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... Wizan and He aas surveeded in %111106 team that lit-fated >oung man. Toni Hail. oho died iit gssit•hist Itetori the second World War. Itarson returned to Villa Park to coach the )oung Mood. but hostllltle , terminated that engagement and Frank wa• found ...
... correction. %lit I belte‘e he still rerna , ns joint he:der of two record partnerships to the count), --- It --- Waiiin - e — second world war which changed Syd's life and home. Like many otore veteran., who could be of little upie he left bomb-riddled Birmingham ...
... of the committee for their unremitting efforts to make their ground a worthy memorial to the Old Boys who fell In the Second World War. 11orkIng with grit. lief*.klance and vh.lou they liii%e produced the iw..t Wolves' prospects IDROSPECTS for the season ...
... at Frankfurt. Returning home. af•er a erse:: u hoardinst-house proprietor. at Evesham. just before the o•rbreak et the second world war, Joe beau landlord of the Travellers' Rest. MO Aston Cross. He had an unpleasant experieses during the blitz, the house ...
... EORGE RICHARD MORRALL. more popularly known as Lofty. did great service in a Quiet way for Birmingham F.C. prior to the Second World War. and he was one of the unfortunate band that missed a Cup Final winner's medal. George hevanie a Bine by commit.iii rather ...
... enthusiastic or capable secretary than Frank H. Robinson who once retired but returned to the office shortly after the second world war. Mr. T. H. Bird became chairman two years ago and his business capabilities have proved most valuable. Next week: AT ...
... famou% left-aing of E. %mlth sod T. Jones. who at their be%t compured well with Baehr. and Hall. of Villa. After the second world war the club joined the Central Amateur League and later transferred to the Worcestershire Combination. At the moment the ...
... commenced in 1919 • period of office which lasted until 1934, when Mr. A. H. T. Lewis took over until the outbreak of the second World War. - CLUBS 4 k 4 ND THE MEN BY MIDLANDERI Since then. Mr. J. A. Jimmy to everybody** Speaks has carried on the good work ...
... pinch since the last get people talking like that you tour of England in 1939 when the know that the cricket has been second world war cloud distracted spc rtsmen's thoughts from their games. We also know. to our own sorrow. how the good intentions of ...
... 1920 and 1930 season. It was also during one of these vacations that he arrived horn* in 1938 in time to join up for the second World War. The Birmingham Section la Its full complement : 6 to start on August 2u. A Tirol Ilion for youths averse'. 11.:i formed ...
... B'ham City Transport were his world By PERAMBULATOR BETWEEN the year 1907, when the club was formed, and 1939 when the second world war started, Birmingham City Transport were one of the finest club cricket sides in the Midlands. To 6ft. tall Billy Brodie ...
... of four sons of another old club stalwart who was 6ft. 41ns. Of the four sons Tommy, was the smallest 1 Durbsii . X: m second world war. Harry Fred Endall and Harry Davis ned a reputation for hard hitting. Against Y.M.C.A in 1945 Thomas and Endall put on ...