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... OUE SCDTCH LETT [Bt Jonathan The scourge war has taken another splendid sportsman—O. Waddell, who died Johhnnesbi 13th ult. of enteric fever. known at Oxford University few and I sure every one who had lege of his tellowship will feel, a Rugby circles ...
... WHAT OP THE LEAGUE? The Albion are rolling in wealth the present time, bnt I trust their cup tie success wil not lose them the chance of First League honours Cup-tie football has slreadv cost them the serv ces of Sbioton and Ht ywoud, and the Albion were ...
... goals off two beet Birmingham teams in tbs first two rounds of the chief Midland trophy, and would be bad sportsman who begrudge* them the honour. At the same time there a feeling of keen disappointment among tbs Villa supporters, which would not take ...
... motive power, the source of attack, the strength of defence to bis fellows. trier to even more than two single ccntlemen rolled into one. successful team without a ceutre-hali- Iciok of parts is as rare frond .lover with four leaves. Taking a glance ...
... blessings let us in all thankiulness ‘give thanks to heaven.”” Quite so: Charles Fry is full of manliness, loves sport, loves a roll in the mud of the football field, does ‘not wish to keep his hands as white as newly-failen snow, and takes a well bred interest ...
... England's Failure on Australian Wickets. A DARK FUTURE. Illy TI TYRUSI. laforms on. 70 MANY F.HQUIREIII9.-Bernil-7 detested team rolled Roth,,.i which fr.olert Meredith and Loyd Davies, the Welsh internationsii. on ristarday, nos. 10. by des goal, to twn. The ...
... * * w Lancashire's Roll of Honour. ln the series of game.. since. June, 1867, Yorkshire have scored 21 819 runs forthe lose at 1,243 wickets. which yields an average of 16.74, while Lancashire Kaye made 20,1443 for the sacrifice of 14P.4..4 wickets, their ...
... , 11. 8. Turner-an Appreciation, The N.C.U,, in deciding to hononr Dr. E. B. Turner by inscribing his name upon their Roll of Honour and awarding him theyr Garter—the gold badge of s\o Union-- konour themselves. For over a quarter of a century he has ...
... on | Tuesday “ on the subject of & possible | negative result as the outcome of the present Triangular Tournament, it was ‘r«ol\\l to defer any decision as to the course to be adopted until such circumstances actmally arise.”” This very lucid decision is ...
... far can i-> garnered, they object to what they . convpulsioa in sport! I cannot undstand anyone who glories in the name 'sportsman objecting to this very factor in every pastime. There’is spor. in which compulhion is not evident. I; one ro ...
... (imply romping nwny from repreMntntire 6«ld in the live Miles Race for a nominally corresponding honour; while he farther upheld bis form last Wednesday by rolling home in the race for the Fifty Miles Championship. It is rather Zimmy” himself than his performance ...
... going to win all their games, but in every game they* should do their utmosk—(hear, ear)—to uphold the honour of the Mother Country. (Cheers). The Honour of n*land. Mr. Charles Crump proposed the health of Mr. Hughes, the member of the Council in charge ...