... surprise was expressed that tne captain had entrusted him with kick, but j-.s Arthur Moore explained afterwards, had seen Jack Wilkinson practice doing some clever things the way kicking long range, and the county forward did not betray the confidence placed ...

... further trial in centre the loose better Marshall individual in the set to rival After csterdale tJie of the Rovers’ six Jack Wilkinson THE PICTURE --- : PROSPECT ST ALL THIS Nanoo THE PICTURE at a Performance Majesties The QUEEN ‘'1 It is gripping of ...

... HOULT early added to the Rovers' lead, but Osborne failed with the goal kick. The game had not been restarted long before Jack WILKINSON rushed over with another try, which OSBORNE this time converted. Carr just missed getting a goal for the visitors, who ...

... but Leeds had weakened side. McGiever and Moore made ?e-appearance after their three matches suspension. Mclntyre and Jack Wilkinson standing down. Teams:— Leeds.—Woolmore; Walmsley, Bac%n, Buck, and Lyons: Brittain and Binks; Dixon, W. Davis, Ward, Hardaker ...

... was very ' energetic, thouuh Boatrey forward leader ' tho controlling force in the pack. The around was too heavy for Jack Wilkinson to be seen to the best advantage, whilst the form of Clark suggested that he might bo found place imme behind the scrum ...

... rushes, especially on one occasion when he fielded the ball under his own cross-bar, were of inestimable service, whilst Jack Wilkinson, Boagey and Westerdale aa front line who were not afraid to get about as well push, were splendid. The three-quarters ...

... riving praise the trio mentioned, the critic is incidentally nolding the mirror the '• Big Thiee ' of Rovers —Moore Van and Jack Wilkinson —who, all-round forward efforts, left precious little to choose oetveen th- bust of either side. USEFUL lit AD. With the ...

... 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 ...