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... LEEDS ST. JOHN’S FOOTBALL CLUB. Friday night the members of the above club held their annual dinner at the Cardigan Arms Hotel, winding up most successful season. After dinner, Mr. I. J. Ogden, former captain, was called to the chair. The usual toasts ...
... this last case. ■uchhrtter. «■ nglish Fifteen, will rise to are up in arms because the head organisation of made over system which entirely indefensible. .. : . .. . e wut the Cardigan Fields, the town, the Bradford F.C.,are making deter- _ . TaATwas a ...
... pick the ball out of the scrummage, and West keep “on-side at kick-ofr. The Dewsbury v. Leeds St. Johns match will ever be a memorable one# At the Cardigan Arms, Walton, who won the game for the ••Saints, was carried off shoulder high totbatune of * See the ...
... Lockwood, and after hotly-contested game resulted in a draw in favour oi Leeds St John's. annual dinner of the Laada St John'a Club took piaoe on Honday night at tha Cardigan Ama, Ur. T. J. MidaiMofthaflgiginatoraofthaclnbi. the chair. After moat aatiafactory ...
... pul.lic notice, which the% did most eifectually by beating York, Bromley, ilirfleld, and Kirkstall, meeting Leeds St. Johns on Cardigan Fields in the semi-final. The Saints on that (evasion were lucky to win, brineing off the victory by minor points only ...
... ite, and A. Hudson, forwards. LEEDS ST. JOHN'S v. AIREDALE. These clubs met on Saturday last on the ground of former at Cardigan Fields, Leeds. The game lasted three-quarters of an hour, in which time St. John’s scored four tries and four touchdowns to ...
... running in good form frem time tc me. As a rule, the Sf, John’s clab of Leeds play a ing | strong game on their own ground, and, therefore, looked forward to an even contest being foncht out at the Cardigan Fields, when the Saints met Dewsbury, but’ the latter ...
... for, I am sure it will not be souzht in vain. been weak had it not been for Williamson, who The hon. sec. of the club, Cardigan Arms, will be played a really grand game, and many a time saved pleased to receive any communications from Groome from tasks ...
... expected to receive a share of the gate. 2. After the match in and while the money was being counted in a back room of the Cardigan Arms, I applied for the Cleckheaton share of the gate. tall gentleman—who was introduced to me as an official—and_ two others ...
... pronounced as follows :—Hallfax, one try and six minor points ; Heckmondwike, one minor point. LEEDS ST. JOHN'S v. LIVERSEDGE. A SPLENDID GAME AT CARDIGAN FIELDS. (By OLD EBOIL) W no says the Cup ties never produce an exhibition of good football—good even ...
... Old Ebor.) “Ground as hard as brickbats; players correspond- soft!” Such was the comment passed by hundreds of people at Cardigan Fields before the above County match, the first the ground has been awarded for some seasons, beganou Saturday. It didn’t ...
... clubs in the semi-final round of the Yorkshire Challenge Cup contests was played at Leeds, on the ground o the 8t John’s Club, Cardigan Fields, on Saturday last. The weather was all that could be desired, and the ground was in excellent condition. Special ...