... FALSE PRETENCES sHEEPY LABOURER AND a BICYCLE. At the Hinckley Polioe Court )igateiray, Wilfred J. Grimsdell, aged 16, tboarer, Burton on Trent, pleaded guilty obtaininF £3 by false pretenoss from lbert Taylor, also a farm labourer, at deepy Magna, on ...

... Cayarhan. Knighs. Lackie. Ridge. Wilkins. Lapthorn and Farrow were outstanding. Tries were VW' o Tea for them by Cavaahan, Grimsdell. Soong Taapthorn. one being , eonyerted by Leckie. while Nuneaton's two trim% were seormi Sehwemmer and L. tiporer ...

... by the London boy who wrote: Many English ;ads place on the pedestal of hero-worship some great sportsman like Hobbs or Grimsdell, but surely the life-boatman is worth ten such sportsmen. _ . . The children of Great Britain admire the life-boatman for ...

... Haley. W. H. Harris, 1.. H. Cleaver. T. P. K. flukey, J. Chamberlain. H. Davies and J. McKee. Mil[Miliaria: . Rush; D. Grimsdell, W. 11. lackie, I). E. Knight and J. It. Smith; R. S. Spong and C.. E. M. T. A. Wilkins. J. F. Tippet*. J. E. M. Ridge, N ...

... some little way inside their I own hat. Car:err:gist shaped fully up and let s—and over the ba:l for three vita; points. A Grimsdell kick. Nuneaton came back even more strongly. and they were very close to a number of time.— over-eageinass stopped them to ...

... half. Harris. who had an injury to an eye. had to join Hooper In the dressing-room. The visitors then took the lead. D. Grimsdell finishing a movement, started by Cavaghnti. with a try which tackle failed to convert Spans and J Lapthoen scored further ...

... fashion when a beautiful young • • •sr.a 1953 season Tor descriptive k irs. rinewinners were Mrs. ualliford. was a kick of the Grimsdell class. 1 , for our Baker Street friend No and J. Darning; /4. Dodd and A. N woman wanders the unlyeretty broth ire. apply ...