... G Matthews, N.C.U. Additional game results.—Dominoes, semi-finals: Harry Young heat Edward Emery. George White beat H H Page. Walter beat Howard, Harry Young beat W Lcese; Harry Young and George White contest the final. Draw for draughts: W Hunt v. Herbert ...

... Letters are this offlw addreeoed to Charlie Altam. Algernon Hoodnou. C. le Marin, Bob Scanlon. Bob Somerville. - Titohener. Harry Young, W._ CoUine, Mark Verrall, and letters and papers for Tibby Watson. ...

... Letters are this office addressed to Charlie Allum, Algernon Hoodson, C. Marin, Bob Scanlon, Bob Somerville. Titchener, Harry Young, Professor E. Elliott. Maurice Deriaz. Mark Verrall, and letters and papers for Tibby” Watson. ...

... PILLAR BOX. Letters are at this office addressed to Algernon Hoodson, C. Marin, Jack Neill, Bob Sommerville, Titchener, Harry Young, Prank Bernard, William Higgins. N A Damian (important, George Moore, Fred Clark, Jack Neil, and Joe Bradley. ...

... (sout v h..,k) P.O. ROCHE (Deptford% SPECIAL TEN ROUNDS CONTEST. HARRY YOUNG CURLEY • RAN SFORD (Lambeth) (Rlaokfriare) AND THE USUAL SIX ROUNDS CONTESTS by Picked Men. MONDAY NEXT, AT I. GREAT SPECIAL 20 ROUNDS CONTEST. ALF WYE ...

... office addressed to Charlie Alhuo, Joe Hurst (ped.), Algernon Hoodson, C. le Marin. Jack Neill, Bob Smnmervllle. Titcbener, Harry Young, Prank Bernard, William Higgins, A. Damian (important). Ted Lee, and George Moore. NOTICE. Will secretaries of clnbe please ...

... ROUNDS CONTESTS. FRED MALONEY T. JACK RIDLEY (St. George's) (Stepney) JACK CHRISTIAN T. JACK LLOYD (Stepney) (Bethnal Preen) HARRY YOUNG T. GEO. GOUGH (Camberwell) (81. Luke a) BILL JOHNSON T. CHARLRY OLDS (St. m a') ( Bermondsey) Mr. Tom Gibson, ...

... (Southwark). V. P.O. ROCHE :-PECIAI, TEN HOUNDS CONWAY HARRY YOUNG CURLEY v RANSFORD (Lambeth) (Blaoktriars) AND TUE SIX ROUNDS CONTESTS by Picked Men . MONDAY NIGHT NEXT, AT I. GREAT SPECIAL 20 ROUNDS CONTEST. ALF WYE Holton) CHARLIE WARD (Blaelartara) ...

... have been impossible, or the committee, Messrs G. Iteid (“Sporting Life”), S. A. Mussabini, Harry Young, and V. M. Mansell—who promoted it. Unfortunately Harry Young, who is recuperating in Sussex after his recent serious illness, was unable to b© present ...

... for on© two eventual week during *ho aeaaon. —Apply to Mace and Waite, 19. Urewer-elroet, near Piccadilly Circua,—i Anvr, Harry Young meet Bill Nelcon 10-night (Friday) Mr, pick Hooks. 7, Uannderselreel. East alroct, I.amb.lli Walk between eight and nine ...

... was of the same interesting character as has prevailed throughout the week. The opening bout was between Peter Got* and Harry Young, in the catch-as-calch-can style, and produced most strenuous contest of 5 min. 10 sec. duration. Got* being the winner ...

... Bob Russell Nat Kent, O Davis. Bert Cans. Frank McFoy, Patsy Bailer A. Bates (Chiswick). Arnold. Peter Bannan BI Nolan. Harry Young. Joe Wood. W. Dixon 'Bed ) Mace. W. Kay. Bob White. Albert Noakes. P?ofes2S Abe baltror. t. B. Cochran. Joe Bowkcr. and ...