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... forwards put more life into their work, and gaining a position near the Swinton line T. Anderson made a slow pass for Wharton. Joe Hammill anticipated the move, and seizing the opportunity brushed aside all opposition, and scored under the posts. It was laughable ...
... fellowworkman of mine. Trusting some will accrue your publication of this, and thanking yon in anticipation I am, Sir, etc., JOE HAMMILL. Walker-street, Hull, August 15th, 1915. IN FAVOUR OF THE BUZZERS. THE EDITOR THE DAILY WAIL. Sir,—l noticed letter ...
... their complaint, which, IT sincerely hope and trust. Mr is not contagious. Thanking you in anticipation.—i am, Sir, ete.. JOE HAMMILL. Walker-street, Hull, March 16th, 1916. —_- GROUP 32 GRIEVANCE, TO THE EDITOR OF THE SAIL.” Srr,— As an attested married ...
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... who handed over to Jack Harrison who cut through the tacklers to score a brilliant try In the final minute of the game Joe Hammill started a movement that was taken up by Anderson who passed to Gilbert the Hull captain made good ground and passed to Francis ...
... every four scrimmages, it may be eaid they compensated for these, but want more devil in tho loose play of the forwards. Joe Hammill will available for next Saturday's oup-tie. He will be needed. ORION. ...
... more than a fair share. The more embraces he received the better appreciated the sport. Everything came alike to him. and Joe Hammill were specially singled out for marked attention' amongst the Hull forwards. Darmodj'. Hammill. Gilbert, and Batten saw ...
... capable Liberal Government of ours will, ere long, find some satiffactory solution to this grave problem.—l am, Sir, etc. JOE HAMMILL. Hull. LABOUR COUNCILLORS.AND HULL UNEMPLOYMENT. TO THE EDITOR OF THO DAILY MAIL. SIK, —It is most amusing, and still ...
... moon), as I feel sure it would be conferring a great boon on the residents and others in the district T have am. Sir, etc., JOE HAMMILL. Walker-atreet. October 30th, 1916. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE. AiK RAID STATIONS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE “DAILY MATL.’? Sir ...
... one could say the game was not (air;v contested. There was one player the Hull forwards who towered above ail others. JOE HAMMILL played by far his best game since joining the Airlie Birds. Tackling, diving to save, genuine scrimmaging, and brave bursts ...
... extent as at Featherstone. The only d ffsrence v.as that the tactics of Halifax were so suitable for good football. But Joe Hammill could well termed the MAN OF THE AFTERNOON. He something more than a grafter. To know Jooa is to like him. To play ...