... NORTHWICH FOOTBALLERS ROBBED To-day, at N'orthwieh, Samuel Cross (13), Henry Taylor (II), Arthur Ellison (101, and Jack Wilkinson Off were charged with stealing a purse, knife and to. Ujd. belonging to George Marsh and other members Football Club.- Th» ...

... not out 0; S, 1 Hat ghton.—Bardiley e po. i l ot t Dignle c and b Smitb 1, R Hi rtemiliaw b sm.lli 5. Ilar,s lbw b 0, jack. Wilkinson b 2, .1 tivitst I Smith 0, b timab 5; total 57. Legh LECH w. CRAPPOnALL - Il Legh.-R H (Xortoo b Warecea W Cornea b Warburton ...

... this eeason. Of the eleven which won both Amateur and Army Cups in 1910, they have reclalmed no fuwer than seven—Turner, Jack, Wilkinson, Yates, Exford, Wiseman, and Holness. The latter has brought a brother of bie own calibre into the Service, and .llocfllo ...

... outclassed Charlie Cook (Bermondsey). the bout being stopped after two roundel. Private Miles (Manchester Regiment) beat Jack Wilkinson (Islington). who was stopped during the last round. .Coe Davis (Hampstead) beat Charlie Austin (Camberwell). who gave ...

... AN IMPOSTOR. Fairy Battle Tales. To-day. Chester, Jack Wilkinson, a smart young man wearing khaki uniform, was remanded for seven days charged with stealing four shillings. The Chief Constable said the prisoner obtained lodgings the strength that he was ...

... Middleton Junction, and played kbe 4th handicap for the Leas' Cup. Results:— Firat Hound winncrr.—(l. Payne. J. Chad. wick. Jack Wilkinson. riam Seel, Lt. Sykes. T. Sutcliffe, G. Broadbent, J. P. Lever. B. Whits ley. J. Butterworth. J. Ingram. H. Holt. Sam ...

... 3-2 Stakes divided. A 9s. sweepstakes followed. First round winners:—Rumell'a Bonnie Bloomers; Denham's Polly; Proud's Jack; Wilkinson's Little Rose: Marley's Telephone Girl; Robinson's Limerick Weieh's Little Jack; Sbeeler's Bed Beer. Second round.—Bonnie ...

... the where he siceps. Prom ANNIB. Wise ON memory of Pvte. J AMES z ay WILKIN. died of wounds food te cA ines m MAG and JACK. WILKINSON.—In memory wounds of Private JAMES ‘The supreme sacrifice—his rom Mr. and Mrs. KROOMHEAD. a ro pr —In memory of JAMES ...

... Wilkinson running dead-heat. J Wilkinson starting at 10 to 1 agalust and Jack Wilkinson at evens. Details:— Heat I—J Wilkin . ~on, Darlaston, 1 ; Wilkes, Darlaston, 2. Yard Heat 2—Jack Wilkinson, Darlastou, 9 1; W Southall, Willenhall, 7*, 2. Half a yard. Heat ...

... programme showed a tog number of entries, runners were scarce. the - prise money being reduced to £3. Results: — Heat 1: Jack Wilkinson, Darlaston, 9,1; P. Bowman, Walsall, 8, 2. Yard. Heat 2: W. Pearson. Willenhall, 18. 1; 43. Edf.te, Chads. moor, 120, ...

... over in the display. _«_ Neither side was at foil strength, Bateman being unable rejoin the home three-quarter line, and Jack Wilkinson and l)ale being also on the injured list. Halifax were without both their regular half- winners were the better team, ...

... onlookers expected Lindsey, the new leader from Cowdenbeath, second Gallacher, they must have been disappointed. Little Jack Wilkinson, who was always popular at Hillsborough, got a cheer to himself when he took his position on the left at the beginning ...