... for Albion, plus an own goal. Moulders Social battled a 6-5 victory against Don John with goals from Jim Hughes and Kev Watson, two each, Tim McDool and Bill Highton. Grattans had two hat-trick feats — one from Paul Thomas, the other from lan Walker as they ...

... LEAGUE ROUND-UP A HAT-TRICK by John McDonagh set Sportsman Inn up for a thumping 6-1 away win over Brecks in the Premier Division, ’ Arnie Morton %ot a Phil Scott and Paul Creamer double and Dennis Beaver scored for Milton Arms in their completed the scoring ...

... 0, Homestead B 1; Blacksmith Arms 1 (Hetherington), Bramley Ball Inn 2 (Howells, Frost); Lombard North Central 0, Marquis Hotel 2 (Sykes, Larder sub.). ley, former Chesterfield ha new club Redfe Division Three: Milton Arms 2 (Fletcher, Roberts), Cavaliers ...

... and Walter Gould. signed from Rawmarsh Welfare this week at outside-left. MHEIrirJ.U ITU. RES. ThamipMß: Heaton: Msthr«*on. Grattan. Irving; Cn. Hamilton. Turley. Kiblae. HULL HAVE TO STRUGGLE HARD AT TRANMERE OAFN and the counter attracxv tion the Grand ...

... drill as armed forces without the authority the Crown. The law wise enough, but surely will soon be time for the State to recognise some means of enlisting the services of riflemen, then drill will, of course, become part of the training. Sir John Bingham's ...

... “GUNNERS” EARN A REPLAY THE STAR CREEN 'UN, March 2. 1957 By Paul Burden By JOHN BALLANTINE I*7EST BROMWICH were unchanged and Arsenal A BLOW to Birmingham City’s Cup hopes against had surprise late move in the Cup-tie at The Nottingham Forest at St. ...

... As a point of interest the Worksop team that did dot; last season at Eawmarsh war. Grant: Arnold. Marshall; Barnes, Blagg, Grattan: Little. Rhodes. Marsh Isaac. Walker. Nest weak’a ties affecting Midland League clubs are:— * Friskier v. Ilallam. Dcnabr ...

... the home went all out to get the cq’iallgar. Besult;— MANSFIELD TOWN * BATKBHBAD 11 ■ ■ ' I I jjjjH Rotherham in Hectic i By JOHN PIPI UMOUBS hinting that Shaw match at MUlmoor with B when the centre-forward arrived v the team turned out as selected. * ...

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