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... Parrlmond, Pollard. Wilkinson, and Briggs. Worthington out to a ball which stuck between Farrimond’s pads. Farrimond ought to have caught Worthington, off the hard-working Pollard, when the batsman was 74. Worthington hooked Nutter for 6, and also had nine ...
... victery. \ | T. §. Worthington has been playing county cricket longer than any one else in the side. You will remember he made a valuable 104 against Nerthampton at the last match at Derby, and was well backed up by George Pope and Dennis Smith. ...
... seeing the two men trying to start & car on the car park of the George Hotel. Hathersage, 10.10 p.m, Donald Smith was the wheel. Indecent language was being used, and witness saw that Donald Smith was under the influence of drink- Witness told him to get out ...
... John I.nngridge, who took the tolal from four to 113. Worthington’s Threo Catches It was then that John I-angrldpe was caught Worthington off George Po|)e’s bowling. \nother catch was made Worthington when Harry Parks was the victim at IK. Parks been r ...
... Derbyshire batsmen seemed panic stricken when ' Smith, Buckston, Worthington, and Townsend were all back in the pavilion with only 16 on the board. As in the first innings, hov/ever, Aiderman and George Pope stood firm, and thi‘ time their stand was worth ...
... night had made the wicket a bit soft on top, and before Worthington could settle down to any forcing work he was caught by the wicketkeeper with two singles added to the overnight total. George Pope drove Butler’s first ball to the long off boundry for ...
... Cooper, Ernest R. Davie®, George H. Dawes, James T. Harry R. Dyson, Frederick Fidler, George H. Firth, Reginald Genders, Thomas W. Green, William Gretton, William Griffith, Henry Guile, Harold S. Heamshaw, William Highfield, George J. Hollis, Walter T. Hutchinson ...
... (for wktß) 29 FOR WORTHINGTON’S BENEFIT Derbyshire fielded their full county championship side, with the exception of Copson and George Pope, engaged in the Gents v. Players’ match, in a game at Hardwick this afternoon for Worthington’s testimonial fund ...
... changes were in the United team which saw the return of George Best after his two-week suspension by the club. HUDDERSFIELD TOWN: Lawson: Clarke. Hutt: Nicholson. Ellam. Cherry; Smith, Greenhagh, Worthington. McGlll. Chapman. Sub: Lawson (J). MANCHESTER uTe ...
... king. Think of it: After the dismissal of Smith for a duck,” Worthington and Alderman shared in a partnership of 112 in 85 mintes before Alderman, who played a valuable innings if overshadowed by Worthington, was caught off a kicking ball he was trying ...
... occupation of Messrs. George Tront, Thomas Read, and Ralph Wikelv. and producing an annual rental of £39. LOT 3 —Four Stone-buUt COTTAGES, near the above Lots, called Prospect place, fronting Station road, now in tho occupation of Messrs. George Corby, Isaac Boden ...
... Nottinghamshire stumper making his second catch with tbe total 81. Worthington, the way. made only single during X) minutes Skinner was the wicket. Alderman, generally so tedious, set Worthington an example by hitting three sparkling fours, hut ha was third ...