather, motor driver, of Idle, was summoned for not having'two front lights, also tor not having the identification plate illuminated ...

... occasions, be the of his side. He received a K)using cheer when he* came out of the pavilion, bui came too late, and niter Harry Feather left all hope of victory for Saltaire had gone. Idle ( * their victory, and Whitaker's teasers •’ played no little P«m ...

... curtailed that once again Swift and his helpers had to keep eye the clock as well as the score board. On this occasion Harry Feather did not stay long, but Swift duplicated hia thrilling innings of the previous day, and had scored 74 against his old colleagues ...

... sets the team such grand fielding example. All last season's amateurs have again promised their services. They include Harry Feather, Frank Hill, Ben Hipkin. Tom Mawson. and Jim Hall. A number of useful players who have thrown in their lot with the club ...