... own half and didn’t stop uotit uad placed it under the uprights. The try was the outcome run reminiscent of the days of Hockey Driscoll, and where the Hull men were battled was in hesitation tackle in the expectation of Homer passing the ball, and mat's ...

... were intended for premutation the West Riding acrobat hud he shown kimsclf the Hunslet ground. 1 glad to mention that Hockey Driscoll »ill be fit to play against Bradford next Saturday. The injury to Townend does not seem progress very rapidly, and at ...

... mistakes, his judiciius kicking and speed helping Hull materially to gain the day. three-quarters played well man. ' Hockey Driscoll and Tanner gained praise, both playing faultlessly. The former puzzled the visitors with his peculiar powers of dodging ...

... There ia mistake has given the rebuff to hi* critics, and his eightecn-carat smile of satisfaction betokens the fact. Hockey Driscoll maintained his high reputation. and assisted lareelv towards Hull's success. The efforts the Hull F.C. Directors last ...

... each @ tria, while Hull, Bat and several other clubs hed a will bo interested in the fallewing ever! wt Cariif Echo” :—Hockey Driscoll, *Cara.l-cua-Wales-cum- ply ga of the errr + . and im the main was mespousible med ae at being inflicted on the gallant ...

... team. This figured in the Kingston Kovers fifteen last Not satisfied with these. Mr Mollekin obtained the signature of Hockey Driscoll, the old Cardiff and Hull centre-three-quarter bark, that the Pontefract fifteen should on© the CRICKET. WITH THE LANCASHIRE ...

... below, together with ¢hose af the reserves :— Back—T. J. Walton (Mountain Ash and ( an end Fred Jenkins (Lianelly Ki Hoc Hockey ” (Driscoll (Comtift, ond backs—Tom Se (Cardiff Harlequins end Hull Kingston Rover) W. (Grange and Muller (Mountsin Ash and Hull) ...

... 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 ...

... and predicted that he would prove the successor of Gould and Nieholls. We shall be satisfied if he adequately fills Hockey Driscoll'e shoes. Mr Selby, the hon. treasurer of the Beverley F.C., formerly acted in that capacity fey tho Hull St. Paul's Cricket ...

... the Hull team, of Billy Jacques, the present Kingston Rovers' trainer, the lato Fatty Thompson, D. Frank, Jim Tanner, Hockey Driscol!, L- A. Hnmbrccht, and . Ritson. was jti.-.t coming iuto prominence, and two present-day members of the Hull Corporation ...