i > -


CRICKET.


RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE. I .KAGCE TAHLE.


Record up to d a t e : 3!lui-U|i,.ol .Linicu' ter .......................... •20 Id


.Harrow ................................ 2(( .......................... 20


AVliulluv ............................... 11' Chorlcv ............................... 10 Head ..................................... Hihhlc'ihil** W’.’indorei’' !lrt‘vliiiid AL'tof '


Darwen ............................... L< Di i rnley St . Andrew's . . IH J


.............. 20


p . w . D. h . Ps. r,


(.'liHier.u* ............................ 20 I.evhind ............................... H..I in


4) i)


IH () A p 10 ID (• A 41 1 (J (; A 10 It) :t


r» 4 7


d SATURD A Y ’S RESULTS .


lU'Jiil -l‘>: njW-'Ut'H 72. l/t\vlnml .Moit'i*'. 7l\: C'litlior«:o. !'U lor niiu.‘. Chor lov. 121 lor n in o ; l.:iiu;«>tL*r. I2H. Ilil.I.leMhtio Wjincioivis. !(*:• I..r livo; llnrii-


l<'v St . “)1. 2<M: Loylnml. S7.


llaiTow , I't) lo r N(.*von; WlmiK'v. 1 ,U. P ER FORMA N C E S OF MERIT .


w .w n s i i .


F. F .


\ \ .


^V V .


<;. : n .


A\* . 1. M’, F . w .


Wri^ilit - Itln' lqiiml v. l.oyljiMtl !U‘\ ' - llovNi lt—Ulnokponl ........;


Sl jnul r i i io • Kil»l)K>cl;il<* \V. v. S. .\Hi! ro\\» ......................................... ^V. V. Si . .\mliv\v.> l.cyhiml


I'.. ( I roii 'on — l ) a r u i ‘ii v. lloa*l ’r u r n o r - -I.cyljiml v. !ll:mk)>in)l


............


.Mu''>i)n--( l*!luTO(.' \ . l.oylaml M. ... (irvoiiwooil...Wlialli'.v v. Harrow ........


.Morri** - Wlialk-y v. Harrow .................


1 *. Ciiopvr - Darwon v. HoaH ................. Vr a n k l aml - 'Wl i a i k y v. Har row ........ Spe ak -Sr. Aml ivw' v Hib. Wan. ... H. l lowar i l i -HoaH v. Harwell ........


HOWl . lNd .


,l . Hio..k* -Hil )kk-Hak‘ Wamloivi- ' V.


J'aklk"'ioii — Heat! v. Harwen ............ ij lor 3'k Lam''t«,‘i -l)aru*'n Hea«l Hollaid-'-Hai'woii


1 . HoaH ................."» lor . .\ ml rou


................................ ' I/’*' ..........2 *.“ '


F o o k Ciillior.ie v. I.oylaml .M. o l o r I 'airoionol i —Hlai kpool v. l.<*ylaii(l...o Itir


(1 A. WiUo n - l.i‘vlaii<\ Moioi'. v. Oli tlhwoe ...............................................-ylor


.J. FoNmiU- - l .ovlaj i<l V. Hla»-kpoi>l....> lor AVIImim- l.evlaml -M. v. C'iitlioroo ... I lor j \ . Wade Head v. Harr.nv .................i lor AV. Wi !*on- -Ha r rou v. Wlialiey ........t lor C. M. Harkii i Hiaokiiool v. l.eyland I lor .Shake' io’a i e - l.eylaiid v. Hku kpo.il I lor


T H E GAMES R E V IEW E D .


Hlat'kpoii! made oo i i i i ' lake in llioir mat<li l.e_\land.


i iillit I in;: a i teaiy de te a t .


M'itli llie r«,*'iilt tliat ( IillK*roe ;:o ii> .'eroml plai.e 1)V v imio ol the i r rei iiarkahle vieioiy a l llie i,‘\ | i e i i 'e ol l.eyland .Mtitot>.


.-V'


H ama - l e r lovi a l t e r an evei t in; : duel with C’horlev. th e iiuht tor the l.ewi< Cnn i ' iiari'ovved ilown to l.eyland and ( iitlmroe.


J l ih h k 'd a l< ‘ Wa n d e r e r ' j:aiiied a welroine victory. ' and Si . Andrew.-* are now doomed lo hot iom |io-*iii«in nnlevs tln*re i ' an aniax.in;: cliaii^e. Showim^ a re tent ion ol i h e i r iniproM'd lorm. Darwen |.ro\e*l vic- ior ion- at He:ol. hnt at Harrow a draw occnr re. l . Whallev h a l t in o too lone to o,ve t i le Hr inter^ a . 'h ame oi winnin; :.


LAST P A IR VICTORY.


C L IT H E R O E WIN A F T E R OCCUPYING “ H OP E L E S S ” POSITION.


()n . ''a tnr<la\. loj- a -e^-oial linie u i t i i in a


;>lioi‘t I'criod. H. .Mii'*on. hi ' l man in lot ( ' l i t lmroe , .'aved h i ' '•ide I'roin de te a t . At Whal ley, M-veral week' a'.:*., he e a rned ihe (,'ji?*lieile' a point , hni a ’^a i i i ' l l.oyland .Motor.' on S a l imla y he went om> hot ter .


^e4-nriiiL: a pr«-<'ioii' victtiry uhieh may mean tile l.ewi.' < np to Ciitlii'i'oe. In ihi> lale- t <*n t lU’pr I **<


tvicke vapi t inn*


' - ' t . ■ .Mu"oti '\'a>> a " 0<-iatecl wi th i<.


Wi iki i i 'on who 'h a ie . l tiie hoii<nir.' ol tlm whipper - in. When .\!n."on went to the ‘ ‘ Wilkii i'oii had al ready 'iiowti a nn-itN' to L^et rni i ' . ( litlmroo had a l th a t i„m- io’' i nine wicke t ' tor


Di ikei i '


........ ........


H l> 00 p To t) 18 IS


*


A () ^


A 12


p 1 .", l()


AVil'On C.


0 :r, “) 21 c •->a


TJowling Analv:ji.s O.


Piti-hiord l*’orik* ...... I'Vcles .................... 2 ........ 'riioniii'oii ........... 2 ........


......Hi.......


A. .1 .


Clithenu*.


A. Fook* Ihw h C. A. WiVon .. .). Otklie e Hailtt]! h (1. .\. WiK .). ' rhoinp'on Ihw h (». M il>' i*itehlord e Sumn e r h M’iNui


.). .Mitsson h (i. .\. Wil'OM ...... ' r . He.vuorth c Snmu e r h WiUi T. Poole c Hai tup h Wil'»in .. L. Wilkiiistin. not out


..............


R. W. I).


Hlod:. I)lock. hlock. . \ t the foot of th.v wieki 'i ', ah. (hi I


Hm one Inuir of (d ’ace or Ma i le r IH^ad Were woi ih a week of yon I


Snape wa> 4*vcnlually howlcil. an d We eX


A. \Vindli* 4* Tatter.sall h (i. .\. A. l'k-4-k's h M’il 'on .....................................


i>. Aliis'iin. not i>nt ....................... .......... Kxtra ■'....


'I’otal H' wi4*keis) -M.


0 . ......... ...........1 ' ........ l i . ........:ll..


.\. Wil'On ___...........10 ......... 1........1- . . F. Ijaiini* —


. !'U W.


. . . A 1 ........ 1 ........ 0 .. . ...a W A N D E R E R S ’ USE FUL POINT, I’ihhl4*'4lak* ^\’a mleia'i’s' h owl f f ' had a 'lay


out on .''atnialay wlien St . . \n d f4*w s were tin* vi.sit'ifs to C'liur<-ii Meailow. •). Hrook.' was 4Hi trip 4)1 Ids tdirm in every .'-.*nse 4ii tin* >voril and. itietaph4)rieally, he ti4*d the Hunile.v hat.'tneti in k n o t ' . l)owk*4r .'kilnilly.


St. Aml rew’s aia* not


anione.'l tin* he.-it 4*lnhs in tin* leaLiue. hnl they have stune u-h*!!!! h i t t e r ' , an d lull <-reilit ^vas he eivtui l«» the Waml«*r4*r.'’ a t t a 4-k l4>r th e ma n n e r 4>! t liei r vi' it4) f ' ‘ di ' tni '. 'aj tor a pji ll iv .')1. The match liatl heeii :iilncat*'il to Dickens io r hi> henelil . hnt •iwiii): to tin' Cas t le Fete ll t4* ** *^aie ” was only |)oor. St . .Vmlrew’H W4in the <lioi4a* »»i inniinj: ':


h ut 4l i ' a ' i e r atteinh^d them early, as Sun- de r lan4l. wiio 4ipt*m*(l with Speak, was eani:ht hv Hevs when a l ten i i ' t in e a .'idek thn)ii;:h th e ' l ip ' . Speak an d Kastwoo4l playcil l4)Me and pati4*nily lor eiL;lit. tin* la t te r , ilrivim: Hro4)U' h a n k ’ heing liri lliantly taUt*n a t tui'l-


iin 'hy .M(*r4er . ~ At the saim* t4)ial. 11. Prench wa ' 'n ia r t ly . ' tumped hy 'I’aylor . who j;iv4*' proiMi.'e ol 4le\’4*h)j>ini: into a capahle wicketk<*4*p4*r. Speak 4-oiitinU4*»l to pIo<l alono j)aliont!y a l t e r heim^ joimMl hy Doh- son. ami tlnniuh r ii ii'cairn* hut int4*nnit tent - Iv. the pai r 'ln<-k tin* howlimi out tor tluv-.* «Hiai t4*r-* of am hour . wln*u Hrook' ' c a t l 4*red Doh.-uiir.' ^lick". 'I'lu* total wa ' .’to at th a t


' t a e c . and wi th hut an o th e r ru n a4hk*d. Hal- >a!l wa ' 'Uminar i ly i l ismi" ed. .Nixon, a t om* linn*. loolc4'4l a ' it In* ndul i t '^ive itauihh*. hnl a f t e r cnni r ihi i t ine thn*e lie tell a victim to Hr.iok'. Taylor h*ft at 11. and Sjieak. Innl hat te' l conlid4*iilly and well for two hours, h’ft a t Hi. 'ra.vlor aeaiii 4oinim: into llie liiimliixht. Ami that wa-* v imia l iy the liui'li for the ” Saint 's .” wlio'e last lna<o |.r*ived im*ife4-tual. ilie 4*llort I'oiiclmlim^ tor


■»1 run*. Tin* Wainiei-4*rs he*.:an a manm*r tha t was


hv Mo means reas sur ing. I ln d 'o n and Dii-kens liaviin: i'etnrm*d to tin* pavilion at H. Hni Hy. S4'ott and Stai idr im: made atin'inl' hy l i i t i in e vieoT'oimly as 4.4-ea'ion oilei’ed. S4oi t . in pa r t icula r , hit ln^til'■ ami tin* si-oie had


hecii 4*ai'ri»‘d to when In* put tin* hall in t" tin* hands of Dohson. Wi th H.-vs in. S tan d - riiiL: 'inicklv juit tin* i " n e Ik*>oim1 4lonl>t. tin* mi ls hein;.x 4'olk'i‘ted Cfui4'kl.v. H»’ h a l t4*d in mo-r ai i rai - t iv* fa' l i ion. ami went on to Mor4* H). Hi'Vs. ....... had a lively


to lii-i cia-ilit and. when tin* iniiim.:' leritiiii- aied. the Watnlen*!’.' liad donhh*4l tln*ir opponents ’ lota! for the lo-s ol live wi4-k4*t'.


Hnr td4*y St . .\mlii-ws. H. Snmh' f land c Ht-ys h l^i ikei i ' ............


I ’, .''peak ' t Taylor h Hi'ook' ...................... 2 » A. Fa' twood <• .Mi'ia-i'f ti Hro»>k> ................. - .<• I•■ren4■h st ' Iknlor h Hrooi^s ................... A. Dohson h HrooUs ....................................... P' L. Hal.sall c Hrooks h Diclmiis .................. 1^


. \ ix4iii h Hrooks ................................................. •' H. 'r.-iylor h Hrooks .......................................... •' I*’. Cork 4* and h Di4k4*n' ............................... -


'r . l.i.'ier not out ............................................. " T l-’os ter I. Hlooks .


.


Hitwlini ......


.1. Hrooks .... Ilihhlesd


Fxtra-^


Aiial.v.'i. O


.17........ :


. .n; . :k.. . : Wanderer


H. .S. Hud'o i i h I 'a' twood ............ |)ickeiis c l . i ' f r h .Nixon ........... H. .''eoit <• Dnh.son l> .Nixon ........ |*k Staml r im^ 4- I’r emh ti .Nixon H. i l 4*\s |hi\ h Cork .......................... I-:. Wear


1. and 2^ were-


repni red to eipsal th e .Motormen'.' 'Core. I he jMwition w a ' traiiUly re:.:arde<l a ' h opele" . Hy l ert inacioi i'ly omi i di in: llmir \viek«‘i ' wi ie n ' t l ie v w<‘ic th r e a ten e d , hy lakin; : tin' <-liaini ' ol addim; niH' . ami hy keeping cool amid al' tin- e\ei temei i t or llu- of-'diial over-


taUiiiLt ot ilie .M.>iortMeii’.' total . .Mn"on am! Wi lki i i 'on pnlletl the o;,,ne round where im.iv


o.\-pe!-ien< (‘<1 piayei ' had lal te icd and laded. I, u: i , nii'*ed when tin* .'eoie-* .'tood


re'olnt ion nnli l \ ic io ry had he.-n won. A jovou-. lline was then indnlei-d in. hut the <-u’iiple 'm<eeded in lo-epin;: tlicir w a k e l '


.Mil lei Jiv


llierr lam! ii|i it <-onp’


ia r . .i;


the lliei


inla<i unti l 'tiimn.s were drawn. 'r )|o poin ts may mean a ::ood deal to Mi ­ ll li.ev «an t iianaee to deleat l.ey-


I S a tu rd a y , the l.ewi- < n[. f«ir rn nmT ' the li-aene is vi r lnal ly theii's. and a ol last wicket p a r tn e r sh ip ' will very


.... np 1


wl«d wie!


i ii'i l :ik( Pit4 w;i '


Mi i«-ket tiud a'.'aiiir-t e,io«l howlim:.


.'^inoularlv enoiieh. it was hold play hy later .Motor.'’ h;ilstiieM that 4-aMsed M' - to liave lo iaee s(» tof inidahle a tolai f ., rniidaUe. th a t i ' . on :i dillieii’t. I’ lve


o t - Were own tor 2 i . and eioht lor Stnifh ’.:'*t liijsv. ami later Hailev hit ti'et'ii! n n t ' . the last two wi<ket ' add- Tom Foole l.owhal admi rahty to Jiv • wi< k'et-i for ' ix runs aoiei e. ainl


Piteht ’oial itave away few rmi ' . *i'he iieldinv: alwavs k<*en.


fVnir Oddie :ihle


lln'fi not T|ev


C' i i l ieroe made a ino' t di'a'- iroii s ' t a r t . wi<kets fallioLC lor as many runs. ioim*d hv H<‘y u o r th . shower! rt'tiiarlc-


l iat l i i i”


AVin.r* t ton H() for


<<lii|i - Upon.


,lP Ji.ihhornm's s. k4*epiiie tin* two Mdl'Oti' hav tor a hmo time*, and with lh*yworth resoln lelv . tin* etutm veen*d in Ch-


iMVoiir. ‘ Oddi***'- -„n- lvi- iniliM'liv i;!. Tom o tiu. 'VM-Iun. fiiili-d—iill Tor thi'


, , vii tiiry tvhiM, till- Inst 'Vifl;i-t nnr lne i - - , | |.s|im- i l til ml . till’ .Motm-ineii nf tlin lo ry .vitl.iii thi 'i r gmsi. -«- . - .s t-ntoicil


TiOylaiid Afolor ' .


,1. AViimiiig. rill, i.iit I'-. Iti .itni. I. I''....ly


..................................... .................


■\Vi|..,ii (■ i.n.l I. P . l ' j . f ' " '" .............................. T. Viclii'i'' II.»' I. I'l.'.n- .............................. Wil 'i . ii I. I'..i.ii' ..........................................


I ,,rdv l-'i iNii-. 'll Glut ClilliiTiic noi'iU'il


in n im: ' did fMili-il


have ea rned it.


Tha t <h ame wa ' the onlv o n eo f le r e t i tie* pai r who played with d i 'c r e t io n and


not tint Howliiie


.Ni\*ui A. P.islwo. H. Tavlor T. I'oster P. Cork .


Analv.si.s. O. AI.


. 1 ' . , .2n..


F IFTY RUNS AN HOUR AT B A R ROW.


I ’ive lioufs’ i-rieket—2oi’» r n i i s . 'I'liat is the story of tin* Har row-Whallev


triat4h. ami V4.*ry m*arly tin* whole '■tor.v. 'I'lie \\ l i ter 4-annot rc4-a'l a niat<'h that pro- din ed in him siicli u t t e r lioiedom :i' he exper i i ' ined on Sa tu rd ay . A vast atiioimt of tin* h a l t in g was um*ul4*i'pii'im,i ami un- in ten ' s t in e . an d linn a e a i i i ' l Imwline d'.'- ti iictly mievi*ii. whilst tin* lieldine was ottt*n nmior ih) ' ot Iea;;ne i r ieki ' t . 'I'ln* halmiiiess of a siiltrv a l te rnoon 'n*4‘nn*d to enl4*r the very hlood of tin* play4*fs win* displavt-d ahoni as inneh inl4*rest as woiihl an a^ed cow in a ^tational•.v railway 4*iieim* a inile aw ay. .<o far as li-aein* posit ion w as cuii- <erm*d. limn* wa ' imthiin: at 'lain*, hut one tlmm.:hi tin* ancient lend ot ha-al r ival ry woiiid h a \ e put a 44*rlain s t in e in to tin* [>lay.


. \ i i i i ' t It di*!. lor .hmk (oiodman


'4*nt a lew tha t liz/.eii lhr<in;:h afl4*r l i i rnin^. Pef4*rs and .Morris i*ach tu rn e d om* off his miihlle Slii k. the l -ill ’ I.Mmi.' o a ' l the le^ v\iclv4*t lor four. The Harrow c a p ta in llft«*d h i ' hamis to hioli ln*aven in appe a's for ^reatc|• 4 iiiisid4*ral ion, IN*t4‘rs and Ahir r i' merely o.-ijmed. while tin* h»iwl4*r app4*ar4*d to ileriile liis< liick Was out . aiiil sent no mot** III his ext ra spc(‘ial hraml . c-oiifiiiint: (h*livery to the leiiotli hall witlioiii fir4*\\ o rk ' . Ik*i4*r' letl to one of tln*'4*. iswipine Iik4* a lalhiw*


.vouth at a s t raight mie. wlieieimoii Aloriis ami Sii:ip4* a4l(le<! tin* discret ion of an iinin- t4*resiiti<( ohi ao4* lo tln*ir .slioiil4h*rs an d ^:ave lor ly minutes ' display th a t hrimoht to miinl


the lines I rum ’‘Hum’ll •


Hlo<-k. hhick. block. .\t the foot of lh>’ wicket. 0 Scott on!


. \nd 1 woiihl tha t niv toiiixm* c4)itM utti*r Ah' hori'ilotn. You won't pul the pot i i t i !


Oh. nic4* for tin* liowier my hoy. ’I’hat each hall lik'4* a harmloor you filay ! Oh. uic(* for N


’lnii’self. I .suppo't*. Tha t .V4>u sti<*k a t tin* wickets a l l . t l a y l Total., Al. H. M’il'on.


pccteil 'firewor!i> Irotn ” 'lominy I'ranU land. Wh e ther it was the hot weatht*r or the example of Ids colleagues, he (lid not c'o ii l near lv so liearlily. Sti l l . In* ta r «nit- jiaeeil Alo r r i' . oni for 2H a f t e r hit min u te s ’ plav. hi t t i iui up 27 in not halt th a t lime. .Still, even 'I’liomas had lorn:, ([uiei fi4*rio(U. ( i a r r a 1 1—.' i rength to Ids f l r ive!—was out in an a t temp t lo forei* tin* pace, and Mhifif) failim:. the re were .'ix wicke t ' (lown tor *.)A. atnl a chaiu’4* of the match being fini'iu*d. Oreeiiwood .'Imwcd a di ' imsi t ion t«» I d l ; he was. indeed. coinparaliv«*ly b r ig h t : hut. TaN’lor look a leaf out of Alor r i 's ’.' ImioIc. The |*air left almost toge ther , anil Imth thought tin* deeisioiis wrong. On th a t poin t we 4‘xc.re.ss no opin ion, hut the nni j i i re' had ever> i*.xense tor nodding. Tlieii came W. A. Hetefs aml C'. Doh'on. hoys from the th i rd 4*k*V4*ii.


'I’hey .'Itaped


really well. 4h*f4*mling en'd i lah ly ami aein- ally h i t t in g houmlarii*-*. I .i l t le also hit out. and the hi' t 2.'» runs eame inori* swi t t ly than th an any o the r 2o in th e match. I'.ven >o. the hi ' t wicket di<! not fall till o-tlO.


.las.


Hctcr.s was c a p ta in in g Wlialley. Hi* must have had cnortmn:> tai ih in Ids howlers, or t*normons res'pecl


tor Ha r rows h a t t in g . I)j<k4.*n.s a!'«i


.\ftei- five o'clock the ma tch was to all i i il i 'i it ' ami piiriio'cs a ilraw. Har row's fielding was far from .'tnnr t. Ome or twice fi(*ld'inen wei'i* ennieii t to lak«* catclu's ofl till* first hoiince. and tin* gronml work wa ' that 4)1 plavei’' who Innl !o«-t al! k'4*


4*nii(*-'S. Of co u f 'e . Hai fow made siirt* of a poin t .


M’lialley had dom* th a t for th em al ready, and till* proce." wa ' continm*d in dui* lorm. We neV(*r thought Harrow at lea' t !ik4*!v lo lo'O. It would havt* he»*n a ca^e ot d(*!ilu*r- ati* 'ii ieide it they had. Hoolh lost Ids wic­ ket sitntily. hill .Sherliker ami Hateli**1d loolc inatt<*r*‘ eonifortahl.v. They maih* way for o th e r ' in dm* coin’s'*, and .'■'linucr had tin* amlacit.N’ to hit a hall in to the Htltitworks. Hut t ry a> Whalley would. ili4*y could not make up tin* tiim* llu*\’ had exp4*mh*d Inuii five o’clock o nwa rd ' , linn* th a t might V(*ry W4*ll have heeii it'i'd in t rying to gel Harrow mil.


Tlnwe is (langt*r of one very impor tant fact


being !o.st sii^ht of. 'Iliat is. tha t crieket is a game. I•'.sl^e(•ially should tha t he tin* ca-** wlimi two le.-ini' with nothing at .stake happen to clash. It any |>layi*i— we exclndo the two piomisiiiL: juniors


an y ph*asiir«*


out of S a tu rd a y ' s ” g ame. ’' he earel u!l.\’ coiK’ealed the fact . .\ml as to the speetalors —they just loved it I


Whalley. .1. IVtei's h (loorliiiaii ............................... Id


H, Alonis 1) Wilson ......................................... 2H .1. Snap** h (loodniaii ........................................ 1 T. l-’rankland e Hooth h Hray ..................... 27 H. ( l a r r a t t e Hatefi«*ld h Wilson ............ W. (Ireomvood Ihw h M'a'iiisley ................. 2i .1. Whip)) h Wil'Oll


I ..........................


Ta.vlor c 11, (niodmaii h NViUou ... W. .\. IN'tt'is e Cr ah t i ’et* h Waliiis Do Idit li


I h Him. not om


Howling Hr:


. 1 . W.


( loodnia n


w. (i.


Hafctield Wilson ... Waliiish*y .


Kxtras Total


Analvsi.s, 0 . AL


...1 .......... .. . 10 ........


... 2 J .' .. .. - 77 1 L 0 ,.......Hi. -


2 "i.‘2.... s........ 1 .. 7.721 Harrow.


.•<herliker e .Morris h Taylor Hatefiold h (hi r r : i l i


Haiotiold h Ta>’oi Wd'on c Doh'on


Howling


Tavior . \. l.ilth* . (■,. (:a r r : i l t


.1. Hotel’s . ( 1. Alor r i'


( looi I ma II h .1. Hot el’s .............. (iiiodniaii not oni


Sl inuer c I-'raiikland h Ta.vioi ..................... ) Ta \ lo r


Totii ...... P.xlras,


Oor 7 wide .•Vtialysi.s.


lo..',... . (’>... ... 12 . 0 ......


'


. :t... 7 ; .)


:t...... . 0 ... 0 . Al. H,


’..2 1 . s,


RIBBLESDALE JUNIOR LEAGUE.


a l*’.xt ra V. Total ( lor w . i Whall .'v Sabilcn


Hecord up to d ate ..............


I‘. \V. H. 10.... ..11........7..


Hax.’Uilen ........... .I**.... ..11........ H.*ad


( ’lilhei .H*


Harr.iu Dai’wen


H'lmiii St .lam.*'*' 1 V.. ... i)........2.. -...7... .. .‘20 H'ley St .Viidi’ew'-’) 1>,., ... s ........:l . . . . J ... ...10


................. .10.,.. .. p ........*2..


C’heri’v Tn*»* ......... .10... ... 0 ........:l . . 10... ...i.*i Wbuldingtoii


............... .‘20..., .. ...............


........;b. . 12... ...i; t


H’d.’d.* Wi inderei ' 10....... (i........L. .. ..0 ... .. . Id ...... .10... ... 1;........;b. . 10... ...1.') .... 2 ........1. .. 12..


........... .20-.-.... 1)........ LAST SATURD A Y'S RESULTS .


MVaddinglon H*’): HaX4*mh*n II. Hiindev .’>t. Waiidi*rei’s


’^^Mit}n*i’oe .'.O Mhij'wi'ii I I : AVlialley H’J ; Hlacklnirn St 70.


.\inlt ’»*w'a l-dd: Hil ihlc'dale 1)0 .


Siih'len •*)'' ( lor •*)). He.’ol Harrow (il.


. .Iame>'s >:t’. ' l l i e r r y Tree — E-3CJ**—


P ER FORMA N C E S OF M E R IT . HATTING.


.1, Haxt*mlale ( l f i ‘ai! v. DarweiD ............ (1!) .1. Wilk ii i'on (Hurnl(*y .''i, .Andrews V. |i ihhle'd;d«* "Wa mh'i ’ei’s)


............ (id .). Lonsdale (Head v. Darwcnl .................


.1. , \ inswor th (Sahdi 'n v. Mitheroi*! ...... HOWLING.


H. (hii’r a i t ( Harrow v. Wl ial 'evl . . . for .‘IS H. I*'eiiwi<’k ( Hax«*mh>ii v. W:iddingtoii 7 for le


( ’. Wade (Head v. Darweii) .1. Wa(l(* (Head v, Darwen)


W. Haken (Sahih-ii v. ( ■|ithi*roe) ...0 lo r 20 H. M'ilk in 'on (Hlackiiu rn St . .Iain(*''s v. Cher ry Tre(* ................. (5 for tl7 ............. d for I I ............. d for IS


G. H ui1s4Hi (Hil ihlc 'ihde Wamlerera v. Hurnley St . .Vinli’ew's ...d for 22


II. .Smith (Hur ii lev .St. ,\ inl rew’s v. Hihlilc'dah* M’ainlerer s ...d fur ‘


H. S, .Sonihworih (Wad d in g to n v, Haxenden)


— *t-3H— SABDEN AVENGE D E F E A T .


a Ini ini l iat ing defeat '*n Saluh*!!, hnt the table.'; were tnniiwl on S a tu rd a y .


.\ fo r tn ig h t ag4> C.'litheroc .Second inflicted 'I he


Ca s t lei tes—witli lli4‘ exc ent ion of .1. Hohin- son—gave a leehle exhibi t ion ol h a t t in g snid a modest total of dO \va> pU'sed hy the


M


0 , Taylor (Mn n i ’e y .S t . Aml ivw’.' v. Hihhli*'dale AVamlerers ...1 lor H


..........................I bir 22 ....0.. . ...17 • ) T


L. Hi ...20


•»7


..................... .10... .,11........A... 7 7 1 .7 ., 27 ...20


H. Ga r r a t i mi l s ;


Hootii c ( l a r r a t t h 'l’:ivlor .... ..................


10 D. WHALLEY SECOND SUCCEED. Lielermiiied to imdo*


Went a .'lep nea re r the hy ( leteai ing ItaiTosv S


Jnis e a rn e d the t i t le ol Ini t t ing. tile Ahlieyites th e howlei’s .'aw lh;»i


no slip, Wlmiley dnimjuoi i ship goal


■cond. a side th a t ” d a n g e ro i t ' . ’* I n cut l i t t le i«e hut was enough to


tree/..* HalTtl^v .Sec.ui'l .lesigit ' . .). Hai’kii i'on made an invalnahie 2.’» lor W lialley .s .'i-.mmI, wh.i t .nai led only H2, H. ( J a r r a t t houi ing in lii’st e l a " ' tyle .


Mo'e was tilt, hig lor the Ha ' id v ia i i ' , in .spilt* ol ;• plu .’ky elf.U’t hy


I''.vcii l ids moderate Heiilley (2' ') .


Sixty-one >aw the hi ' t man dismissed, tin* Whalle.' c a p ta in d n in g in g h i ' honl in g w r y


; i ' tntcly. Hax4*inh*n al-'o w.ui .'o th a t tlie .struggle for hon.mrs |s likely t«. c.ui l inue an in tense al lai r .


Whal ley II. A. Taylor , in n out


F. Hawor t i i , .st. Heiitiey h (Li r r an W. H. Hndiier. Ihw. h Wa'IihrooU H. Wi lkiu'on. h Gi i r rat t H. Cal low. H»w. h G a r r a l i J . Hai'kiiison. 1. Ga r r a l t


......................................... ~ 12


.................................... . ........................... II ................................ 2d


F. Cotie«’ilI, e Heard'Wor th b G a r r a l l . . . H 1''. Stace.v. b ( i a r r a l t


...................................


.1 . l-’.:»siwo.nl. not out ........................................ •' H. \a rh*v. h . .mi ’a t l F. Cot iei ’ill. b (d i r r a t t


Ks t r a s .......................... Total


1 1 . \N a'hbr . iok. .me lor It). Harrow II.


Wasbbrook. .'t, Sta iey b l law. i r tb ... il llotileii. c .Maiey b Hawor t l t


................. '


H.*ar«l'Woitli. b Hai'Uins.m ....................... • |•'ol'r(*'I. I) ikii’kinsoii ............................... I ( J a r r a t t , ' t , .•'late.v b Haw..i’th ........ I Slamlen . e \ ‘ar lev b Haw.)t’lh ............. I I) Hai’kitison


Hargr .-av


Hent le\ . Goddard. Gai’si.h*. . Lancas ter


\ ’ar ley


.1. I four


:irl;vn'OM for 27.


ni;i


K: stW l I>i I) \ ;irley Ollt


N'arley ............ nt


ii.n


I’Ai r a s , Total ,


took two llirei- l.tr


w i.’k. ji):


......... ..................... hi


.. d .. i ..


. for s ru n s ; [•'. I law or ih.


WADDINGTON FAIL . The villagers liad a r a r e chain e ol doing


Wiialley a good mr i i whi*n tln*y d i ' in i 's cd Haxcinicti lor II. .Vilmirahly a> the howlcf '


did ih(*ir Work, the l):it'inen c ti) the ociasi.)!) ami d i ‘ i t i i"al rc' i i l l .


the Haxen.leii.


Smi th, I) Holton ................... K illin-gheck, h .Smil hw «irl h Lipcomla*. rn n out


W. .lenkii ison. Ihw. Ii .Sonlliworth


.1. ( aU'e r ij not out .................................. W. \t ilson. I) .Soulhw.)i’th .................... T. Har r ison, c .Smilhw.)i’th h Holtmi W. Whalley, h Hal tei ’shy .................... II. Coil lton, (‘ Han' . )u h .Soiithwo)’t'n T. Greenimigh, Ihw. h Ha l te r 'h y ...... II.


1’4‘nwick. run .ml ............................. Kxi ras ............................. Total


mi l s : H. Holt.111. two for I t iw.) for six.


Waddi i iglon.


H. Ih i t te r 'h y , h Wi l 'on ...................... H. F.. Wiggle'W.nth. Ihw. h Feiiwicl- H. l l a u 'o n . h Fenwick ........................... F. Silverw»).id. h Wi l 'oi i


.....................


H. S. Sot i thwor th. h Fenwick ............ \V. Toml inson, h Wilson ...................... H. H. .L*iek'on, h Fenwick ................. H. Holt.ni, e Ha r r i ' .m h I 'enwi .k ... T. Vltleim. m«t mit ............................... J . He rd , e WlniHev li S. W'lialley, c .lenkmson Kx t r a s


Femviek ... h Fenwick


............................. Tut it I ......


H. Fenwick took seven wicke t ' r u n s : W. .W'ilson, i l ir^e ior 12.


H. .''onthwa.rth took lour


wii -kei' for 2’J H. Ha t t e i 'h y ,


ould for


not d(l wa-^


1) l<-ok eiglii wicke t ' t.»r d '


................................... I ................................... •!


................. H2


Hendk* men wi th tin* lo'^ ot only halt th e i r wick e t ' . Ain'Wor th h a i l in g credi tably.


f l i th e i ’oe 1 1 .


H. Hye. e \ . J a ck ' iu i 1 l lakei i .1 . H a r r i ' . 1 nil out


.1 . Hohin'oii . e Kxton h Aiu'Wii rih .... . 2J .s. .Se.it t. (• Dy.'on I) Ain 'Worth .............. .


.........


W Hrierlev . h Hakei i . .1 . Fell, h Haken .........


If Dixon, not out .........


7 J


-1


C. J a c k ' .m. e HmKou h Haken .............. . 0 w Henman , h Haken


. J . 0


1


li. AVhite'id *. ' t . W'allin ' 1) Aii isw.iith. .........


w C’fo a 'd a le . e Wood' ) Hakei i F x i r a ' M'otal


.1 . .ViiisWi'i’tli. thre e for 0. .Sabdeii.


J . Aii isworth . not om J . Dy.son. I) Fell


W. i iakei i . mi l out G.


. h'ell look om* wi( la i f < 1 r 12 m n s : H. T ital for 0 (1 I e 7 ; ) '7 ' . 7 Fx t ra s


Dix'Ui th r e e for |(». WA N D E R E R S SECOND BEA T EN,


m:ide ha.^ of the Wamje r e r s ’ a t ta c k . .'(••*ring 1,’)A.


Hal t ing l i r ' t . Hnniley St . Amlrews .S^.rond Imrot luced la te «*u. Geo. Hi id'on :iiid


Howkei* had cheap wickets , a d r c um ' t am e th a t makes mi e: ir lier iritil des i rable in fnin'i*. The Wanderer s were i juite iinahle to ap o ro ad i the lot:d .>et them and wer*.*


lieavily beaten. Hnrnley ,S|, Andrew.' II.


H. Dawhey, <• Foii ld' h Windk* ................ -I A. Dmkw«o’tli, e Swai’hrick h W«*awr ... 2! .). .Mien, c Windle h ( i ray .......................... 0 .1. \\' iI lvii ison. <


K. I■'letl■hel•. <• l’'o ii!ds h Hml soi i


.1. F. Dogjii’ty. h Hudson .............. 1*’. S hm i . h Hiul 'on ....................... H. Smi th, e Gr;iy h Hml 'o n . T. Hawor th; .>t. .Seolt h Howker O. Taylor , h Howker .................. F. Hailev. not out ....................... F x i r a s


......................... Total ............ F. Grav t'lok one wicket for


T. Windlc .me f..r :tl : H. W. 21: (L Hml 'o n , live Ou- 22; 'I’


tor thn.’O. Hihlilesdale Wande»’er


. l!ou 1 I I.


-aver. ;


... 0 ........ ii;


........ 17


!!!.!. 0 ........ Id ...... id.M


' mi l s : oin* f.ir 4-r. two


'I'. Scot t , h Smi th ............................................ n l' \


■ l-'mihls h Hm l 'o n ................. I»d ................. O


.‘IJ .........


H. Hmlsoti. e Ik'iiman 1) Dixon ... G. Woo.ls. mu oiil


J a c k 'o n . i- IVnmai i b’ Dixon ... Jaek. 'on. 1) Dixon


A 0


10


() 1


d •»


0 7


......... . II 2


\ \ ’, Halvcn loiik .'ix wieke t ' tor 2t) r i t i ' : .................. . oO


RiBBLESDALE AMATEUR LEAGUE.


I.KAGUK


l l ibblcsdale Amaieii i’' Ch a ib i im ........................ Langli" ............................ Caidersfom*'


.................


C litlierm* A, WV't Hradfo H.)lton-liy-How laml Salnlen 11. .. Harrow A. .. AVaddinglon


lU’d


TABLK. H. W. D. L. Ht^


17 " Id 0 Id


17 s 17 d Id


!> Id


1:


17 d i7) d


1 1


-1 -1


d 1


■1 J


.1 4


:t •'2 :t '2‘2


•>ii s 10


7 1:1 p 1:1 li


d Hi d Id 1 1


CHATBURN v. CALDERSTONES, Ch a tb i i rn : T. Da r l ington, e l . leym h


Healy Id: j l . Hi1ey. e Wilkin.'on b l''.lli> d 2 : 1!. Hreeiiy. c Wld i ia k e r Ii Llo o n l'.‘ : .1. .S|iarp. e l.le^>in b Hill.ui lo ; .A, I* rai ikland. I) I’lcelc' Id; . \. ( i re en. Ibw. b Koclc' 0 ; .M. Ideson. I) F.-eles 0 ; H. C o n y r ' . b Kecics (I;


11. Hriggs. not out 12; A. Harm*', b Hil ton d ; G. .Mar'll, ' i . Wl i i i tak.T b l’!ccl.-' 1;


e x t r a ' Hi; total 120, Ca l . le r t .u ie ' : K. n 'H ' ieii. b .\I;H’di


l»:


W. (hlilie. c Hi’ig g ' b .Mai 'ii H: .1. Wldl t : iker e Harm*' b .Mai'li 1: d. I’icele'. b Ha rm" 0 : L. Id f 'o n . run mil 2 : H. Hi l ton. Ibu. b Harm's d: .M. Camiii . e S h a ru b Hr igg' •>: J . Wi lki i i 'on. b Hi ig g ' 1<>: H, Heal.''y. c Hiley b jlri-gg' 1: W. FJl i' . n.n .mt d : T. Henthani, <• Harm- ' b Hr igg' •»: toi.-il .i(i. 'H. Hi’ig g ' look i wiek e t ' for 2 m i i ' :


G. .Ma r 'h 7 d lor 17; A. Harm*'. 2 for 20. —


CHATBURN v. THE PRESS. Tin* Ib’c " ; H. Wa.'bbrook. e Hr.’ed>' i*


How-skill G ; T. Hailey, i* Hml 'on b (.onyer.s I : .1. Tboni j ’son. b ( onyers I ; I’.. Otitlie. b Conyers 1:


Cl iatburn. «• .Sliarp b ideson >;


.L Crook. I) C.myers 0; C. ."iloiie'.


II lilcson d: H. Heyc' . not out 22: ex t r a s !•:


T.ilal for 7 (dec.) OIL Cl iatbur i i : .!. S h a rp , h Thoinps.m Id; H.


l ln d ' .m. Ihw. b .Stoiic' 0 : H. Hiley. Ibw. b .St.im*' 0 : -M. Idesoii, Ibw. b Slone. ' 0 : H. Hree.ly b Wa'i ibro.ik d l : H. Conyei". run .mt s : .). Hml 'o n . not out O; W. Howskiil, not ..lit 2 1 : e x t r a s 0 : total ( lor (’*). l id.


S L A ID B U R N . t i ia y , e Hai!e>’ h Smi th ......................... I


.). Darker , c llowa»’th h Ta \ lo i ’ ........ T. Windle, c Dogat’ty h Taylor ........ .S. HriiidK*y, e and l*» Taylor ............ T Howkei’. c Duckwor th h Ta \ Ior Kx i r a s .................................. Total


I•^)llld'. not out .............................. .....................


11. Sm. tl i look live wiek e t ' for :t2 n iU' ; 1'. Kh't. iiei', '»i:e to r Id; U. T; i \ lor . loiir lor


G. Hml 'oi i . Ihw, h Siiiiih .............................. 2 II. .Su aI’hriek. (.’ Hawor th h l''letc|ier ... I H. i ’arki i ison. h .Smith ................................... 2d H. We:iver. e Wilkiii'Oii h Smi th .. i l .


LATI-; .MISS W'Ol.M’.NDF.N. - It is with


regret tha t we have to i . ’coi’d' the ileath. on Cridav last, a f t e r a long illnc'S, of M i " Alii 4* Wol lemlen. of Cliiirch-st r e e l . Siaid-


Imrn, ag4*d (>>. Sin* was w.*11 known in the village ami i l i ' t i ic t . having lu*en :i fait lilui ' e r \ ’ant of the laniily .it Mr. W. W ai.*rw4inl i for more than fmty years . The int.*nm*iu took [ilaee on Momlay at T o ' “ide. tin* \ ienr of Sla id lmm ( i l4*v, C. W. . Ionian) pe r l . in n ­ ing tin* Iasi r ites. The eliiel nimirner.' were: Mr . and Mrs. l-'icl Wol femlen. Nantwieh: .Mr. ami -Mi", .lames W.ilfetiden. Nelson: Mr. .lohn Wol femlen. .N


T H R E E M E N ON A C Y C L E


Constable’s Pursuit on Footboard of Motor Car.


Reflections on a “ Good Old Has Been.”


’* He tu rn ed th e corner of Hridgeg road at spec'l ol JO miles an hour and pa"e.{ a


motor c a r which was going in tin* same dircct ioj i . towa rd ' .'*'aw;i*y.


'I'his ' . latemcni was tiiade by H.G. Ibnoii .


s ta t io n ed at r l t a l lmr n . in I’elal ion lo Dan. Demain (2-’i). of Hai’n.ild'w i. k. wito wa>


summoned at C'litberoe Co unty .'•'(‘" io i i ' , on AL'iiday, cha rged wi th i l r iving a motor 4’\ 4’1«* in ;i inann.*r .langt*rous to the imblii-. ;it Cha ib i in i on >-l0 p.m. on .Sunday, th e lOth .Inly. The e o n ' iab l e told tiu* H4*M


4’!i th a t


d e fendant wa.' .I riving the machine, s i l t in g 4JU th e p(*troi t:in!v. ami In* c a r r ied two o th e r men on the ' i iddle ami the pillion. ImiiieLl- ial.'ly ihev had tur imd the jiinciioii *'1 the Cl U'^'roads, w i t i i c " blew bis ul i is l le U' a signal to ' lo p . bill til**.'peed wa ' accelerated.


.Na tu r a ly the coi i ' table’' f4-.*iing' would


be nil fled. and, d.'i. rmin. ’d to seenre re . ' ig ­ ni t ion for tile law. be lioar.i4‘d a motor <ar and gave cha-*. Tin* pur sui t was t r i tely dO'ci’ilied;


” M'.* followed defen d an t for


about, two mile,' along the .‘‘^awley roa<! be- fon* 1 i-anglit liiin np nea r tin* brow bot tom. Dnrin-g tin* rnn the speedom4*t4*r ol the c a r was regi s ter ing troin Jd to J-‘i mil**' an lioiir. and Dciimin bad to ke.*p c u l l in g out ami pas s ing traflic going in tIu* same din -ci ion. Tratrn’ c.unlng towards ( lia t liiir 11 bad t'l stop to let bitii pa"». which was all V(-r\’ d ange r -


oils. When I asked wliv In* di.ln t ' lo p wlieii 1 blew my wliistl.*. Deinain 'a id be did not hear it . I told him I shonhl repor t him bu- Hie dange i ’oii ' manm*r o t . h i ' i ln v in g . and he i’**plie.l * Car ry on I'


Dofend.’ini : Did yon 'C»* me lid or 7d v.-inD aw:iv coining from tlie brow at C h a tb i i r n '


Y7*. W'a'- 1 dr iving to the d an g e r tlieiC'—Vc' . 'riicn wli\’ .I ' .ln’t ,\.in pm y o u r liaiid n[i


tor me to s t o p ' - I was busy iviili tin* traMi' . Hnl I gave yon the .signal th a t I wanted


to go to Gi 'bi i rn. No. Hm I did. No. A’on lia.l to stop am! get in to a c a r . and


\-i>ii >ay \mi i-angiit im* np in two mil**'.-- I jiiiii):cd on llie lootboiit’d ot a pas s ing c a r ; il w;i.sn’ t a ma t t e r of lA y a rd s between im.


Not on tho Tank. ’I'o Hu* H.-iieb, ilefeiidant explain. ‘d tha t ’a n twieh ; Mi'S Helh*


Wol fenden. Nelson; .Mr. and .Ml’' . Hariies: .Mr. an d .Mi’s. W. Wat(*i wor th. Ci. iasdale Hiink; .Mr. ami .Mi". G. Wa lmwo r th . Shay lloiis.*; .Mi'S Hfown. Iximt (Li te; .Miss Hmld : .Mrs. .M. Hii llcy: .Mi", l loilg'sin : and .Mr, .1. Nichols. Ther** wen* iminy l)4*aiitil'nl Ihiial


tok.'iis. .Mr. .). L. Wilson. Slaidlmrn, liad i-liargc of tin* fnn.*i:d a r r a n g eme n t ' .


WKDDI.N'C. - -Ves.ienlay we.*!;, at Sla id ­


lmrn W.’sicyan Chap*-!. a wcdiling w;is solemni'C'l hv the H4*v, 1’.. Hithm*!’ hciwc4*n .Miss K.hia H. Kinder , d a u g h t e r of .Mr. •). Kinder , of Mill HoU'.*. Slai .llmrn. and .Mr. .lohn K. Hi’eiinaml. ''*11 ot tin* la te .Mr. and .All’s. Hi*hard Hr4*nnaml. I’o ' i Otlice. Slaid- Imni . Given away liv he r hrolhe r . Mr. Mora*** 11. Kinder , the hr i4h* wa.' at li ' iided l.y her s i ' tc t . Mi " .N'ela Kinder , ami Mi'S IMiyllis Kinder , niece of both hrid** and


liri(l4*grooin. Tin* hr ide was a t t i r e d in a dr»*ss .if Iii.*g(‘ g.'oi’g e l te over tlow'i*l’«*d en*p«* .it* ( him* w'ltli li.'igi* h j t to loin*, and ear r ied a Ixmon.-t of pink r.i-t*'. Mi'> .Neta Kin- dt'l’*' (Ires' W;|S lime g l i ’en g eorget te with ilrawii thn*ad embroider \ an d Init to eone s -


fiond. M i " IMiyllis Kin d e r w(*aring a ro'**- 'p r igged silk frock with lace nmlerdr**". The li r - l bi’id e ' in a id ' ' hmi(|Uet wa ' composed of pink 'Weel flea'. Hit* smaller a i lemla n t earryimg a bask*‘i ot n*'l ro'Cs. Mr, Han 'o n Kimler w:i> best man. and Mr , J o h n F. l )avio' (Cl i lheroej gnimnsinan. The ehajiel liad la-.*n tasteful ly decorated wi th li l ic'. inargiK'i’in*- and swet'l )ica'. and the seiwii .* w;is inl !\’ choral . Mrs. W. W. Diigdah*. ot Cl i lheroc. was at the organ, ami played Hamh' l 's Largo and .Mcinh*llsohn’s Weddimg March. Af ter the eet’einony. a rt-ception was held at tin* Mill Htoi'C. and la te r Air. an d AH'. Hreninind h*ft for Llandmlno for tin* hon4*ymooi). tin* hride t ravel l ing in a iia\N’ ( i i ' tume and beigt* bat . Tin* bride- gro.im*' gi t t to Hie br ide w:is :i stoin* nnirteii fnr . :iml tin* bride's, gift to llie bri4h*grooin an ex n an d in g !i*aili4*r ' ii i t ea'C, To Al l" Nela Kinder tin* br idegroom gave a ' i lve r shingh* hriish. and to Al i " Hli'llis Kinder a ' t i ’iiig nf p e a r l ' . Air, and Alt ' . Ixiiuler were tin* r(*cipit'nl'' of an oak eloek' 1 1’om tin* co ngrega t ion of tin* Wc ' lcvan Cb:i[i4*! in rei . igni t ion of Hn* bridi*'' .levott'd 'e rvlc.'s a ' o r g a n i ' t . and ' lainh-ss emle rv from the >np.*i’in lendenl and 'clmlai’' ol tin* .Snnda*. s-clniol. On thei r r e tu rn . Air. and AH'. Hreiin.'iml a r e m nia!;.- tlu-lr hmm* at • Hrad- fm (1.


— o o


AUCTION SMARTS. CLITHFHOF .


AlomLiv. t )ne ot the la rg c ' t 'hoW' ol tin*


. 'ea'on. lu-twfen 1,200 and l.oOO sheep ami lamb.' an d idioct ICO bead of i-attk* Ii4*ing oti'ered. Ale.linni W(*iglit lambs made from U, to I ' .


111. : big w f ig b l ' I ' , to Is. Old. :


borned lambs and anyt l i ing sliort ol t ini 'h f rom HI. to I ' . Cd. Het ter slu 'ar liugs from I l l .L to 1', Old. : neat young ewcs, 7ld. to


SHl. to O.p l. : Imlloek' f rom S.L to ‘M. : young 1 o\>.' l i’om 7d. to Sd. ; aged cow.' Iroiu .'lid, to (bid. Tue sd ay : \ g.iod show of fully loO eat t lo.


befoi’c a liig .'iti4*mlaii4’e of lmyer> fiann all tin* gre:»t milk c e n t r e ' . Ho't young .let*p mi lking eow' made fr.nn C2S to L'.’Vl: useful 4-mv' L’21 t.i L'27 JO-i, : aged <’a t t le . 4ir tlnisi* .'hori of eomli tion. L'17 to C20 10s. .\ hig 4’(m'igiiim*iit of Scotch Iieir4*rs, tin* hc ' t sell­


ing at C2I to C J l ’. smal ler sor ts , CKt to L’2J 10s. .Ahoiit 70 to So ealv( 'i on olfi'r.


Colonry, llcshy calves |•(•ali/ed U1 lOs. lo L’.'l; niedinins. ISs. to .’10s.: 'ma i le r , 10s. lid, to 17s. (ill. 'I’hert* was al>M a eous ignmei i t 4)f vonitg pigs which soM from ISs. to 2.’»s. .•aeh. Tin* imlg**' of c a t t l e were Al4*s'i’s. I*!. Stevenson. Hurv. an d .1, T. Ka.v, Pres ton, wliosj* awar .ls for dai ry cows were as follow: 1. Herti 'etion (,'atth* l•^)0'l ( 'o. . Hla ckhi i rn: 2 and J, ,1. Merry. WaddimHon.


M a n in a pray in g aninin I.~*Mr . Oscar SneyO.


Hid . ; roiigli 'ln*ep from oH| . to 7*1. A mtmber *if nice In'ifers from Scot land tna.h* from OHk


lOfib t o th e r ' from I relamL GOLF. |•^)ilmving a coii lia! invi t ; i t ion hy the


Wllp.'liir** Gulf Ckib. .several in emh e i ' of llie Clitlieni.* Club visiieil Wi lnshi re last S a lu i - day on tin* occa-'ion of ih(*ir fiV'i g ymk h an a . The re were ahout ‘2l’0 ta k in g p a r i in llie var ied programme of g.»lf. howl ' an d otlu*r a t t r a e t io i i ' .


tiu* arrang4*inent.' for which


W4*re : idmirahly carri***! 0111. A mo^i enjo.N- ahle linu* wa-« 'p e n t , and several of th e hical pla.vei’' wer** I'ortnnat** enough to ligJire in Hio pr ize li.'t. a-* follows: Alix**(l four 'onies


(M hnli*.-^'' 1. Ali'S Halliwell an d AH*. H. K. .lones. Approaching and p u t t in g : Air. H. N. TlarHcy. Hul l in g into s(jnare,‘;Y Asinan and Air. A. Langxliaw. il*(*nniiig the golf h a l l : Air. H. K. .lones, Hoop-Ki: Air. F. .1. Margraves.


AVille.'den h n sh n n d : I claim to have been


a good employe of my wife when 1 worked in Iter .shop.


AVoman at AVillesden • He called nto a Gei'tnan ” and I am Czeeho-Slovkian. Alagistrate: Now that we are at peace, even “ German” is not ahine.


hc.w;i .' on tiu* scat an d not on tin* jieti’ol la n k a ' . ' lated. Th a t was impossible on bis macliltn* l)(san>e .if llu* g4*ar. Ih*'t driv«*n. it was an old I d l ’l model ;md il would take all oiie’-s t ime to g.*t 2-A miles mi lionr out- ot it . i in lc " i t 'wa s going dow n bill. W'lien Id y a r d ' away from Hu* coMsl:ibh* ;il tin* top of Hridg.*-road In* 'igmi r.*d the .lireelioii he wante .l t<» t:ik.‘ ami w;is wa\.*d on. If ll.e eoiistable «Iiil whi'th*. lie c e r ta in ly did not hea r , maybi* on a.c.iijnt of the noise which tin* ma.'liine mad»*.


11.* actual ly signalled


lo r tin* c a r which llu* . .u i ' ta h le had lioarde.i. Ill 'j^o bw 1 held no iiaHic np. and if iliere is a ny suggest ion of i l rink. 1 can >ay I n.*v.*i’ lunch it.


lor Jid miles an luinr - w e l l . ini! c' i ' b.*r linnt now. H..''. Chin.*\ eoi I'olioi’a ted tin* ev idence,


wlier.'iipoii d.*l.*nd;i III lint !,v r.'piidia ted tiu* s ta temen t . s;i\’ing it was imt possilih* to do tha t on aci’onnt of tin* -gear'. H.* ha.l lal;en ini» p: i" enger - on the nillioti many a lime. Col.im*! ‘Hai’k e r - It is a dange rous ti ling


for thre e people to rid** on a rani'linckh*


machine. D.' femlani : That > all r ight , hm you c:in'!


-scrap a machine when .\»m e auT atf*>rd to g4*t- anoilu 'i’. I-*n*derick C. Capsti . !;. ui K**iglile.\, who


a«4-oinmoi!ai.*.l H.C. H;icon un Hu* fuotbo.-ir-l of his e a r . said tiiat when lu* turn.*.! in to .‘^awle.v-mad tiu* .-oietahh* wa.s .looking in


llu* dir.*eti.*n of ;i motor cycle an d . 'homing “ Slo p h im ! ” ’■ I di.l Jd ini lc' an hour «in tin* ' l r : t i g l d w itne." 'ai . l . ” but


1 liad to


slacken at tin* Ciirm*i' lor .'ai.*ty'' .s;ik.*. 'rin*r.* eoiiM !ie n«> doubt drovi* ilaiig.-rotisly. I^Vl•ry


th a t d.*leiulant iliat pa^M'd


ha.l to ' la ek en in ordei’ to let him go hy. 'I'll.* c.veh* f re.pienHy wobhh*.! in tli.* middle iif tin* I’oad and wa ' a tneiiac.* to the salety of 4)thers.


Quite Comfortable Wi l l ies ' fur llte defence. He ih e r t Nmii*r,


of Lel4’lilfe. Haniold'U ick. cot ton mami lac- turi*r. .':iid lu* w:i' in Ctith.*rm*. wanting lor a 'Inis, when Deimiiii ami h i ' hrot l icr cam.* along and protl'er**.! him a l i lt . In his s t a t e ­ ment . Di'inain lia.l .')ioken noth in g lint the triiHi. The re could he n.i douli t hut th a t tin* eons tahle ' ignal lei l him on at th e mr - nef , a f t . ' r lu* ha.l s.iiniil4*il h i ' horn. . \ ' a d r ive r ol evcK*'. lorri.*' and cat’s for ‘22 years wi; iie-s had no lu*'’i lat ion in di’iiying th a t Di'iiiain dr.ive l4i tin* pnlilic d;ing(*r. ^ 'l'h4*i’e was a treiiH'mloMs aiiionni ot iratiie going to and Irom ( ii slnirn, and it wmild h ave iu'cn the lu'iglii of follv to diivt* carel.*"ly. Hy SniK*rint4‘inh'nt I ' l i r r a r : D.*lendani


had d.'sci’ilieil tin* maehin.* as of IHI J type. Hi*rsona!ly. lu* sliouM s;i\ it wais n e a re r U>d*s. The bell was slack, and it was neec'sar.v to st.'in at llie fool of .'"^awlev Hrow in order to i igl i i4*n it . The constalik* ovt*riiMik tlu*m befor.* they reackeil tin* f:irni at Smitlii.*' Hriilg.*, Hy .''n|u*i’ititemk*iit l'at ’i’: i r : H»* an d tin*


otln*r pa's(*ng.*r wt*re (piil** eomfor iab'e .ui llu* pilli.in. Dt*nialn was on the s e a t ;


lie


eonl.l luvt have r idden oth.*rwis,.. To a tine of t‘1 th e Cour t adde.l tin* .-osls «if the witness from lx.*iglil.*v.


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For M years the famous .-\Uinson Mill has been a hall-mark in the estimation of the British public, representing the purity and genuineness of Allinson wholemeal Hour and Bread, made from the finest selected Empire wheat stone-ground in the good old w-ay. Pioneers in the wholemeal movement, Alltnson's arc in the forefront to-day.


D. A. E.


3SVi| ____ Tel. Cafe 156. 'I liere was a


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