... engaged — and Garner was very smart at times and was steadier and more reliable than he has been for some weeks. Of course Jack Dyson played well. He always does. He was opposed by Pearson, the Welsh International, on both occasions. On Saturday the Welshman ...

... inferior ali round to those of Huddersfield. If the Huddersfield forwards had had as much of the game as their opponents Jack Dyson and Co. would have won tha game easily enough. Yes ! if it had not been for the excellent play of their backs, Huddersfield ...

... sported the International jersey. Let ns bore that stimulated by the success which' has attended the sterling play of honest Jack Dyson, many a Huddexs- heldian may be encouraged to follow his example, and n i ct-VJ. _ _ tarn BUch eminence as the man of whom ...

... Committee have decided to give medals to all players in the last Yorkshire v. England match as a memento of the victory. Jack Dyson may be a mere sprinter, but in addi- tion to his fine defence, he is one of the most consistent scorers of the day, the ...

... Crosland Moor man made a neat little run himself, and then gave a long and excellently judged pass right out to the wing. Jack Dyson took it, and was olf like a flash in the old familiar way once more, and I think you will all know what happened. The run ...

... Crosland Moor man made a neat little ran himself, and tben gave a long and excellently judged pass right oat to the wing. Jack Dyson took it, and was off like a flash in the old familiar way once more, and I think yon will all know what happened. The ran ...

... Huddersfield men has come to the front. First it is Archer, then Hall, or Tom Eagland; Fred Brooke or his brother Arthur ; then Jack Dyson ; and now last, but by no nieans leas*, it ii Fred Richmond'! 'day out.' Ihe Huddersfield centre three quarter played a ...

... engaged — and Garner was very smart at times and was steadier and more reliable than he has been for some weeks. Of course Jack Dyson played well. He always doe 3. He was opposed by Pearson, the Welsh International, ou both occasions. On Saturday the Welshman ...

... inferior ali round to those of Huddersfield. If the Huddersfield forwards had had as much of the fame as their opponents Jack Dyson and Co. would aye won the game easily enough. Yes ! if it had not been for the excellent play of their backs, Huddersfield ...

... Huddersfield men has come to the front. First it is Archer, then Hall, or Tom Eagiand; Fred Brooke or hia brother Arthur ; then Jack Dyson ; and now last, but by r.o meana least, li la Fied Richmond's day out' The Huddersfield centre three- quarter played a ...

... not appear in their usual haunts until dinner-time on Tuesday ? I hear so. But keep cool, my lads. I am sorry to say that Jack Dyson sustained an injury to the calf of the leg-caused by an opponent falling on to it— on Monday. This will probably prevent ...

... Huddersfield ought to play a brilliant game to-day. What a shout there would be if a win happened to be credited — without Jack Dyson too. Now is the opportunity for the men to prove that Huddersfield is not a one man team. There is such a dearth of ...