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... ECRE TA R Y WANTED for SOUTHERN LEAGUE CLUB (limited company); must be energetic, temperate, and experienced.—Address, stating full particulars and salary required, 8. 8., care of J. W. Vickers, 6, Nicholas Lane, E.C. ...
... SEQRETARY WANTED tar BOUTELIBEN LEAGCE CLUB (limited sorepsay); amt be energetic, temperate. and experienoed.—Addrons, stati full particulars and salary required, 8.8., oats of J. W. Vickers. 5, Nicholas Lens. E.O. ...
... i s ei bustling, gorilisad centre, but has rather a easty temper. Moss's, the ex-Bristol City man. e ery clever, and makes Turner a good partner. McKee did not shine, doubtless due to the absence of Barnfather—Yelton in the latter's place was not • great ...
... a Second 'ere are 'beech, .1 League has difficulties : a workable, • being one of 'held ne- Tempe.rance .e re-arrange. and YOrkshtre and, speaking of, interestir t t tournae follow- Millom, Stockidnes, Wigan. Lancaiter, More- BUiteahead Wanderers, Altrin- ...
... and is famous for mighty punehes and tremendous goal-kicks. Always cool and good-tempered, and as popular off the field as on. SPENCER. • One of the sweetest-tempered and most polished backs of the day. Not quite so fast as b. was a year or two back ...
... the held at Tottenham. The F.A. has censured him, and we trust that Bob will take the lesson in its truest Keep your temper and your temper will keep you. This is an Englishman's maxim, and well Worthy of being observed. Had the F.A. suspended him. his loss ...
... controlling his temper when on the Sold of play, made a draw with Henley tat Henley) in the competition for the Oxfordshire Junior Shield, and the Cavershamites should triumph at the next time of asking. In the Second Division of the Temperance League Defiance ...
... it the honour? Is it the cab? Is it the notoriety? Is it his fatal weakness ? Some men thrive on it. Pachydermatous, even-tempered. self•satisfied, complacent, they feel neither the stings of sarcasm, the blows of objurgation, nor the loneliness of the ...
... Chelsea for second place. Chelsea made no mistake with Clapton Orient, several of whose players seem invanably to lose their tempers when they are on the losing aide. Time after time one reads of discreditable scenes on account of the Orient players acting ...
... working classes to spend their weekly holiday in the open, instead of crowdino our public-houses? Therefore, the sport aids temperance as well as the mach coveted physical qualities. , --(Pxne, F. Uwewonra. aged 16.1 ...
... the occasion of an important Cup-tie match the benches of • certain college were PO lamentably bare that the lecturer his temper. He *as a clever, middle-aged roan, who was snpposed by the students to know everything that was worth knowing. but Fis passionate ...
... goals to nil, but I do not think history will repeat itself. In the Reading Temperance League Pangbourne defeated Caversham, and by disposing of the pretensions of Tilehurst Temperance Wesleyan Athletio once more go to the bead of *Zaire, where they should ...