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... of being susponded ! 1 The Art of Combination. A Wonderful Record of Immunity from Injuries. Where Present Day Backs Fail. y ———R—— BY WILLIAM MEREDITH (Weish International). Written exclusively for the “Special.” gcoooooooooooooo 2 Making the Pesition ...
... eniries for the first of the spring handicaps—the time-honoured ** Lincoinshire '— were out, and the market fluctneuons from day to dav have been watched with unabated interest, akthough the value of ante-post betting is mow so generally dearied. The imteriu ...
... bat lotmdo‘h. eteh [l;’ .Jml!‘d in 0.:! second day, the Exccutive is giving 100 sovs. in'pleasant wp::p:;t.yl tharf';li.bu{. !:’n't “p‘.mwn prizee. RIVERINA ...
... Tonypandy A.C. naming Syd Jenkins, Tom Williams, u:f.Tom Churchill, 5» rdunm‘w ‘compete at their sports on August Bank Holiday. Mr. Kent, secretary of the club, attended and Idew'ed the facts. Jenkins aud Williams appeared and spoke in defence of their ...
... to firsi-named has the best record of the quarteste, but | Williame, '::‘. O:westry United, who were the bam of distinet -m:m In 'n:l.:heln % Sont, the |tionl. Croot (outside left), H. Williams (outside or gote that the old International was the most pro ...
... bottom clubs and form counter, hut Sheftidld had their revenge lost Satura novice championship, another is to select the 12 day, when at Mr. Monk man's rooms in Church lest junior clubs and put them into the senior. Street they won by 41 points. But the ...
... action was heard at the WcHl A seizes to-day in which a well-known Sheffield bookmaker was the plaintiff and a Rotherham chemiet the defendant. The action was brought before Mr. Justice Lawrence. The plaintiff was William George White, son White, the Sheffield ...
... are tho prize winners: W, ELLERKEJI, *?, Staiaaby Street, Thor nabson-Tees. GEORGE BOOTH, 38, Wboattey Lame, Doncastor. C. WILLIAMS, 40, Aveky Road, Clapton, London, N.B. W. C. PRICE. Tli« Hollies, Bridge Street, Uttoxeter, Staffs. W. WILLIAMSON, 35, Mount ...
... become seniors, and the brothers Turner, who course are now with Hallamshire. Samson Howard, Monks, and Sturdy are Tory reliable. ConsUble a slogger, but Sam Howard, W. and Clieeeeman must pail themselves together find the fifth man. . . The club have ...
... j _ &. Piper v Mr Yount's Alaric. 4, 7-ia H. B*nd»ll 0 H. Smith's (Jordon Brook, 712 C. 0 Cobb's Whilinff. 4. 7-a W. Williams 0 Sir W. Boss’s Avenger, 5, 7-6 C. 0. Edtmrda’o Wotserttoom. S, 615 J. Evans Mr Borle's Seolon Delovo), 5. 6-9 Oheohiro ...
... and William RoUqooq, late of Players: captain, William Humble; vice-captain, Thomas Blunt; T. Brown, J. Brooks, M. Bott, J. U j Bnm. C. Chester, P. Davidson. C. Fowler, 'Griffiths, A. Howctoft, S. Hibbard, Hayden Uallam, William Lang ham, William Bobinaon ...
... the side k game played under the trying conditions of Saturday. But from borough’s point view, there was little grumble at. William Brown, the Town fast bowler, who had earlier week been knockirtg down the “'logs’’ Hirst, Denton, Lord Hawke and a few more ...