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... April 7 982 PINK 17 Indoor sports 3 Minstrel Steve on Meet' the JIMMY ROSS (above) had his sights firmly set on a career in professional football before a leg injury put paid to his ambitions Ross who was born in Scotland commanded a regular first-team place ...
... News. 7.2o—Market Prices, Announcements, and Herring Fishing Bulletin. 7.30-Jimmy Ross and Bill Thomson at two pianos, with Raa Miller (rocalUt). 7.4s—Money lor Fun-1, Man all Alone. B.o—Regional. 8.35—A Ceilith Evening (in Gaeac). 9.s—Male Voices 8.8 ...
... ROSS BIDS FOR SECOND SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP jimmy Ross (above), will be bidding for Watney-Mann honours at the 1925 Club. II Coventry s new hope WATNEY Mann League are set for their finals Monday and a great night's sport is promised. The singles are down ...
... this evening. There are two 12-round contests, each featuring a prominent local boxer, viz., Len Fowler (Birmingham) v. Jimmy Ross (Bolton) and Billy James (Birmingham) v. Tommy Brown (Bolton). There are also interesting supporting contests. ...
... OLD-TIME BOXERS AT RAGLEY HALL Jack Hardiman, of Smethwick, and Jimmy Ross, of Oldbury, In an exhibition bout before the large crowd in the grounds of Ragley Hall on Saturday. ~, it t c -- - . _ V, , A , pp . . ~ T.' -I, 4 ~, 4 . The oldest boxer ...
... OLD-TIME BOXERS AT RAGLEY HALL Jimmy Ross, of Oldbury (left) and Jack Hardiman, of Smethwick, in on exhibition bout in the grounds of Rogley Hall, near Alcester, on Saturday. With other boxers who were equally well-known in the 1920's and 1930'5. They ...
... eut-of-tbe-ordinary questions asked by Alan Melville and answered by Denglaa Simpson. George Rowotree Harvey. Norman North, Jimmy Ross. Louise Donald. Christine Crowe. 5.15. Regional. tilk7o.—Scottish. 111.411.—RogionaL 11.50.111.11.—Westber and News. ...
... Bob Buckley, Pete Jackson, Arthur Hillyer, John Sheldon, Eddie Hentrey, Keith Harris. Brian Jones, Ken Harris, Idris Bray, Jimmy Ross and Tommy Scott. ...
... 7.3o.— The Second o) New Senes ol Bees the Bonnet. 6.0.-By the Fireside (in Gaelic). 8.15. —Scottish Country, 16. B.so.— Jimmy Ross and Bill Thomson (pianos). 9.o.— Regional. 10.0.— Scottish N-'ws Summary; Sports News. 10.15.— Records. 11.0.- News and ...
... John Pullein, from Glasgow Cathedral. Piping, by Peter Bain. B.2o.— Regional. o.2o.— Violin varieties by John Morgan, with Jimmy Ross at piano. 9.3o.— Radio Outlook No. 11. 10.0.— Time. News, Weather; News Talks and Sport. 10.25. Short Service by Rev. G ...
... Here ! Radio •iutur•' boot Ninth 'Second Seriesi. 6.46—Waltzes of the Ws‘es, waltz melodies played strict tern* on two by Jimmy Ross sod Bill Thornton. 7.6—Your Visit to Scot!sod' Cottages and Castles. by Sir John Stirling lgazwell. 7.2o—scottisk Aneouneemeuts: ...