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... MR. GEORGE SMITH. The Duke and Duchess of York have telegraphed to Mrs. George Smith, the wife of the well known reporter of Royal functions for the Press Association, who was knocked down by a Royal Air P'orce car near Hendon Aerodrome on Saturday, ...
... WORTHINGTON CELEBRATES 103 ON DAY HIS SON WAS BORN At likwton. Malta ara M ran* ahead •f Oarbyahlr* with an* wlakat dawn. TkUIC to splendid bulling by Smith, Worthington and G. Poik . Derbyshire made a grand light to head the Notts total ol 3h). Rain ...
... Nichols before a third appeal was answered in Ray Smith’s favour. This was a most disappointing start for Derbyshire and it became something approaching a rout when George Pope was bowled all over the place by Nichols. That was four wickets down for 57. ...
... instructions, hit vigorously and one lofty drive from Worthington carried a delivery from Boyes out of the ground. McCorkell. the Hampshire wicket-keeper, was hit in the mouth a delivery from Boyes and George Brown deputised behind the wicket. Scores: DERB ...
... Fifty-years-old George Grainger took two of the wickets for 33 runs. Mr. Watson-Smith's team had scored 94 for the loss of 12 wickets when time came. Mitchell had six for 27, A. Pope four for 24, and Armstrong two for 17. DERBYSHIRE Smith, c Watson, b Turner ...
... THE MR, WM. WORTHINGTON Interment at General Cemetery The remains of Mr. Wultam Worthington. 6 66, Wilkinson Street were interred at the Genera vesterday Deceased for many vears wa: kK nown imensed | city, holaing high office in organisat He was also ...
... MARRIAGES. 29, at St. John’s Park, Richard George Jackson, leather merchant, the Wicker, to (Lizzie), daughter of Thomas Worthington, wine and spirit merchant, DEATHS. Morr.—April 23, at his residence, Woodland Park, of New Fi Cheshire, Captain Francis ...
... Worthing- Smith h Mitchell 4 1.. n Rhode. . Pope 2 Arnutrong Mitchell 33 DawVes not S MU- Ftsnwon c Buckrton rhcll Pope (A) . Wafton and b Pone R* ...
... Smith Never Comfortable Smith, who never looked quite comfortable with him, might have J*ceii stumped when lie bad made j«, and Robinson, at long off. iiii.-nmcd bun badly when 23. Worthington hit seven fours when helping pm lor the second vs icket. whi' ...
... Smith Stood Firm When Denis Smith was out at 11*2 lie mistimed ball from Cover that came straight through, ilis .'»4 included six fours and was, the whole, meritorious effort when tilings never looked like going .at all well for Derbyshire. George Dope ...
... SMITH LEAVES resumed, apparently, with the hurrying to his century, but 3 {Jilting one more boundary, his (N’j c chopped the ball on to his leg It was an unfortunate ending jAjJood innings in which the left■ alternately brisk and sedate. batting two hours ...
... one-handed chance. Smith was then 39 and next over, without any addition to the total, Wellard made amends by taking Worthington smartly at second slip, the batsman cutting a rising ball from Buse. Just before lunch George Pope and Smith took the total past ...