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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... le excitement was caused in the neighbourkood of Leeds by the meeting Huddersfield and Leeds St. John's clubs, on the fine ground of the latter Cardigan Fields. The Saints’’ might have been •trengthcued A. Whitehead and T. J. Ogden, cerwoly their best ...
... J. J. Morris, and R. Duckworth, forwards. J. Sims umpire, and T. Duxbury referee. LEEDS BT. JOHN’S ▼. Nearly two thousand spectators assembled at the Cardigan Fields, Leeds,to witness the return encounter between the above well-known Yorkshire clubs. ...
... as in the Huddersfield engagement. The Heckmondwike players arrived on the capital ground belonging to the St. John’s club, in the Cardigan Fields, in very good time; but the Trinity had determined to make their appearance on the scene of action in elaborate ...
... game of running back to touch down? And lastly, will he inform us where truthfulness and piety is to be found besides at the Cardigan Fields? No one can tell us better. If you take om yourself to criticise two teams, do it fairly and truthfully; don’t make ...
... behind their captain in point of merit, Payne worked bard, but Potter was too light man for the big Southerners. The Leeds St. John’s man gut bis leg hurt in the second half, this necessitating bis retirement from active service. Birtram, who was well watched ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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