... wind, and play was very even for the first ten minutes, and then Preston began to press, but could not^get through until Jimmy Ross scored. Half-time: North End, 1 goal; Wanderers, nil. In the second half North End had again the best of matters, and after ...

... Eud. Five minutes latter Jimmy Ross Added a secon-1, And tuel )lost got Al o tihe match, thouigh Midd~les- bmuiih in I lie last two inililates wore looking like 11manx smmttrsi evemi, hot Camnpbell was vullled. up bv Jack Ross, and the whistles soon After- ...

... were quite as good as the North Md F Enders at every point of the game, the halt-backs 18 I and backs particularly pulling Jimmy Ross up I short time after time. *4 The home team scored three goals, two of which were disallowed, and had throughout a t great ...

... that though there, was evidently some 'roughness during the game, j it was About equally distributed betweenI Langley and Jimmy Ross. Without the 'slightest' .wishl 'to detract fromn the previous-performannoe st .the 'Nope, I am o'r linion 'tat they are ...

... kept their goal intact until Saunders, tha centre half, headed through his own posts. The play was even afterwards, and Jimmy Ross beat Home with a fast shot from close quarters. Half- time score :-Ditrwen, 1 goal Preston, 1 goal. On resuming play Darwen ...

... and Mais ad Cowan, all of whom did good work, and Jimmy MEi to Ross and Gordon were quite as good as on the NathL of previous Saturday. -Sanders and Stewart were now useful at half-hack, and Jack Ross was in his hest whici 3e- vein at full back. Bob Holmes ...

... when her cool, moist lips touched Jimmy's forehead he opened his eye and smiled. Hare you come to play, Dolly ? Jimmy uked. Yes, Dolly's tammcd to play. Delighted at thin sign of recognition in the aalf-anconacious Jimmy, the farmer set the little girl ...

... mai We Now Ries System. XIS ALMO AT A PONTYPRII NM T 4 sellosa : 1421 Pun 21. - ROSS'S ROYAL BELFAST A E RATRDA MINERALWATERS AND LIME JUIOR CORDIAL la MaasOars W. ♦ ROSS'a SONS. LTU.. lIRLFAST. CARDO7. TM Ml ~Md. well THE CARDIFF EMPIRE PERFORKANCES ...

... between; and it's .na a far shot to either if we can crawl in a bib further on him., Ross slips quietly backwards and is gone for half an hour. When he returns Jimmy is well on his way to the other side of Ben Hope, and we wait with what patience we may ...

... players composing it-Gordon and James Ross-are almost household words. Ross, whose portrait we give, is, like his brother Nick,' who plays full-back in the same team, a Scotchman, but. unlike his elder bro- ther Jimmy, learned his football at Daepdale, and ...

... it—Gordon and James R'}ss-are almost household words. Ross, whose portrait we give, is, like bis brother Nick,' who plays full-back in the same team, a Scotchman, but, unlike his elder bro- ther Jimmy, learned his football at Deepdale, and has never played ...

... specials were sent out in every direction.! By 'Wed- k e nescay night the excitement was intense, 'and with a the fate of Charley Ross fresh in their- minds.the dis- d a tracted relatives scoured the city in person for traces in D of the juverile delinquents ...