... Towards the interval Fcathorstoiie, despite their inferior membors, did much attacking, hat their only was penalty goal kicked Jim Denton. The sols score of the second halt came iast MToie the end, Westerdale far to add the goal. The teams ( verily matched to ...

... Haigh a Yorkshire OW, Ashton, 34; Bailey's Bright, Dentoo, 51; Dowling's Spring, Reddish, 43; Ormrod's Hunt, 31; Booth's Jim, Denton, 43; Harrop's Tornio, Heaton. 33; Chadwick's Bounty, Hyde, 33; Willsheer's Nell. Denton, 39; Tilly'. Jack, Hunt, 32+; Berry's ...

... very noavy state, whiuti militated against the playing of accurate football, 'the only score two penalty goals kicked by Jim Denton, one in each half, but Featluretone thoroughly deserved their victory, and WakefleVd at time looked like victor*. The Rovers ...

... of unconverted try Vowlos, and the home side’s, lead was increased a tryv by Agar, which Melling improved. A penalty goal Jim Denton a dropped goal Williams was tha Borers’ reply. In the second half tbe visi’ors improved considerably, but when they had ...

... unconverted try Vowlcs, and the home side’s, lead was increased by a try«by Agar, which Melling Improved. A penalty goal Jim Denton dropped goal Williams was the Borers' reply. the second half the visi’ors improved considerably, but when they had been ...

... well. Douglas, Gill, and Thompson being constantly at the side of the backs. Now and again the Hovers, who were without Jim Denton, occupied the Leeds Quarters, but never for long. In the early stages Morris and Hirst were away in turn, and later on Smith ...

... Spring, Reddish, 43, 3. Won by a yard. Heat 8: Barnaley's Miller, Denton, ni, 1, Chadwick's Bounty, Hyde, 33, 2; Booth's Jim, Denton, 43, 3. Won by half a yard. Heat 9: Rothwell's Dart, Denton, 314, 1; Horsofield'e Spark, Hyde, 26, 2; Hunt's Carlo, Ashton ...

... The gam© was seldom brilliant, there being too many informalities. Salford’s great weakness was the backs, the speed of Jim Denton and Tait and the trickiness Kirkham baffling them. A great game was plaved by both the full-backs. Clegg,, of Salford, rendering ...

... MI/11kt, Bromley, 275; Clegg's Lill, Milnrow, 524; Fitton's Sparow, Middleton, 284; Taylor's Charley, Nook, 23; Booth's Jim, Denton, 38; Pickard's Chance, Heaton, 295; Booth's Ransom, Oldham, 195; Colclough's Jenny, Newton Heath, 365; Pennington's Apology ...

... charge of the attack, but it was not until the closing stages that Jack Hirst was able force score with a try at the corner. Jim Denton kicking the goai. Leeds.—Rosser; Ar tTrewa. Moores, Aekin. O'Rourke. iVillisms. Swift; Du.is, Dciname, Thomason Douglas ...

... 111, 831; %HA Harry, Unsworth, 18, 4:11; Rostron'. Sall, Royton, 18, 421; Garside's Wenlock, Boron, 15, 491; Whitebent's Jim, Denton, 21, 39; Tom's Nance, Oldham, 19, :194; Burnett's Vagabond, Oldham, 13, 501. Mr. James Holden, ot the Custom Douse Hotel ...

... Platt's —1 Sailor, Ashton, 94; Firth's Old Spot, Ovenden, 284; Clayton's Lady, Honley, 394; Tommy, Salford, 36; Booth's Jim, Denton, 364; Wellington's Betsy, Oldham, 28; Buckley's Snap, Milorow, 85; Leach's Tim Bobbin, Oldham, 384; Lees's Lady, Birks, ...