... kicked away. Vigorous collective play followed, the Rovers gettting well plead. Ward, however, proved almost impassable, Sammy Morfitt, on the other side, being equally strong. Although in Shipley's parts, the Rovers could .Fot make an opening. For some ...

... to serve his side to the very best of his ability, and might occur on any field. Speaking of accidents reminds me that Sammy Morfitt is far from well. The injury which he received in the second half of the match with Crompton ban proved far more serious ...

... figure. The third tops-tea stranger to the Revers supporters will be relegated to the thrtoquartcr intartette. who, with Sammy Morfitt, TommyE andi Tullock, will no doubt give an etcdent amount of themselves. Statics, who snored so repeatedly at Wakefield ...

... next to be called. He retired, but was called back. Again he left No. 7 only to be again summoned within its walls. Sammy Morfitt, Geenty, McDermott, and Blades were each in turn ushered into the presence of the august three. Beyond these no others ...

... broke away, bat Newell kicked bark. Ther t ietoher and Heacion gained ground by fine passim but. failed to get over. Sammy Morfitt gc away, but was brought hack. The Rovers had free kick, Ripton taking the drop, but it was cc successful. Morfitt found ...

... Pletcher leharged down an ai..empt at return, Mut Coop re- Wilmer( with interest. Rip ton made his mark, and soon afterwards Sammy Morfitt was ruled as paw Mg foresee'. which did not meet with the approval of the majority of the speetators. Play settled down ...

... in such form that few. If any combination of players, could have beaten them. No such play has since been witnessed by Sammy Morfitt and his merry. crew. though it must not he inferred by this that they have deteriorated to any great extent. Braclfetel ...

... driving reschanism. Assuming Hardy. Too intieh reliance must not bepaced se refakirs deaden wheel to he a ben/led seeing Sammy Morfitt. Be still suffers mains. in Plato of the chain we shall have • the injury he received at the opening match, and igflh ...

... the Rtibint wo3id meet with serious reveree. osliesisilY they would lie without the serr.ees .of RN* au organise: Ss Sammy Morfitt, who 'cad ia:jared at the previous Saturday's motels. The following were tbe teams:— Kingston Rovers —fitztekH.. W ...

... oval west • -farther than intended, and Lerepriere splendid run. Spavien, however, just collasid him in the nick of time. Sammy Morfitt steered tackled Brown with It i n neutral territory. Hul l another rush. and Coyne intercepted a paw, unrest:tad further ...

... the Hull Kingston Rovers Club and their chief rlayera. 'the players prominently named are J. ,Rhodes, A. Starks, and Sammy Morfitt—all men of International standing—but the inquiry is by no means limited to that trio. It is known that three other men ...