... sound judgment of the scorer. A criticism would be ir.complete without a referetice to that longrange penalty goal of Jack Wilkinson's, which was almost repetition of that one scored at Batlev in the League game. Apart from hi? success thn direction, ...

... weather was fine but dull, the grouad being in heavy condition. Unfortunately tho Rovers had to te«ke the field without Jack Wilkinson, who was suffering from knee trouble, and in consequence Clark tame fill the vacancy. There was stiffish east wind blowing ...

... season. The visitors fielded the same thirteen that had overcome Wigan, whilst the Rovers had to take the field without Jack Wilkinson, whose damaged knee suggested cartilage trouble. However, in this case good came out of evil, for Clark, who was called ...

... from Moore, as captain, set hie men a rare examplo in zeal and enthusiasm, whilst different times Bob Wilkinson, Bielby, Jack Wilkinson, and Boagey shared the reflected gJory of their leader. For reasons already given, it was strange to see Caswell and Gwynne ...

... PLAYERS' DETERMINATION. Eecently, too, I have conversed with individual members the team, including Rees, Westerdale, and Jack Wilkinson, who have all left, me with the impression that between 3.30 and 5 p.m. to-morrow they intend making such superhuman efforts ...

... his former position the centre. will allow return to his suitable position in partnership with Seven forwards, including Jack Wilkinson. been chosen, and this arrangement likely adopted week, one the mayors being rested turn. final choice on will raad from ...

... minutes, and in the end had Hull completely overwhelmed and absolutely at their mercy, the dropped goal by Osborne, the try Jack Wilkinson, also converted the Rovers' custodian following each other quicker almost than could recorded. It was thrilling and m ...

... and decision were equal to creating and seizing at least three openings. When Mclutyre employed the reverse pass and put Jack Wilkinson over, the Hornets were so completely beaten that tho Rovers may encouraged persevere with tactics to profitable as-this ...

... home backs with utmost persistence, while Moore another ttwa the tieeh. showed very useful hustling capabilities and Jack. Wilkinson Binks strove hard to the scrimmages fare which was excellent appetising. If Swinton were beaten they left, good impressicp ...

... were several times when it seemed that some of the Rovers forwards must emulate the opening scores smartly effected by Jack Wilkinson, but though they put in all they knew in the scrummage and of it, they were just prevented from pressing home {heir attacks ...

... proved to correct, Jim Cook re-appearing on the left wing though Rovers were still without the Mooro and Harris, whilst Jack Wilkinson was damaged, his place being taken Thomas. The following were he reams: Rovers: Osborne: Austin, Brett, Webb and Mclntyre; ...

... field. Clark also played a hard game, in which he was not this time favoured by fortune, whilst young Westerdale, Binks, Jack Wilkinson and Brittain wero tireless their exertions. On the Leeds side, there did not appear anyone of outstanding merit. L. Corsi ...