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... DRISCOLI AT HULL EX-CARDIFF INTENTION A “Western Mail” representative on Tuesday interviewed “Hockey” Driscoll as to his inten- tions Last Saturday he was ble to play for Hull against the Northern nion cup- holders, in consequence of the rule which says ...
... Morgan three-quarters. V. Hussey, J. E. Elliott (capt.), Gwyn Nicholls, and Norman Biggs ihaif-backs, Selwyn Biggs and Hockey Driscoll; forwards, Frank Mills, T. Dobson, E. Emery, W. J. Elsey, J. Blake, F. Cornish, J. Bowley, and G. Abbott. Cardiff Reserves ...
... FOOTBALL. A CARDIFF PLAYER FLITS. J. (Hockey) Driscoll, the Cardiff three-quarter, left for Hull on Thursday morning. The news of the departure of Driscoll will not come as a great surprise locally, for it was a we:l-known fact that he bad for a co ...
... dark mous- tache, approached George Lewis, the trainer to the Cardiff Club, and asked him if he could tell him where Hockey Driscoll lived, as be-thtt stranger-bad very important business with the player's father.' George proved as good a reader of ...
... He was a collengue of Owen Nicholls and others of the side a that period. Mr. Driscoll who wit. be - lir known as Hockey Driscoll. played wing Vireo-quarter. ...
... strictly private. 1 DRISC()LL.—On Jan. 17. 1946. at IS. Budge-st Cardiff. Frances Louisa Martwret. v.fe of the late John (Hockey) Driscoll. a devoted and beloved mother. Private funeral from ht. Mar the Virgin Church. Bute-rd.. ('10rd..17 at 245 pm. on Monday ...
... Funeral Wednesday. November 30th. at 3.30 p.m.. St. Mary • Church) Gentlemen only. DRISCOLL. -On November 26th. John (Hockey) Driscoll (late Cardiff Ruzby Pub), beloved husband of Louisa Driscoll. rivet* funeral. leaving 26. Pomeroy-street, Docks, Wednesday ...
... by its absence. A m new addition to the third line in the person of Dricoll, so well known to local footballers as Hockey' Driscoll, will improve the team mn- mnensely, and W.- Jones, late :of . Cathays, 1 another centre, should also prove sae aoquiss- ...
... points. Owen Barry relieved pluckily and judiciously on several occasions. A pretty bit of play was then witnessed by Hockey Driscoll, who ran from half-way almost to the line, a stumble alone preventing him from scoring. Savage had got the ball away in ...
... wenther. The ground was3, as may be ex- d, s pected, very sloppy after the rain and thaw. H s St. Paul's was a sisted by Hockey Driscoll. B, a nnd turned out a strong team. Dai Evans, l~ it D. Thomas, and HI. Thomas were absent from ; the home team. Teams:---St ...