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B e s t m a k e A l a r m C l o c k s 3 / 1 I , a l l g u a r a n t e e d . a n i a n E n H n H n E n E n ® n a n a n ® n i a n E n s H n i i n H n E i C E j n B i “ IV//C71- Au/i/}/tn hlcal: omi do appear, ]Vilh /n\s gold hand gilling the fallinglcaf."


SO wTotu the Poet, unci nlllioiigli tlie word, ** sunburnt ’’ may seem a trifling exaggeration of the effects of our summer, the ni.sset tints of the countryside remind us Unit the season of drawn blind.s and cosy fires is a t hand.


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To tiie Honie-Iover thL is the season for making things snug indoors. The BUOYTVNT CHAIR comes into i t ’s own again, and the neetl for sometliing more useful and attractive in this or th a t article of furniture becomes very irvident.


Whether it be “ upstairs or downstairs, or in my lady’s chamber,” may we show you some of the things which might be an acquisition to your homclifo and comfort during the dark days.


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TOWELS YOU W IL L L IK E , MADAM Christy’s Turkish Towels havt^ ;i wide rejmtation for liieir splendid quality, and we ;ue slu»wing an attnietive range; jnst now ;it equally aitr-ictive prices. All size.< up lo .Bath 'J’owels.


Brown (;dl linen) from TO. White 0.sman 'I’urkish d’owel.s from I i)\ upwards.


Strijied (linen and cotton) from 2/IH.


dnetions in I'ich iSilks. Satins, Sateens and (kimhrics. All Silk or Satin (full double-bed si/.e) from £4 18s. 6d., nj)wards. Satin panelled from 75/6. Choie:; printed Cambric from ^ 31/6.


DOWN QUILTS—the real thing. 4- Quilts, 5 6 to 30/-. P O R R I T T ,


SPECIALIST IN FINE LINEN GOODS


10, PRESTON NEW ROAD, BLACKBURN A'.VOir.V l/irou(j/ioii! Eu^t Lanais/iirc jur qualilij and valid;.


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L A D I ] vS V 1 ] I . V I ; r R ( ) B I ; s C l r i L D iM L X s fast pile, \ i : l v i : r i d i e > c i v s


In .smart .styles, inexpensive, tlie correct thing for ])re.sent vear.


We stock all leading shades in VELVETEEN, 36 inches wide, •


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I\Irs. SARGESON, Lady Specialist, gives AdviCC to Ladies from !) a.111. to 8 ]).ni. daily.


Trusses, Slochiiigs, Knee Caps, Latiiss Elastic fliiklels, Ladies Belts and Corsets Made lo Order.


All kinds of .Surgiciil Kubber Goods kept in slock ]tncin;i.s from 1/0. .SHNIJ rO K I’OICK LIST.


I sliall be pleased to give you anj' advice on Ruptures, Women’s Internal Weakne.ss, Misplacements &c., cured and relieved without operations or internal instruments. Special treatment for Floating Kidne3


^ & Varicose Veins. ,1 ! 1 M e a r e n o w E L A S T i U S T U O U C B i^ R S


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( l iven an miiliu.sia.siie weleonie af t t- r t liei r .splendid vietorie.s away froin liome. Ci i theroo ajipcaiH'd a t .Siiaw Bridgt* gro uml on S a t u r ­ d ay an d won anot l ior vic tory by tlio convine- iiig ma rg in of ilireo clear goal>. Tlie player s well dv.-iTVfd tiu* ovat ion f rom .sp<ctatoi> wIiOM* p aymen t for admis sion i“xceedvd ,L'dU- a c api tal linaneial s t a r t—ami th e viuloi’y


was vi-ry popula r . Itarliy were the \'!siti»r.s ami ployed good,


fa-st rimlhai l. th e tir.'t hal f hmng ftill of eiever e h ’aii play. 'I'lie sin.'oud p»‘riml ivas mu near ly


so good an d had Karhy not shown .'■in h ama z ­ ing inep i i tn d e in f ront of goal , tliey might at leas t h ave iM|nalised. providing, of conrsi-. th a t t ' i i t l ieroe had not Ikm-ii s t i r r e d lo groat , r a e t iv i ty . ’I’he te ams lined ttp a.s lollows :— (.’li t heroe ; Uoardmai i . goal ; 11 a wort li aii-.i


Boyle . haoK.s; Sl ior rock. .lohnson ami bi'w is. Imi f - I iacks ; Smi th. Wa lker . Wilson. Knunis.m .ind C'roasdaU*. f .irwards. I ta rh y ; Wi ig h t , g o a l : Sh.nit im a;id Kin-


p:i.\. h a r k s ; Walsh, .laeloson and Kea. hal f - iiachs ; .'stansliidd. W’iboM. Bridge. .Mason and Wiiidle, forwards .


Be fe ie e . Mr . W. Webs ter . Blar ldi imi . T h e ( ’l i lhenK* g o a l wa.s l i r s i in d a n g e r . ;;


p r e t t y m o v em e n t b y t h e f a s t -m o v i n g I ta rh y r ig id t l in 'o t i -n i i ig d i« a s i e r . kewi.s n i p p 'd in a t th e r ig h t mome n t ami t h e li(*me f o r ­ w a r d s w w e r-et g o i n g hy a g r a n d p a '> f rom . loluisoi i ,


ili'Lving t lie ha l l a g a i u ' t t iie .side m u .


t ’lo i i sd a l e l in i ' lu 'd a go.Ml i n n oy 'I'he


ClitheKK* d e f e n c e liad mo r e an.xious moim-n*s as til'- Ka r l .v c e id r . - got wel l awa.v. Bo y le l a l l e d on l i o a r d in a n . u l io h e . s i ia t e d . am i th e v i sUo j s h a d a e p i e n d id e l i am e . wa s g o t aw a y in l ln k e y s ty l e .


'The ha l l I'kirh.v c ame


a g a i n a l o n g th e r i g h t h ut Wi l so n i r ' e i l a t riclc lo o m a n y ami pia.\’ wa s a t one.* t r a t i - - f e r r e d . th e o t h e r Wil.son r u s h i n g in t o delivei- a sh o t wi i ich s t r n d c W r i g h t .


\ \ ‘i!'«oii trit-.l


a g a in hnl l o n l d not pene i r a t i*, a n d Wa l k e r c am e a lo n g a t t lie c o r r e c t mome n t a n d ^ eo r ed f o r ClitiieriMu It wa s not a h r i l l i am .d io r t . Iiiii it p u t v im i n to t h e (.'i itluu.K- me n . Karh.v. l ioui -ve r . we ro a g a i n d a n g e j i o i s so.ni a t t e r - w a r d s . Bo y l e lu-ing <li.stinclly n n c o n v im u i g a n d [la s s iiig th e liall a c n i - s g o a l )«»r .Mason to -h o o t o v e r f rom a g io r io i i - p. '.s ition. Th' -n ( ’r o a - . l a l e , a f t e r h e in g g iv e n «itf-ide. r e p e a t - e.ily . m a d e a ( lev .T r u n ami . .u d r e i l a c iui ra t . - - iy. h u t W a l k e r u : i ' oil t l i . ‘ t a r g e t wi th a l i t s i l ime d i iv e .


m-Tje r M I t i l e l a t e r , to l lowi i ig a I n i l ’i a n t r u n h y Smi t l i .


t ”io : . sd a l e . hilt Was c l e a r e d fo r .Mas.ni .m l Br id g e u* ih re a t 'U! th e h om e g o a l . Boyl*.' ju s t f r iH r a t in g t h e i r ejfotus.


( ' r o a s d a l e p a s sed


n e a t l y to Kmmi sui i . whos,> shot wa s tn rn e . l ovei- t h e h.ii-.


'I'he re.^nl iant co r i i .T b r o u g h t ('1 it heroe' .s seetuid g o a l , fo r .Stiiitli d ro | i | . e d


th e ha l l clo se in lo r Knuni soi i to n o d i n to th e mu . I^al•by h a d b a d lu c k a l i t t l e hi t r . tie- C' l i th e io e defiUH-e g e t t i n g i n to a p e i f r iu t a n g l e ,


^’et e v e ry slioi . s lnic l i a de fe t ide iu wi t h Bo a rd - m a n <m t h e g r o u n d lie lpb's . ..


It wa s a ion!


on i! io k e e p e r t h a t r . l iev . -d p r e s s i i iv . but ( ’l i lh e i 'o e well* lo r tUl ia t . ' lo e s c a p e w i t h o u t a goa l a g a in s t t h em ,


. \ t t h e ot h e r «Uid . Wil.'o ;;


to nml Wr i g h t a l e r t , but j u s t b e fo r e t lie in- I' lv .d I ' l o a s d a i e n n o le a m d h e r l ine r u n . g:v vbieb


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t.-M‘>-liiig :i< ill • t ir -t fo rc e d a n a b o r t i v e cn a n o j ie i i in g I'or Wa i im k iek elor-.- ill .MU-rn. d roe, blit n o t h i n g c a n n t l u ‘ h ome g o a l h a d at ha l l pa.'^iiig in t ioi i t a n Ivarby m a n c a p am


( ‘r o a - i la l e n d s ' e t i a o n to t h e cormu-


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be S|ial>l>e4l u l t i l »• d ; Ik n J iy 0.


:is ln)l ll lng like s.) 'n- ( ’roasdale ipiicl<ly


ler . a n d Wi l so n fot tnd u lio shot


i: th e c i t a d o l wi thmt i oi p u t t i n g it l li rot tgi i .


g o o d .por t u n i t y b y g o in g t lag i ii sioail of l u i l l i n g m.


ami t iie host e l f o r t o f t h e ht tl f wti.'^ ;t lovely .^hot h y . ^hor roek- onl.v j n - t loo l i igh. B a r h y enjoN'.'d ;» l e n g t h y in-riod of pre.-ssurf. hut we r e ho| tolc '- . ill f ro n t of g o a l , o v e r - e l a h o i a t - in g ;md t h e n s h o o t i n g wi ld ly .


Iniere.'^l


tlagge<) a n d (h o C ' l i l h e n i ' f o rw a i iR c o r t a i i i lv seellieti


(h'fem e hm! t o wot k h a r d . e :t:


a l : r i i l l u opjx


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biiL ipii- f l l t i ie 4-1 m a r k sm h a lv e s ■ (Mi ihero


gotd, Boaialmati was Jiot. scveia-ly i4-st.'d. h ut


4ien-nr-e. he s a id


li4* showed hes i tancy t l iat wandd h ave lieen fatal wi th a mo re 4l4>tei-niin4Ml <)pp4>.sition. Boyle im[)rov4‘d fn n n ti poor o pening b u t did


not. remdi liis t ru e form. whiLsl h .s p a r tn e r , Hawo r th , wa.s p r e t ty sound wi th o u t winning full conlidence. It, was p e rhaps to r tn n a to th a t Cl i t luToe’s hal f -hacks were on form.


I/ewis


was till* pick of t lnnn. wo rk in g h a rd a n d .sup­ p o r t in g th e forwards judi idons ly ; Imt .Johnson — big an d j)owor fnl—was clever wi th his head ami .sent o u t some glor ious pasi-es, especial ly in th e first hal f . Shorroclc completed a r a r e t r io , iloing n o th in g sliowy, ])iit heing th e r e when wan ted . They were n o t j u s t as .succe.ss- fid in llie second h al f wlien tlio policy of tlte defence .seemed to develop in to ti ma t t e r of g e t t in g th e haU away , wi t l io n t hot l ier ing wh e r e i t went . Th e smi—for onco tronbU»- sonic— may h ave Itoon responsible for llii.s. Tli« fo rwa rd s p roduc ed goals, a n d t h a t is


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i a d v a n t a g e to Cl i tb e - »i i t . .Soon ai lerw a n i s t i l e r I t ieky e s c ap .u tic*


l i n i S T CBKKN ( ’A LDKB.STONI-:: tL am a s h i r e . Inidor .Shield— 1-t ro u n d ) .


Blayc4l at Hnr.-i Hrcen la.-t S a tu r d a y , be foie a nuMlerati' .aUeiuianee.


Ih-i p-! -nppui ter.- away.


cim-ma in th e viliagi- V4.-t. .s4> it e a n ’t In* th a t wliicli


'I'ln-re i.- no . \ t pia>4-nt


l lu i s i (iiTi-ii a r e top of till* l4‘ag n e a n d a r e


iL-.-i-rving 4if iiiori* siijipori a t bonu‘ nialclM’--. I.t t 11'^ admi t at tin- .- tar t th a t th e b e t te r


ti 'am won. Tin- b e l t e r te am in th a t tlieri- wa- Miori- met lexl in lln-ir geiu'ral I'la.v, b e t te r phy.-itine an d th e pull in weight . ( I r an le d all


tlir. t. Hu r s t (Sreen had tlie of luck in


not h av in g tin- .-ervlc«-s of th e i r i \ -gniar lelt hal f who wa.'- tiown witli th<' fin. ami that, on


iwt» oeca.s'Ons .'-iiot.s . - tnick the i»o-t an d cro.-s.-- b a r wi th tin* g o a lk e ip e r b e a ten . 'The gann* - t a t t e d wi th th e vi,--ilors pres - ing l ianl . with Mire pa-ses f rom man u» man , a n d fast, runs liv Hayl i in on th e le f t . AYitli th e wiml ami sun heliind tln*m th e home defeneo was in tiMiilile h n l I'anhiey an d .Myer.scongli clear<al w«-!L Soon fhc* (J reeu tiM>k up tlie n u in in g an d C. ( ' ross niadi- a go4)d corkscrew run s ending to Livesey who e e n t r ed h u t mmo of the forwards W4*n* up to l a k e j t t lvaulago of it . t'ahler .-tone.- then gob away ami B. Cross ma d e a gmid savi* f rom Ca r r who witii Iki rk- ni-«*ii shot l ian! a n d oft»*n. Aft<*r 10 min- n ie - . Livt'-s.'.v forced a c o in e r f rom wliich Binder .‘-cored tlie first goal . Both .sides were playing wi-ll now a n d th e g ame wa s f a s t an d i'ven. Hnr.-l Creei i were soon two np, Liv- S4*y s ending in :i perfe-ct. corne r ani l Binder was aga n th e .-corer. 'I’he x’is i tors w<*re not disniaycil if ai iyt l i ing th ey p.aycd cooler and h ot ter . 'I'liey me t witl i success an d roc(‘ivi*d :i gi f t goal owing to a mix up in llie home deh' i ice. Ckur s t e e r in g tlic hal l into tin tipen goal . Ha l f t ime a r r iv ed wit li th e score 2—1 for H u r s t Cre en . I t h ad been ;in in te ro s l in g iialf wi th mit in n rh a d v a n t a g e «ni e i th e r side, holli t(*ams j i laying well. Th e vis i tor s Iiad ev id en t ly noted u sliglit weaknes s in defence on tlie home lof t for t l iey plietl th e i r rigl it wing a good ileal in tin* second hal f . Sltell- hanlc cotjld n ot hold I’nrkin.soii an d Koher tson th u s th r owin c mucli wo rk on JklyorscongV an d Ernbloy. th o l a t t e r playiiiK a magni f icent g ame all t i i ro u g h . N n t t a l l , t l ic homo conl ro hal f , g o t th ro u g h a h o t t ime a n d f rom well - o u t s h o t h a r d h u t h i t th o po.st wi th Bi rch bottton. H u r s t Gre en wore pre s s in g now a n d


Nt^B' i ’H-FA.Sr LAXClASHIBF COMBI NATION.


Clltln*roe v. BarnoKl-wiek B. V. Bla ckburn Bov«*r- -A. v, Wai.-th-u L’niiial.


Ixnowlowood r n i l e i l v. Ihirnl<*y A. I l “ l)4len Briilge v. Colne Ca r l to n .


BlBBLI - '.Sn.VLF A.MA'n -B'B LI'LACH'F. Wi.-wcll V.


.St4)clis.— B»*f4*ree. B. Hnd.s4>n.


Cl iat l inrn v. Hn r s i ( i r e en .—A . F. Dixon, s r N t) A V .^c T i o o I. L !•: .\ (: r v..


Low Moor v. Bari.-li Ch u r c h .—.1, I'.ntwi.-tle. M’esley V, Bo l to n .— Hi*y4-.s. C'aIder.-lon4“


s v. Bra«lforil.— B. ’I'roiti-r.


Wad d in g to n v. C'at holies.---IT Mn-grovt*. C’o n g r eg a t io n a l v. Ctr iml lelon.—A. For res t .


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Ch a th n rn t4*am v. l lm s t Oroen : O. AVlial’e.v: M. C’a lv e r t . AN’alsi r ; H? iSma!li*y. A 'r<*ti- n a n l , I s l* ' rankland; L. AVilson. H. Dixon. B. Atkin.son, CL J lo rn h y a n d A. FratdBam! .


SABDFNbS S T I F F S T B F ( ; f ;L F . (Bai l iham an d Dis t r ict Ficagne) .


Sabdi*n liatl a hoim* fi.xtnro. k' r i tus ’ te am heing th e vis i tors.


I ’laying wit li th e wiiul


in th e i r f avour , th e vis i tor s, a .-peody lo t . p u t on j)rcs.snro an d in .seven minuto.s th e ins ide - r ight . AV. AVarhnr ton. found tho net . I ’he .st.nrily F rh t r s c ame a g a in ami th e i r ont -


.side- r ight s h o t stga-in.sl tlie cro.ss-har, immed­ ia tely a f t e r which Wa rh u r to n .scorcHl aga in. Tho home te am o.\i>erienco<l h a r d luck. At le n g th . Konio nice play on S ab d e n ' s le f t wing


ro.sultcd in Tr imb y sco r in g S ab d o n ’s first goal wi th a b e a u ty . Again ibo vis i tor s pre.ss. cd an d G. Spence notclic<l th e vi s i tor s ’ t l i i rd I>oint. S co t t , th o home o u t s id e - r ig h t , .sent a g a in s t th o wood-work wi th a l ig h tn in g shot .


(Ount i i iuod a t foot o f i ioxt coluniu. )


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wlml nmUer s . They were b e l t e r t i tan ilie I'airliy f ront rtuiU hecanse of t h a t dilToronee.


jitid aft* a s n i ftp.v ami ch've r n lot- tis tMillierm* ha.s had for yea r s . Smi t l i , us ing his line tu rn of speed well, nmde a tinttthor of .splendid rnii s an d e ent red well , wliilsi his pjt r li ier . Wa lk e r , plied Itim wi th jtasse.s tmd schemed openings for o th e r s a'- well, heing t r icky ami enlerpri.-*'ng to :i degree. Wil.son, in .such cont|nin.v, will come on ipiickly. He is ready i*ver for :i shot . hnl. it would he itlle to tleny


th a t he lias sti l l ti lo t to le arn. I t take.s him r a t i ie r si long l ime to deciile how to he;U .u man . for in.stsiiiee. hnl In* is ti ra re t r i e r ami will giU gostls. Kmmison. l<»o. phi>etl niiudy. an d no snhstbtnli* netui lie looked for . He was o(f>ide r a t h e r of ten, needlessly so bocattsc;


hits ideas, an d knows his i lnty. (Irosisdsile


he has miongli fpiusl for most. defonder>. He jila.ved willi dsish an d jnit- th e hall sicro.ss


proper iv. in’s one f a u l t heing an inc l ina t ion to ma k e for tlie eo rn e r Hag 4‘sieh tinn* in.stea^l of e n t t in g in when he lm> tmt ra c ed his colleagues


an d li:is only om* d e f e n d e r te boat . He is anoihtu* phiy«*r who will imi»rove wi t r e.Kperi- em-e in b e l te r coinapny th a n lu' Ims lieen used to. .Utogi ’tliei' t'litlienK* wer»* Imrdly vsdne lo r a th r e e c lear goals win . b u t they g o t the poinl> atid should seti li ' ilown to g a t h e r more*. 'Die side will h av e a tiun* te s t in g to -mor row


(.‘Satu rd ay ) when BanmMsu ic k Bark \ ' i l la vi>it .'shaw Br idge g io nml . 'I'lu* \ ’i!la ha\u* a


csipital - ide an d ai'e sdways s t r iv in g for goals. Clithero** will he out to ju s t i fy th e i r top-of ihe- t . ihle jiosition. siml :i goml. h a rd g ame is certsiin. 'Phe te am seh'cted for <lntv is the .'•aim* :i- tu rn e d out la st S a tu rd a y . 'I'he klclc- ofT is t iiiieii lot d-1 .■


) p .n i .


R I B B L E S D A L E A M A T E U R L E A G U E . Beeord to d a t e


f ’l iathnr i i ............. .............2...2 .


Hnr.-t (Jrecn .......... ............. St'Mk-


B. W. L. D. K. A. 1» ..n.


•7


Clitlu'roi* Be.-ervi* .............2 . . .1 . ..1. Cn lde r - t imc- Wi -w. l l


................... .............:t...n. ..1). . 3 .............2...n . ..1. ..1 .


.................. .............2..11. ..2. ..n


( l .anea.- 'h i re . I n n i o r .^hi idd Th i " m a t c h t*Kik p l a c e a t Low .Moor on .S a t ­


LOW .MOOB . B A B B H c m B C H . -1s t


•ound.


u r d a y hefoiT* a p o o r a l t e i u l am a u Tin* Inmie - .vier-- won t h e los s am i p l a c e d t h e v i s i to i> to p l a t lip t h e slojK* a n d l a c e a p o t u u f i d .sun. rh o i i i | i so n s t r . r t e d th e g am e ami i l ie visito r - , wi-re 4-arl.v m i l l i n g t h e lK>im* g o a l , h u t .S tewa r t am i I’l p e r di - fmnliul we l l , a n d H u d s o n tvas or. tin* a l e r t .


I 'knh en d u a.-, vi.- ited miMl ly . th e g am e h e iu g lo n g h t at a ia-1 p a c e e o imid e i in g


t h e la a t . Ibccles. lo r tin- vi s i tor ' - , wa s t r y i n g )iar<i to Imvu-r t h e lama- c o lo u r s , h u t .lorn--. I<ept a w a t c h f u l e y e o n h im.


.S a h h o n - e a n d


Iv-elc- got ill s o tn e g r a n d n i i i s o n th e hoim- r ig h t , ami W iVoii h a d v e t \ h a r d l in e s fiauii a


e e i i t i e f rom Wd k i i i s u u . Sci -daJ l. w h o wa - p l a y i n g timd> a t c e n t r e - h a l f .


t«‘--t.<i Ba f ley


tvln> ele a r«‘d in ma>t«uly --tyle. Ibach - id e d e l i t - I i im o ' l to .-l o r e , but t h e d e f e n c e - lield oUt .


h a i f - i im e a r r i v i n g wi th a c l e a n s h e e t . On r e - i i in in g . Low .Moor t r a i i s f e i r«*d .S a l l la in -e


to c e n t r e . B i c i n u d - ta k ' in g th e win g p o - u io n , ami th e ch a n g « ‘ soon [irmu-d fo r t h e la-.-t.


.<anim\ ' p l a y i n g a .-ti»rm iig g am e . T h e h ome l o rw a r d - |M-mied t h e v i s i to r s i n to g o a l , a n d \Vi!-o:i - t r u c k th e po - t wi t h a g r a n d «l r i \e.


'I'Tie \ i s i to r - hroki- awa \ ' ami I v c l e - ami 'I'lattiip- so u «-acli p u t in lo n g .-hot.- w i th o u t .-nece-- .


. \ t l a - l t lie h um e - t e r - " i l lVW b lo o d . ” .Salt- lion,-e s< omi g a g o o d g o a l . Wig n a i ! Inul to r e t i r e fo r a t t i -m i o n I rom t h e t r a ’ iu-r. a n d in


l-.i- a b s e n c e Wil.-on s c o r e d a s e eoi id g*»al. Hi r e c i ly a l t i - r . Low .Moor wi -re aw a r d e d a


j ie i ia l ty fo r li;iml4. b u t Ba i ley .-;ive,l a g r e a t -h o t i rom . lo n e - .


. \ o f n i t h e r s c o r in g to o k


l>h.. e. a n d fin' th e li rst t ime s in c e j ia r t i i - ip a l in g in tin- c om p e t i t io n Lo3V .Mooi* »-ntei- t h e .second r o u n d .


It wa - :t c l e a n g am e . ;iml .Mr. Do h -o n h a d a n **a-.v t: me . o n ly s lo [ ip in g t lie g ame t im e


to r a fo u l , wlii.'e hi - (h-ci sions g a v i ‘ «-ntire - a t i - l a c t i o i j to hot l i t e am s . F o r t h e vi . - i tor - Ba i ley p l a y e d a gr e t i l gann* in gi»:d. Wigm d l a n d T h om a s got l l i ro n g l i :i h tg a in o n n i of wo r k a t I iack. d'. kVigna l l ^^■a.- t h e be.-t of tlu- h a lv e s . a n d ka eK-.s a n d ' I 'homi i son t h e piciv of th e Joiuva rds . Ki iowl e - wa - l iamLc ai tpe i ! by a n i n j u r y 4-ar;.\' o n .


. \ l l tin- h ome s ide


j i iay ed wel l a n d tin- v i c to r y w a - mc r i l« sL— 1‘lie Bar is l i Cl iurc l i will he me t a g a i n a l liow .Moor n ex t S a t u r d a y , in ilu- .Snnda.v .Sclnud Le a g u e . - T h e co imn i t i . - e i b - i i e to s t a t e t h a t W. .Said, wh o s e jeg wa - l i t nUn r e d wiuui phi .\ -


in g a g a i n - l W a d d in g t tn i t h e pi'«*vious we--k. is p r o g i< " t .n g a - f a v o n r a h ly a - p o—liiKu


-J.


C B I .M t l JT l ’ON V. n ) . \ f ;B F ( L \T ! n N . \L S . < )i: .’“'at nnla.v. (ii indleton cotnmenceil i lu*ir


when they Iiad t.ln* Congrega i iona l i - t - for tiiei r vi.-itor-. Tlu* liome-ti-r- won tlu* lo - - ainl .-el th e i r oppimei i t - to ta«e the .-nil. Criinli**toii W4*je the tiisi away ainl tin- ball wa.- ta le 'n np the lett ^v iig. .1. II. Udtlie ceiiir4-d to Co- tagai i .


Im elinb-il si-vt-ral


play»-r-. a n d -hot .-traiglit at tlte goain*. From tin* ri*-bonmi. In* opened lb** -core-


a t t . r tw»> miiim4'- [Hay. 'I'lie vd.-iitiirs. Imw- evi*r. W4-n* not long in «l iauing on b*V4‘l te rms . Om* of tin* defence mi-kicl<i*d an d .1. ’r i iorn- li4T took th e o p p o r tu n i ty of 4'i{na!i.-ing wi th a good shot . At i iT tiii.- the vi.-il4>r- wer** niu>liy cunliued to th e r 40vn q n a r i i ' r s . with th e except ion of a li'W fniuie. - - br4*ak-awa.v>. The liomest«*r.- torced .-4*V4*ral conn*! - Imt ail ol no av.i il. ainl seveia! well l imed c.*iitr>*- f rom Odili** W4-re tu rn e d to m> acconi i i . The ond goal for tin* hom«*.-t4‘r - wa- (In- n-sttlt


of a ta.-t centia* from Oildie. which Ba r t le t t in hi- einleavoi i r to i - l e a r . [ 'laced tbrongl i In­


own goal . Ha l f - t ime : {irimlh*loii 2. Coiigit-- g a t io n a l i s t - 1 : . \ f t e r tin* in te rv a l the game In c ame ratliei- fa.-l<*r bm was V4-r.v s c rappy of the n*al kiclc an d in -h t.vpe. The v.silor.s 4li.-j>‘:-.\'e(l inoi't* i.-ombi na t ion am! a b e t t e r iin- «!er.-landiiig th a n th e vi l lagers.


'I'ln* secoml


lialf con.sisied of a seric.- of 4*iid lo 4*tiil runs , which j«--nlle4l in [»b-nty 4>f goal si*«)ring. ’I’iie lniiin*-1 ej-.- th i rd goal wa- tin* re.-nli of a f ree- kick. .'>wale.s ( f idl b a c k ’) st pping tin* halL an d Co - la g an jionnciiig on the r i ' tn n i . 'riiis wa- -4MHI lolloW4-4l hy an o th e r , hy Bli'a/.aril. 'I he v .-iloi s nnnli* a gond run on th e r ight wing ami (L Swal4*.- .si*nL in ti good d ro p in n g slmt which Fran id a in l in i - imlged owing l4> tin* snn. Co.slagan a«hh*d numla- r tiv4* f*ir ( I rimllcit ' ii an d comp%*ted tin* hat t r ick. 'I’lie visitor. ' r e ta l l ia ted ami .1. 'riioriihi-r wa- re- sponsible for th e i r l l ii rd ami la - t goal , .•^iiorlly li4*for4* ful l - t ime. C’o - ta g a n was aga in coiispicnons an d adth-il nnmh<-r si.x. ami tlu* }::uiie «*nded in favoni' of th e honn*.'t«*rs who wiTi* tlu* In-avii'i*. Imt. imt tin* mo.-t .-cieiitilic t4*ain. ( I r indleion t>. CVmgreg:!! ionalb i-


TO- .MOBBOWS MA'l ’CHivS. looibal l t ixin r - ;- on the Ste4‘lands gronini .


Liv(\sey had ;i goo<l s h o t snvi'd full U'ligtli hy Birch, an d .1. Bol ton h i t th e b a r wi th a spii-ndid a t tomi i t , a n d then th e ehaiigo catm*. Calder s toi ies eipiali.sed Ih ro ugh Frankla i id who rce«*ivi*4l a gooil pas s f rom C a r r , . and sh o r t ly a f t e r \^'r igley got th e th i rd a f t e r nice comhinat ion. It iiad heeti a fast, game and some ti’inper was now shown.


l ^ O O T B A L L 'I’lie r4*fer4‘4‘


had to c a u t io n two of th e Cahlers toi ies nn*n ami one of them was aga in in t rouble. In'iiig pcnaliscil for push in g an d I r if iping an d so f a r i'cirgel l ing himsel f as to kiclc liive.sey ilelihi*!'- a tely. an o(fi*nce lo r wliiidi In* shonM liavi* received marcl i i i ig order.-. Wi th this .-o!«* except ion, all (!aIdertsone.s jilayi'd clean ami cleV4*r football an d i t is rogrottaiih* th a t Mr . l in d -o n ilid not e x a c t th e f>enalty. .Much more tempi*r was shown on both .-ides and the


or iginal 4>ir4.*nder lamt iuned his laul spor t.sman- -liir*. Om* is .speciall.v sor ry for such display.-,


in view of th e li*ams Imving lo nu'cL no fewer th a n f imr tim«*s i ln r in g tin* .-t*asoii h u t tin* r»*f4*f4*e conhl have s to p p ed i t a t one*-. Caddee-


.stones ctmt inned to lie tlio .snjierior in a t t a c k ami flefenci* ami scor**4l ag a in th ro u g h Wr ig- ley, 1'lie liome te am fell awa.v an d allowed the vis i tor s defence a lmo s t a cK*ar field.


E-3C-J— S U N D A Y S C H O O L L E A G U E . B(.H.T()N*-BV-BOWL.VNI> C.VTHOLIC; (Tn S a in r t lay . Boltoii -hy-Bowlaml en t i ' r ta in -


C4l ili4* Cathol ic- in tin* opening nialcli in tin* S u n d ay School Leagm*. 'Hie home te am pla.vi-d lowai i ls tin* I'litranci* in th e first lialf. ami both 1'. ami C. Cla rk mi.-si*d lim* chance- to .-(Min* I'ai'ly on. Blay wa.-' car r ied to the (itlier 4*nd wlicre . Barkin.-on wa- pnlU-d iij* for l iaml - . tin* l•e-nl^i!lg kii k being u»-ll p!iic«*d an d a eoal for tin* vi - i lor - caine wi thin liftiTii m n n le s of tin* .- tar t .


.\ conpl * of n i innte-


iiiti-r Bidh*y .-i-ored a -<•( oml I'nr the Cathol ic- . I l i rongh a ini.-nnd«*rslaiiding hetiveeii the lioim* hack.-. . \ i tilt* eml of *J.’) in in u te - ’ play, me e t ­ ing a c learanc e f rom a conn*r kick, .^wailirick added nninhc r three. The h ome - le r - were plaN'ing a good g ame. |n u .-bowed weakm*-- when ap p ro a e h in g goal . Tln-.v im[*rov4‘d very appr**ciably lal4*r wi th the resiih tlnit a tine pa.-- f rom 'I*. Hay l in i - i wa- i-on\-.-rted by C. Cla rk. .In,-i a fu - rwa n l - tin* .<ame play e r pm on a second for Bolton who W4T*- a goal behiinl at the int iTval . .' star t ing well in tin* second hal f , tin* Calhol i i 's iinre;i.-«-d ib e i r h-.ail. and tin* convi*r,-inii of a iieiialty in t liei r favour [Hit tin* M-on* at .*» 2. Bn- —me wa- appli»*d by Boll«iii who ftn(4-d - ev i r a l abor t iv«- coru*-r-. th e vi.-iting goalii* keeping hi.- charg** siiperb- l>-. F.venluall\ - In* wa- b - a ten liv C. Cla rk, bm that, wa- tin* i-nd of tin- .-c»>r'ng. tin* final being -- ( ’at holic-


; Bo!toti-by- Bowlaiid .’b -


Tln* vi - i tor s w 4‘i e a well balaiUM'd side. Bo!t4m a r e an impiMV**4i te am on Iasi .-ea-4>n and ought lo giv>* a gooil accniiiii of t hem-elve,-.


d l I ^ S .


W H .4 i^ T O i t a ;j \ By ANDY ’ DUCAT.


iv.I I 'oolhal l i- so mu ch a, g ame of ilu* si l ong


a n d -vN'ift th a t p4.*rfect coml i t ion of eV4*r.y inenihi’i' of tin* t4*am is 4*-seiilial. Bractic4» in s p r in t in g lu-lps y o u r spi*!*!!. To


k 'ck a hail np again.s l :l \sall is tim* for yo u r skill , *' Bick-np ” g ame s rev4*ai tin* .sli4*ngtli an d weakm*.s.s4‘s of individual player s . l*A*«*r.v te am ,-lionhI ineeL two o r lhr4*e t imes a W4*ek. If i'nml.s ru n to i t a. hall may well h<* hi red. Viinr t r a in in g is in four [>art- — K4*4‘j)ing — !•'ollow• th e j-nlcs of M*nsih!<* l iving eV4*rv day.


' r r a in in g .— Ih* rar**fiil n ot to ov4-rdo it . Ha l f - an -h o n r two or th r e e litnes a wi*4*k is enough.


.'“^kijiping is in arvel lons [iraciija* for football . .Morning—when mind


Bract ice.— .Just as much l>all i»raclic4* a.s .von can g<*L in. I)i4*i. —Df'ii’l.


'riu*re's n o th in g feininim* ab o u t skipping. Dem|).-4*y is an 4*xpert at i t . Ball-i»nncliing. too. plays a big p a r t in tlu* t r a in in g of p ro ­ fessional foot haliers.


an d body art* fresli— is th e h e - t linu* for ti .in ing, N4*arly all ama.l4*nr te ams aih* com|)eI|(*(l


'I’liat is why m\ 4-arne.st advici.* to traiiU’r - i - ; •• Be c a n fnl


to meet in th e evt ' i i ing’s aft4*r a d a y ’s woric. I”


'Piriiig t r a in in g—especially of y o u n g s te r s—


i- not. good for them. W I I F N A T I I L F T F ;


C B A C K . ^‘o u (Mil t r a i n a s p r i n t e r u p lo jii tc l i wlu*re.


h a v i n g b r o k i ’U ilie l inm l i i ’t! .vards r e c o r d , lu* c r a c k - a n d iak<-- a lo n g re.st. Tin.- ,.- g o o d 4-noiigli fo r nu*n wh o ar»* c a l l e d u p o n to p r o ­ d u c e ilu-iii


lM*'t o n i y a ti'W timc.s a \ e a r b a i l e r s , how eV4-r. p l a y r e g u l a r l y fo r lo n g


s i r . I' ia - w» *-k a l t e r W4.*i*Ic. .Ar ti tieia l t r a i n i n g i" de ; i r l l \ . F o o i h a l l e r - m u s t it4'V4‘r he fo rc e d . Wbi iking i- a tine ex.'rcist*. I t I n in g - in to


p l a y i i in -ch ' s n.-<*d h e a v i ly in fo o tb a l l . ’I'iieri-’- a lot ot difi 'en- iice. l l io n g l i . hetw i- en a wai l ; a n d .1 - t r o l l . Bri.-k w a l k i n g -h o i i ld he m- d i i ig e d in 4*vi*ry d a y h y iml iv id n a l menilH*:,- o| t i le t e am . Aon d o n ’t m*>-d a g. \ 'nina s inm to wa lk in. Oiiei* a W4‘4*k i- 4-noiigh for ,-jirint ng. I am


lail : ii ig now of .•tniatenr- who have o th e r work to do. not iir4tte-.'ionals.


."^kipping a n d hal l j n n i e h i n g provid .* a lot


of [nil a n d m a y lie i im l e r l a k a a - of l i ' i i a - .\o(| <MU g e t y o u r 1114*11 l i 'g e l h e r . T r a i n i n g is a l l r ig h t , a s lo n g as y o n c a n f i .d


hciietit. f rom i t . l u ’cii w a l k in g , of c o n r - e .


mak-*s y om- fe. i a c h e a n d y o n r .soh*s .-or**. An v m a n o f .-eiise rt*f;ogni.sos tiu's.* ** lu*al thv a c h e s ” a s d i s t i n c t f rom . . . a t *' c r a c l ;e d fe«‘I- in g ” t h a t c o n u ’s f rom o v e r t - r a ining. 'I\*aiii.- ai'4* mo r e 4i ften 4iV4*r 1raim*il l imi t


i imhT t r a i n e d . On t h e «itlu*r h a n d , a m;ui wh o l o u n g e s ah o uL ;;!I tlu) we e k a n d j)!;iy.s foot l ia l l on .S a tu r d a y i- l a y i n g n p t ro n h i e f o r h i in - e l f . T r a i n i n g i> «litr«*reni fi'om j i r a c t i e e . A'oii


c a n p i a e t i s e a - o f t e n a s yam l‘d;**. A’o n eai i l4*arn a. lot. hy B c l d n g a h a l l nj) tei i i i i - hal l i- a.- gooi l for


a g a i n - t a w. ill . t h i - p n r p o - e a - a l o o th a lL A goal-k«*e[»er


• ‘-p*'cia h'y c a n k i c k low s h u t - a n d h ig h s h o t - 10 him-«*lf ami .-ave tlK*m.


WALL AND BALL I’B A t ’TlCF .


Br a o t i e e a g a i n s t a wa l l lu*lps y o n Ui t ra [ ) ha l l s m*at iy ami


.M-cureiv; y o n jn a y l e a rn


d r o p lu ck s , shol . s o n t l i c v o l le y , am i Iml f -vol ley s h o t s . A o i i r 4)hj4*4-i 111 t r a i i i lmr is to m a k e y o n r . - e l f a " d e x t e j o n - w th y o n r r ig h t fool as y o n a r e u n h y o u r h i t . A'on will n e \ - e r com- pl••I>•ly a c h i e v e th i s d e - i r ah h * ohj4*i*t. h n l t h a t i- th e last i'4-a-oii in ilu* wor l t l wh y y4)u .- iionhln' t, t ry . -\ foruar«l who r-aii .-hoot s t r a ig h t \ \ i :h


hotii )4*et i- a- good a - thri*e *' om*-.siilo<l ” footlmM.-rs


'I'wo p l a y |S wi io g e t to g t ' i lu T a n d k i e k th e


liall t*‘ a n d f ro a t al l a n g l e s ami I ' l e v a t io n s ini[>rove i lu-m-v lve.- imn e th a t i llu*y wo u ld ilo 11 t h e y playe i l toget lu*r .it a nm l e h fo r s :im* l e n g t h 4)f l ime .


llu*


e a ch o t h e r f rom vai- ion- a iigl i- - i- al diit ['I'aet iee,


l l e a i l in g tin* imll to -i'l


Fv<'ii it y o n c a n n o i g4*t y o n r i«*am o ut for


[)iactic*> 4)n week- ila.v s . y o n lu'cil n e v e r 4l*‘.-|)aii' whil«* imi iv i t ln a i p l a y e r s a r e w o r k i n g fo r im- [ i rov'enie i i t . Br.vati* pracfh't* is nuTi* in i jn ' i i - a n t I l i a n pei iple th in l ;^ ' r e am p r a c t i e e is not • ini te -o gooil as it. is .-onietinu's eonsuh*r«'d to In*.


Shotilil .von <liet r ( ’«*iia iniy n o t . Bei ' im-


all.v I havi* n4*v«*r f o u n d it tu*i:«*.-.-ary to giv.* n p a n y food I onjoyed. But Hu-n I neve i was a i levotee of p a - t i ie s ami chocohiles.


AVHAT FOOTI IALFB.S FAT. A"»)n might , wbthoiu iH.-iing y onr -el f . cu l ­


t iv a te tho habit, of loolting tin* o th e r wa.v wireii sccoiul lielpings of pmh l in g aia* alKiui. a n d a.-king for more when ilu* m»*at is lean. Bict*—om* of tlu* foods wc n o n n a l ly di.-lilu* —


is cxtr4*me!y tuinr ishing lo r foot ha I lers. .4neh loods as hn*ad ami bnl t i - r aiul 4;lu*e-e 4>nght not to he 4'ateit heforo a ma tch . Dry loa- t


is hesi. Fish ami Ikj h*d mu t to n ti re al.-o


exe4- llent . A'onng me n wh o l ive o n d r y to a s t l ie c an -e


t h e y p l a y f o o tb a l l , h ow e v e r , i le s e rv e wh a t t h e y g e t .


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in la rge (juantitie.- r a th e r W4*akening.


.Mo.-t p!a\4*r.s, however , iintl Ihjniil If


.^•(m tnn.-i. ilrinlc. i l r ink wa te r . Ah* i- a fine tonic, an d a n nmh e r of s tu rd y fi-llows seem to th r .v e on it. ( J inger lK*er, hut not too miieli of it. i s ’a po[»nlar hoverage witli all a th le te s . A h*nion—wi th o u t s u g a r—is the Ih‘si ri*fresher of all. .i ’iayers who get p le n ty of f resh a i r—s leep­


ing wi th th e windows widi* i»|>on—find inoie s ta y in g power l imn «)ver-irainetl a th le te s . 1’ho effect of g e in ’ng up 4>arly iti th e mo rn in g is a. - tonishing. The Brima* of Wales , who livt's an nnn' 'na l ly t r y in g life, is always o u t and ab o u t hy sevtm o’clock. Uiof i s - io n a l t e am s ;ire m o r e s y s t em a t i c a l ly


t r a i n e d t h a n ama t4*nr s . Yo n m u s t r e tn e tn h e r , h owe v e r , tlmfc w b a t i s p o o d f o r a j>rofo.ssion.a! m a y l»e to o tmu ’li f o r m e n w i t h a d a y ’s w o r k b e h in d Ih om. 'I’lia t is wl ty I r e c om m e n d .sens- i ihle l iv i n g a n d p l e n l r o f i>ra c t ic e f o r am a t e u r s .


.At h;df l ime th o F r i a r s led h j 3—1. On reMiminp. Sco t t , rocoivinp t!)o bal l on the hsilf-way line, worked his wav th r o u g h an d scoretl S a h d e n ’s secotid [Hiint a f t e r .seven m.ni- utos . Af torwands S ah d en fnilotl hndl,v in


f r o n t of Iho Ronl, Co rn e r s we r e th e o rd e r of th o d ay on b o th sides, Salxlon mis-sing a good chtincc. Tho vis i tor s wore .awardc<! n [KMialty f rom which th e y fai led to score. Th e vis i tor s woti by 3—2, b u t a. d r aw would h a v e boon a f i t t in g rosul t .


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