... persistency. Gough, the junior, who was guarding. the Sheffield goal, distinguished himself with clearances from Cantrell, Grimsdell, and Nliddlerniss. and King at the other end gave of his best in negotiating shots from Kitchen and Fazac k er l ey. In the ...

... Lockett was in his old form. C. g was the hest of the home half-backs, Wattord. ~Webhster; |ockett, H. Bulling: C. Ralling, Grimsdell, Val. Gregory: Tattersall, Dison, G. Normur, Whike, and Squires, Jeyton.—Whithourue Busoy, Newton: Rell, Kemneth Hunt, flnfiu ...

... he is stiU some distance below his best standard. half-back Tottenham compared well with their opponents, for, although Grimsdell did not dominate till late In the game, Smith was always doing extremely useful work against the best Burnley wing, and Walters ...

... may be a desdweight on his hands for months. It looks as if the sale of low and medium priced cycles is nut worth doing Grimsdell’s London and Edinburgh record is much better than the figures, 26hrs. llmin., make out. For over 300 miles, he assured me ...

... Brierirv, 1; S Looker, 2; J Smith, 3 —Sugden. 1; Green, 2: Bothwell. 3. A NEW CYCLING ROAD RECORD. Yesterday afternobn E. G. Grimsdell and M. Mott, of the North Club, created a new tandem reoord for twelve hours. by covering =2 miles in the time, although ...

... 3-45 a.m., they accom- hed the distance in 11 hours 58 minutes 12 breaking the previous record held by te Paget and E. H, Grimsdell, North Road |! ASHTON UNITED H. AND A.C. e firet run of the season took place from head- ters, the Canterbury Arms, Asht ...

... delighting th? lovers of footer: ’ their cleverness, but instead of g Walden, Finlay Weir czoss-kicked to he left-inside, where GRIMSDELL, quick tc cipate the run of the game, strode up in ) time.y fashion to take the faliing ball Bauchop stood aside, and allowed ...

... received Byers did not reveal his speed and centring ability. Both and Crisp sought the path, with results to expected a.gamst Grimsdell one side Clav and Smith on the other. player cap rice, the accomplishments of Mints did not balance much circling that was ...

... V. Stirling (Leicester), week-end. There is no truth in R. C. Hawkes (Northampton). A. A. a report linking United with Grimsdell (Harlequlns), D. F. White (Northampton) (capt.), P. D. Young Hibernian's reserve outside-right, (Clifton). W. Graham (Coventry) ...

... RECORD BEATEN. R. Shirley. of the Polytechnic Cycling Clot,. who left Edinburgh on Friday morning with a view of eclipsing E. Grimsdell's to Landon record of 116 houra 10 tpinnfea, the .y - es - te7d - ailionilag -- ia ;inner. ha - v - Itiii beaten the North ...

... The Form of Morgan. By comparison the Forest suffered most at lialf-back, for the visitors had middle man to touch cither Grimsdell or Smith. The captain was in a specially aggressive mood, his individual bursts to dodge the offside trap being a feature ...

... Coventry City, is a novice till in his teens. le is a product of ocal school football, and played in the ame lads’ team as Grimsdell, the Totten- 1am left half-back. Later on he assisted Messrs. André and eleven to win he Printing Trades Cup. Then he went ...