... that gave Batley the Northern Union Cup as was then, three times in the first five seasons of the comDetition. The late Wilf Auty, who played wing the Welshman, once described Fitzgerald rem I General Montgomery who knew the job of playing Rugby and ...

... Mr. B, T. Ord. Mr, J W. Nimmo coresident. Hartlepools Hospital). Mr. G R. Vick. Mr, H. A. Vick. Rev, Bertram Jones, Mr. Wilf. Auty. Mr. Phil. Clarkson, Mr, Ness ; Taylor, Mr. H, E. Spence, Mr, F. T. Boulton, Mr. W. J, Purves. Mr. H. Harris Major H L. ...

... ce Jack . Wilf, Auty-, 1898 and 1901. of the great. Batley teams chick won the Rust Thee hed vs Town Hail tast League Cup 1897, eS eo _—= To.Suceted Rugby tour tries for 12 tries and 21 goals, making tal in only games té—more thani have any one of of ...

... ford what i; locally known as a “ patt an Fortunately, the Ba:leytes will have ine c e of thtir two County representatives— Wilf Auty and Ike Carroli—and in addi ion, Jim M be found operatin, on the wing. Oakland at ra cy has been introd to pari- back ia ...

... the ex-Saviletonian, figured as full back, while H. R. Hepworth, another recruit from e among the the Savile ranks, pla “Wilf.” Auty figared on the three- me, as did also auarter-line and pla om raham, who turned out for the first time. a good Mr. P. C ...

... relation of the famous Batley feotball and millowning family of that name, though he was a contemporary at school of Mr. “Wilf.” Auty, one of the “stars” of the Batley Ciub in his day and father of “Dick” Auty, the Rugby Union international who plays with ...

... and knowledge of the rules, of Joe Oakland's tremendous dive from 10 yards out when there was a try to be scored, and of Wilf. Auty's work the wing. They talked, too, the semi-final with Oldham when Tom The host was Batley's Mayor (Mr F. W. H. Auty). another ...