... and the fancy prices which are said have been paid for the players must certainly make snob men as ■' Dicky” Lockwood. ••Teddy” Bartram. and others wish they had been bom a few years later! football spider*, eo speak, hare been persuaded to come into the ...

... of the pack, and the excellenoe of hia form naturally procured for him place in the Midland Counties Rugby fifteen. ’ TEDDY •• BARTRAM DROP KICKS. Mr. Crane record* of fourteen matches which he played for the Midlands from j 1881-84. and he save, I may ...

... n naturally wandered to famous Yorkshire Cup tie on the eame ground, when matches be *von by minor points, and crafty Teddy Bartram could have kicked dead halls enough in the second half to win the match twice over, but preferred have the game replayed ...

... organisations the Manchester district. The holders of the Yorkshire Challenge Cup have already started their season, with ‘‘Teddy Bartram as captain. On the 15th inst. they played anti overcame that smart y oungelub Batley, and last Saturday they had visit ...

... At Leeds, on Tuesday, Saltaire scored 167..1. Swithenhank making 45, and North Leeds replied with 41 for three wickets. Teddy Bartram, the footballist, was top scorer for North Leeds, with a not out innings of 22. Dingier, though having 202 scored off their ...

... his righteous indignation has lieen completely and emphatically appeased. I said last week that was very probable that Teddy Bartram would soon iind his way back to his favourite haunt at Belle Vue, but I did not think my prognostication would be so soon ...