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... RUGBY WHAT WILL RU UNION DO? THE onlv oftli'i al announcement at a t-iil mefting the Rugby League Council on South Wales affairs crmcernetl tin* difficulties ulavine Rugby I.eague games on grounds controlled by various welfare organisations, and the Council ...
... RUGBY. A meeting, held for the benefit of the Rugby Hospital. came off last .Monday, ant although the the weather was not inviting, there wer , 4.000 spectators. From the return of the prize winners given below it will he se.n that little -'ontiv Morton ...
... RUGBY. poet FKEi;. Exed 10,6 9/6 W Victor Lcacno : Wonder- rntice (KAND-jEWN) 7/9 7/3 W SEutn. j Boon- xhickbbsl bags. •# # Pair.Pocit Fra® SI'S, 3/6, 4* asor Every Requisite for Football at * Reasonable Prices. ML MUCUS m ■eqaY. LAWWSi, NOM ...
... goes through, lire Committee of the Hamilton British Rugby F.C. will deservedly reap the reward of their enterprise, for It was only last season that the local Rugby organisation was formed. Rugby, however. Is played very •derisively in the Maritime ...
... RUGBY. BATLBY ▼. BKODGBTON. Some few weeks ago the Broughton Club disappointed Batley through being unable to raise team at the last moment, and. In order to make amends for this, Mr. J. H. Payne got fifteen together to play match Batlcy, and this game ...
... RUGBY. The meeting of tha Essex Union resulted ia little el-e than His election of officials for tha earning season. The most noteworthy change is that C. A. Brown takes the place of H. H. Davies, who has been associated with Essex football for long, ...
... RUGBY. I am, like most other followers the game in the sooth, players and spectators alike, most agreeably disappointed with the result the North and South match. From what I had seen the game in the metropolitan district, I was very confident that our ...
... Rugby r ATTACK ON THE UNION J AKHiKY storm almiit bi'pak in Wales. Tlio Welsh Union aeenseil lienio' cliciue, and in club circles the feeling is hold that too many members lack boldness control because they tliiuk too much of the safety of their seats ...
... Rugby Following the usual custom at the opening each season. 1 have been favoured with a foreword by the new chairman of the Ihighy League, Mr. Flunk Mattinson. The opening of the season next Saturday. writes Mr. Mattinson. •■will see two very important ...
... RUGBY. The match between Kent and. Middlesex. at Blackheath. was one of the hest coutests I hare seen in a struggle between two southern counties for a long time. County t..otball is not regarded with much favour in Louden., and it is a very rare occurrence ...
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... Imperial Rugby conference should be confined to the British Umpire, I cannot see that she agreed at the same time to be submissive to absurdly small position in the Rugby woiid.” It is suggested that there is “an interesting time ahead fof our Rugby legislators ...