... the Cheltenham Rugby team which his brother Rocky Cottrell, was the well-known centre threequarter. His late brother, Mr. Harvey Cottrell, was a former trainer of the Cheltenham R.F.C. Mr. Arthur Cottrell, who leaves a widow, one son and one daughter ...

... FUNERAL OF MR. A. W. COTTRELL Mr. Arthur William Cottrell, whose funeral took place at Bishop's Cleeve on Saturday, was a member of a well known family of Cheltenham sportsmen. Mr. Cottrell, who died at his home at Woodmancote at the age of 72, had been ...

... Wednesday. Mr. Cottrell had been for 32 years foreman the Crescent Bakery, St. George'splace. In his outh he had been a keen and successful cyclist, and was one of the first members of the Cheltenham Sports Club. A brother of Rocky Cottrell, once a well-known ...

... yesterday. Mr. Cottrell had been for 32 years a foreman at the Crescent Bakery, St. George'splace. his youth he had been a keen and successful cyclist, and was one of the first members of the Cheltenham Sports Club. A brother Rocky Cottrell, once a well-known ...

... passed on, but old Ben Daunter 7 and sound at full back), Fred Fry, Rocky Cottrell, ‘* Cherry ” x Geoffrey Unwin, Arthur Goddard, iwin and Harry Pike are still ‘‘in f the Geo. Cottrell (one : centres the club ever bad) was nham a few weeks back, looking ...

... :—Dolwell, back; Stephens. Rae Fryer, 17hannon. Voucher, three-quarters ; Jack Itendell, (cats). half-backs; Jarman, Rocky, Cottrell, Carter, Bishop, I'. Bouviett, W. Townend, Green, and('Luke, forwards. Tewkesbury w' g the Lew% Itwasett kicked off a ...

... In the Lawkhoime-Lane ranks there will doubtless the old Boulevard veteran, hero of a thousand battles, George, alias Rocky Cottrell, for the old Cheltenham, Halifax, and Hull centre ; now a registered Keighjey man. Aite- so many seasons the Boulevard ...

... we saw the ball passed back to the last line defence. with nobody attempting to cover it “We never saw A. F. Hailing, •Rocky’ Cottrell, or Leslie Hayward running straight across the field when their duty lay straight for goal. Opposing centres a-e rarely ...

... specia- toms. The game in a draw of seven points each, and was fixed to be re-played this afternoon were £1,102 odd. “ Rocky '’ Cottrell, the ‘old Cheltenham centre three-quarter, splendid try for Hull. He followed up at full and took the bali from a high ...

... and .North-Western Railway v. Keates. ' UEUOND COURT. ' Middlesex Common Junes.— Murray v. Hadlard— Condy v. Elcke '— Rocky. Cottrell— Pox v. Clutterbuck— Alder v. Forbes— Trowbridge T. Kipling— Baker v. R ?? v. Mullen. The OO Uiti' of ?? BEMCH wiU sit ...

... further setback when centre Boyd was injured Hull went on to register five tries thanks to Mehew the veteran George “Rocky’ Cottrell Gomersall Billy Holder and Garrett while Holder and Billy Kennedy kicked goals Rovers replied with a try and a goal by ...

... full of pluck, a safe kick, sound a wing ip Ch. as a rock in defence. At thr npain and Cl: ra, what science, an n ficen: Rocky Cottrell was a —powerful attack are 40 Clive whilst Leslie Hay- ble aa ta WiD an cal Truly a great three-quarter At halt Goddar ...