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... Sasturdav, a player lnamod Waring having a nasty fall and breaking his leg. He was removed to the Sheffield Hospital. In speaking of the new players for Dinnington, 1 have quite overlooked Harry Turner, the fast outside-right, who has firured «o prominently ...
... galaxy of brilliant contributors, all of whom are wruv‘ ing exclusively for us. In the matter of football reports, our columns speak for tln-uu«-l\'fl.l whilst the fact that@ithin an hour of the results being ascertained, comprehensive comments on *“ How The ...
... Womack, late of Dronfield Town, played a fine | game at back, and an iadefatigable partner he found in Bob Holland. ...
... Some Views of the Team. There is pretty good reason to believe that this is the cass, for the reports from Hull last week speak very encouragingly of the game Barnsley | ...
... towands the end. £ There was an enthusiastic cheer from tho waiting crowd when Monday’s result arrived. because, frankly speaking, we rather expocted, with Trinity's facilities for drawing on their first team, a heavy wheeking. Putting eside the question ...
... free kick. Al though the hml')od!mth‘ had lb.l:‘bl‘: fl I:’P:;{ Qoal Getters. n the second , they were ’ :hmr score, which speaks volumes for the strong hllp.pyh:nm:, mm'm-' in defenco which tho Rovers maintained, and a little the pevbier fose 1o sho “fl ...
... yesterday. ’l‘t}: ::-b:mud .‘ d two passing cychists, the ing stung wo‘duzh and the cyclsts suffering -!nrd;. Dr. Maonamara, speaking at Letchworth (GudcubCuy) ,z]“'d' said that the Government hoped logislation next year to make arrangements '{\ieh would ...
... given several brilliant displays for Denaby United and Eley formerly being associated with the old Mexboro' West End elub. Speaking of the West End club, it is interesting to note how many splandid players it really brought out. Flijsh Rounds (goal kespor) ...
... FOOTBALL IN THE FIFTIES, ’fl:nl!h‘l’:dfllhl the 0&“:“{ J‘fl' d&fimm-‘n t must be impr el . L a fast and foreeful game, not speak of &:l'd upon, or else——welll wo will| Sheffield Club, tho amatpur clab which has with- u..’ufm urate and elever. X stood the ...
... a budc':;ng against the eloven's totals of 16 and 9, ootballer can leceive is that ho gets when behind a tub of coal. lam speaking now, of course, of SHEFFIELD'S SHARE 1N THE iNTERMATIONALS. 1 saw other day that a writer in I:':'..’“;‘?‘.'fl.d the clom ...
... goal never allow a chance to pass by, to put a new or untried man ‘‘off his game. Remarks about his dress, not being on speaking tenms with his knnes, and the illegal and lueid interval that ocourred between them chouldmbo-thhw the past, old dear”—as ...
... opening matches fixad for this afternoon. We may expoct some of the grounds 10 be a bit fiery from want of rain, but geverally speaking the conidmom prevailing will be fairly good. X THE NORTM. There was o good deal of hockey jlayed in the North of England ...