... the majority having been re-eugsged. New blood has also been infused into tho ranks, for this week a “big” capture's* made Hardy, the si*-foot South shield* centre.half. Albert Fairclough. great goal scorer with Jr years, but had little chance of distinction ...

... which defeated Kent. Capt. Lake. S. Wright, mad Clarke, the last-named a left-handed bowler, taking the places of Dale. Hardy, and Thomas, while Notts substituted Walker for Matthews in the side that beat Middlesex. . Winning the toss. Northanta made p6or ...

... that evMiing, risited famous abbey-church and school. Hero begin get what was the teal obieet our tour acquaintance w.th Thomas Hardy's country. So climbed the hills southward, tho wonderful Crme giant. 180 feet long, cut no one known when, into tide the ...

... Maclaurin William Henry Bellamy, Ernest Baggaley, Harold Urceuway, lv> Hubbard, Nora Franklin, Chas. Hardv, Stanley Johnson, Thomas H. Gough. Jack Bingham, Horace Peasegood, Horace Taylor, Dons Harrison, Albert Joel, Alfred Smith. Vtary Reed. E. May Wildgoose ...

... goals from Hardy 2, Clarke 2, Cahill and an own goal. With left back Booth in brilliant form, Greasboro F.C. were 3-0 away winners over Sheaf Colts through Chapman 2 and Wing. For Sheaf, O*Brien, in goal and left back Wragg were prominent. Thomas, Hallam ...

... which sprang from a simple defensiv error. WORKSOP: Finch, Hardy, Morris, Howard, Birkinshaw, Cunnington, Adams, Cavell, Dykes, Marrow, Myles. Sub: Vardy. MORECAMBE: McKenna, Curtis, Milligan, Thomas, Holmes, Yates, Halsall, Brownbill, Galley, Grimshaw, Davies ...

... Frickley v Bangor (CHESHIRE LEAGUEL) FRICKLEY COLL. — Ryalls; Birds, Morley: Hardy, Conroy, Bunn: Wilkinson, Sidebottom, Rose, Rlnfstnd. Friel BANGOR CITY. — Davies: Souter, Thomas; Birch, Murphy, Wilkinson; Hunt, Gryba, Brown, Elliss, Bullock. Rgeree: A ...

... Pipedreamer, Redding Ridge, Emperor's Shadow, Tribal Call, Brianston Zipper, Vaquero, Razorback. BRIANSTON ZIPPER 7-4 M L Thomas 1 PIPEDREAMER 7-11 .M Roberts 2 RAZORBACK7-0..D McKay 3 4-1 Frimley Park, 7-1 Swing Along, 8-1 Emboss ...

... goals ague, 3, their title hopes al:“‘ ¥eh goals by Hallam, Maybury Sausby, 2, Sawyer, 2, Sut-3-0 win at Sheffieldwia:;: and Thomas givingrthem a ton, Rogerson, Oakley and with Clarke. 2. and Wand. 3-osuccess. . Seedhouse. 7 s‘l,a“rlie sg;r? f‘uiishint._ ...

... the vitlten. but they met with a (tout defen or. Roth Faster an-1 Hardy nlayrd well. The home team cuntlnu.m to prero, and K. Johnaon scored, and shortly afterward* penalty given, and Hardy scored with good shot. HalMltw*:—Newbold 5, lonrgravel* o. The halt ...

... d, Bimpson and Thomas. Barnsley moved Jagger from left-half to inside-left to accommodate Bobby Wood. ee,btG, S 5 N ! k Sawyer; . . G : . dra s 0 Neweastle make Pickering; FEngland, Appleby, MecGrath; Rateliffe, Airey, Bimpson, Thomas, Daly o Referee: ...

... WoodaaaU. ATHLETIC 6, FULWOOD CHURCH 1. In the first half Horton scored through Hardy and Kirk. On resuming. Horton scored again* through foothill (penalty). Betta, R. Andrews, and Hardy. HEELEY BANK 4, TINSLEY AMATEURS *. x.. At 1 ™ 1, Tinsley. Heeley Bank aeoied ...