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... Teddy” Bartram, the famous akefield Trinity ex-th: e>-quart er, who for the past ‘nt vears has reside dat Newcastle-on-Tyne, ere he is engaged electrical engineer @ the Elswick Works, paid a visit to the merrie citie on Saturday, and stayed at the Angel ...
... servi be unable to That he will qualify for the B. Kenworthy has “joined the’ Dews be will be missed Horbury way. That ‘Teddy ‘Bartram is tobe will That Fred Asquith and Harry Wainwright operate at wing three-quarters ...
... Thornes Lane last week, was a prominent figure in the football field a generation ago, being a contemporary of the renowned Teddy Bartram, etc. He was the proud possessor of two Yorkshire Challenge Cup medals, won when he assisted Thornes to beat Trinity in ...
... The crowd was not so large as used to be the case when such bitter rivalry existed be tween the teams, at the time when Teddy Bartram, the Hayleys, Hampshaw. and others were such powers in the footbal] world, still there was a far better attendarce than ...
... and then we'll shew ‘em. It was the want of a safe kicker that Trinity the game. There were three occasions on which Teddy Bartram or Straffurd would have had not the least trouble in putting the leather over the bar, but somehow, whoever essayed the ...
... 8a, Nort RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. Viscount Milton, M.P., was a speaker at a Unionist demonstration at Richmond yester- “Teddy” Bartram, the once famous foot- LATEST NEWS aay week. baller, is at present on a visit to Wakefield, the week be has been warmly ...
... TEDDIE BARTRAM. The following paragraph, which 1 take from the Evening News,'' of Glasgow, will interest cld Wakefield Trinity men :— A useful man is Bartram, the Universty 'irc~ndsman. In addition to his usual duties he has lately been dubbed a knight ...
... came from a City which was the cradle and nursery of Rugby football. The red and blue had been worn by such men as Teddie Bartram, Herbert Hutchinson, Barron Kilner, Herbert Fallas, Paul Booth, Binks, and many others. To those names had been added ...
... Gienfield, amd M. Kaye held good father conceived the idea of making foot- Austin’s House forwards 1D balls, he called in Teddie Bartram to con- Village 4 8.161 up the eult him as to shape, ete. a of the bail G. Por then read a letter he had re- KOYLI 13a ...
... Gienfield, amd M. Kaye held good father conceived the idea of making foot- Austin’s House forwards 1D balls, he called in Teddie Bartram to con- Village 4 8.161 up the eult him as to shape, ete. a of the bail G. Por then read a letter he had re- KOYLI 13a ...
... appear, to become • more con.picuous enure in Trinity's ranks. Place kicking eapecialy seems to be his fork. a. it was Teddy Bartrame ; aed if Stradurd keeps up his present form in this direction be may mew the in hi. palmieet daya It is true new sweeper ...