Ross Gazette 2nd April 1914 - Page 4
Ross Gazette 2nd April 1914 - Page 4
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| Date | 02/04/1914 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Ross Gazette |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 2nd April 1914 |
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We are showing EASTER , 1914 . NEW GOODS THE ROSS GAZETTE THURSDAY , APRIL 2 , 1914 . Teachers ' Strike . SCHOOL CLOSED AS A PROTEST AGAINST RE - INSTATEMENT . ROSS CRICKET CLUB . SPECIAL MEETING . FOOTBALL . ROSS KYRLE AND HEREFORD CITY B DRAW . The semifinal of the Herefordshire Charity The An extraordinary general meeting of the MISS CRABTREE RE - INSTATED . above club was held at the Royal Hotel on Friday evening last when the President , The Managers of the Burghill Council Mr. James Kelly , occupied the chair . Other Bowl between Ross Kyrle and Hereford City School , near Hereford , have defied the In all Departments suitable County Education Authority as a protest members present were Messrs . L. U. Wooler , B at Talbot's Meadow on Saturda vlast , was against the re - instatement of the former H. Ward Pike , R. G. Yates , T. W. Love productive of some very interesting football , master , Mr. Bates , who took a prominent lace , J. Bevan , W. T. W. Jeffery , J. Bacon , and the game was one of the hardest contests part in the recent teachers ' strike . On Mon- O. J. Morris , W. J. Sprake , A. Ashton , seen on the Ross ground for years . day , the Vicar , the Rev. T. O. Charteris , on Jas . Turner . F. W. Starr , A. H. Fowler , behalf of the Managers , attended the school H. Orump , H. G. Wall , S. Price , T. Mat- result was a draw of one goal each , and and informed the scholars it was closed . thews , G. W. Innell , J. N. Marfell , W. although extra time was played - making al- The old master had remained in possession Thorpe , H. West , C. H. Bunning , H. Sher- together two hours of strenuous football- of the schoolhouse , and was ready to resume wood . H. T. Howell , H. L. P. ' Battersea , neither team was able to gain supremacy , On the whole game there was verylittle to his duties . Several of the farmers refused together with R. G. Webb and H. N. S. choose between either club , but it must be to send their boys to school . Thomas ( ioint hon . secretaries ) . FOR THE HOLIDAYS . NEW MILLINERY . COSTUMES . BLOUSES , & c . The Latest Novelties for Ladies ' Wear ARE TO BE SEEN AT SOUTHALL & SON'S , MARKET - PLACE , ROSS . FORTHCOMING EVENTS . April 6. - Ross Urban Council Election . April 8 - Ginnett's Circus at Ross . Council . April 9. - Guardians and Rural District April 13. - Kerne Bridge Band Contest and Sports . April 14. - Easter Dance at Ross Corn Exchange . Lessons for Sunday , April 5th . ( 6th Sunday in Lent ) . EVENING . Exod . 10 or 11 . Lake 19 , 28 or 20 , 9-21 . MORNING . Exod . 9 . Matt . 26 . PUBLIC SERVICES . DISTRICT NEWS . LYDBROOK . HOPE FOR TINPLATE WORKERS.- The tinplate works of Messrs . Richard Thomas and Co. at Lydbrook have now been idle , consequent upon the depression in trade for a whole year , and when it is stated that this has meant a loss of , roughly speaking , £ 12,000 , it will easily be understood what towns . a serious matter it has been , not only for the 160 men who were employed in the works and their families , but also for the business people of the locality and neighbouring A number of the men were given employment at the Company's Lydney works and this meant that some , at any rate , of the local men were asked to work shorter time . doing six instead of eight hour turns . On Wednesday a deputation representing the Lydbrook men were granted an interview with Mr. R. Beaumont Thomas at the office at Lydney . Their object was to try and ascertain whether there was any likelihood Rov . L. P. JONES , B.A. , Rev. C. H. PAYTON , B.A. of the Lydbrook works being re - started . Mr. ROSS PARISH CHURCH . Rector : Rev. R. T. A. MONEY - KYRLE , M.A. Carates : Organist : Mr. F. J. PARSONS . SERVICES FOR SUNDAY . 8 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION . 11 a.m .: MATINS , LITANY and GOSPEL . Benedicite Ferris Tozer in A. Hymns , 91 , 109 , 111 . 3.30 p.m. MEN'S SERVICE . 6.30 p.m. EVENSONG and SERMON . Hymna 98 , 187 , 106 , 108 . WEDNESDAY - 8 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION ; 11 a.m .; MATINS and LITANY ; 8.15 p.m .: SPECIAL SERVICE . DAILY - 8 a.m. MATINS ; 6 p.m .: EVENSONG ( ex cept Friday ) . HOLY BAPTISM : Sandays 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 p.m. MISSION ROOM . HOLY COMMUNION : 1st and 3rd Sundays , 8 a.m. BUNDAYS , AT 6.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND SARMON . TUDORVILLE MISSION ROOM . BUNDAYS , 3.15 P.M .: EVENSONG AND ADDRESS . HOM GREEN CHURCH . BUNDAYS , 3.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND BEAMON . CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH . Minister : Rev. W. A. PowiOKE , M.A. Services : Bandays , 11 a.m. , 6.30 p.m. Young Men's Bible Class , 2.30 pm . Wednesdays - Bervice at 7.30 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH . Minister : Rev. J. W. KETTLE . Services : Sunday Morning , 11 ; Evening , 6.30 . Sanday School , 2.45 . Bible Classes for Young Men and Women . Mondays - Young People's Guild at 8 p.m. Wednesday , 7.30 : Week - night Bervice . WESLEYAN CHURCH . Rev. J. ANGUB , Superintendent Minister . Services : Sunday Morning , 11 ; Evening , 6.30 . Wednesday , 7.30 p.m. Friday - Band of Hope , 7 p.m. 2.30 p.m. THE GOSPEL HALL , HENRY STREET . Services - Sunday : 11a.m. , Breaking of Bread . 6.30 p.m. , Gospel Preaching ; 10 a.m. an Sunday School . Mondays , 7.30 p.m. , Bible Studies . Wednesday , 7.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting . Thursday , 8 p.m. , Young People's Meeting . CHURCH OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT . Rev. J. B. MOORE , Priest . Sundays - Holy Communion , 8.45 a.m .; Mass , 11 . Rolydays - Mass , 8 a.m. Weekdays , 8 a.m. Thursday 7.31 Thomas very courteously received the deputa- tion and informed them that both his father and himself felt every sympathy for their Lydbrook employees , and that , as soon as circumstances permitted , it was the Com- pany's intention to re - open the works , but he could not state definitely the date . Lyd- brook folk will be pleased to learn of this possibility of better times in the future . LAMPS TO BE LIGHTED . Thursday , April 2nd to Thursday , April 9.b. Monday 7:38 Tuesday .... 7.39 Wednesday .. 7.41 Thursday .. 734 PRINTING . All classes of commercial Printing at lowest cost for reliable work at the " Gazette Office . Advt . .. Friday **** 7.33 Saturday 7.35 Sunday .... 7.36 SOCIETY FOR THE ABOLITION OF VIVISECTION . The Society offers to send a popular speaker free of charge to Literary Societies , League Meetings , etc. With regard to , the Lecturer , the secretary of a large Brotherhood said : " Mr. Reed did us very good service , and the men were delighted with his earnestness and ability . " 22 Northumberland Avenue , London , w.c. UPTON BISHOP . The action of the Managers is remarkable in view of the fact that a long discussion took place on the question at Saturday's meeting of the County Education Committee , when it was decided by 14 to 18 votes that the master be re - instated . The Chairman of the County Council and the Bishop of Here ford then said the committee was in honour bound to re - instate the teacher according to the terms of the strike settlement . These terms included clause that the National Union of Teachers could negotiate with new teachers with a view to their places being taken by the former teachers . If this were not adhered to , said Col. Decie , the members of the National Union of Teachers would come out on strike again , and possibly the Government would stop the grants .. Objection to the re - instatement is on the ground that Mr. Bates was a striker . C. E. M. S. - On Sunday afternoon last , at 3 o'clock , a special service -for men was held at the Parish Church of St. John the Baptist in connection with the local branch of the Church of England Men's Society , the Vicar , the Rev. R. A. Lyne , officiating . The special form of service sanctioned by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of London was sued . Hymns 282 , 165 , and 215 were sung , Mr. F. , W. Davoll very kindly presiding at the organ . A stirring address was delivered by the Vicar . After the service , five new members were admitted to the society . NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE LEAGUE . -On Saturday night last . the usual monthly meeting of the Upton Bishop and District " Lodge was held at the Lodgeroom , Crow Hill , the Deputy Master , Bro . T. A. Powell , presiding over a large number of brethren . Six new members were elected , and four others were proposed for election at the next meeting on April 25th . The Covenant Home Rule was signed by all present . The business of the Lodge having been conclud- ed , the remainder of the evening was spent in a social manner . PARISH ROSS MISTRESS RE - INSTATED . It has been officially announced that Miss Crabtree , the head teacher in the Ross Girls School , has been re - instated , and the news was received by the children with great en- thusiasm . Army Service Corps . COMMANDING OFFICER'S DINNER AT MUCH BIRCH .. THE NEXT CAMP . The ly at the Axe and Cleaver , Much Birch , in A very successful dinner was given recent connection with the Army Service Corps . The attendance was good , upwards of 40 sitting down to the excellent repast . following officers were present : Lieut . - Col . Leather , A.S.C. ( commanding Welsh Divis- ion T. and S. ) , Capt . and Adjutant A. E. Holbrook , A.S.C. , Capt . J. A. Hill ( Com- manding Headquarters Co. , of which the Harewood End Section formed part ) , Lieut . C. H. Vaughan , A.S.C. , S. S. M. Lewis , who is in charge of the Section , S. S. M. Dredge , etc. Several local gentlemen wrote regretting inability to attend . thanks to Col. Leather for givng them such Capt . J. A. Hill proposed a vote of an excellent dinner , and the means of hav- ing such a pleasant evening . The toast was received with loud applause , and accorded musical honours . The CHAIRMAN at the outset explained the object of the meeting convened for that evening and read the circular letter sent out to each subscriber , which was to the effect that if in favour , or otherwise of a sugges- tion made at a recent committee meeting to have the club registered in order to per- mit the sale of refreshments on the ground , to strike out either " yes " or " no " in the event of their being unable to attend that evening and return the form to the secretaries . admitted that the Kyrle were unlucky and unfortunate . Abbott , for the majority of the game was almost a passenger , sustaining a damaged knee . Had he been ' as forceful a forward throughout all the game as he was in the first quarter of an hour , Hereford might easily have found themselves a goal behind . Another piece of misfortune for the home club was the missed penalty . But taking the game in general the Kyrle were certainly not a better combination than Hereford , and a draw was a fitting result of a well - contested and hard fought two hours football . It was rather unfortunate that both club's were attired in the same the Kyrle wearing them inside their nickers and Hereford outside . The distinction was hardly noticable , and frequently passes were given to opponents in mistake . For the home club all the members gave a good ex- hibition of football , Abbott and Prosser being of great assistance . The re - play will take place at Hereford next Saturday , when another strenuous game may be expected . Distinguished for Taste , for Quality , for Value . Bunning & Sowersby Announce their SPECIAL Spring Show ( LIMITED ) of Novelties . The Latest Hats to suit refined taste , and Spring Millinery generally , have just been personally selected from Original Designs in Town , and are NOW ON VIEW In the SHOWROOMS . ALSO pressed their reasons for opposing the regis - colour jerseys , the only difference being Newest Coats , Costumes , Dresses , Blouses , & Children's Clothes . Letters were then read from the following gentlemen , who apart from their votes , ex- tration : -Mr . Harry Webb , M.P. , Capt . A. S. Trevor , J.P .. Rev. R. T. A. Money- Kyrle , Mr. F. Cooper , Dr. Ll . B. Green , and Mr. D. A. Meredith . The CHAIRMAN then asked any gentle- me present to express an opinion on the subject . Mr. R. G. YATES rose and suggested that this matter should he put as a resolution . He therefore proposed that the club should he " registered " so that refreshments of any description might be sold to Members only should they require same , and that the bar must only be open for that purpose on match davs . J. A. Hill and those present for the way In replying , Col. Leather thanked Capt . they had received the toast of his health . He wanted to see the Harewood End Sec- tion , and S. 8. M. Lewis suggested a dinner as a means to that end . He wished to thank them for their good work in camp , and through the year , as he knew some of them had a long way to come to drill . They were part of the backstay of the Company , and the Column , and he wanted to see the Sec- tion strong enough to have a home of its own . He hoped all present would work to that end . Aberystwyth was to be their camping place this year . No doubt some of them remembered going there before . I know Staff Sergt . - Major Lewis does , the troubles he had there breaking bridges in , with his engine Pride of the Wye , but by persevering we were able to make temporary bridges and overcome all difficulties I hope we shall not have those troubles this year , and that you will all have a pleasant time there . He thanked them again for their good wishes , and hoped to see them all at camp to give him their help and support . The resolution was seconded by Mr. C. J. MORRIS . Mr. T. W. LOVELACE moved as an amendment that the new idea was not ad- visable and also unnecessary , and a matter . too , which he thought ought to be considered was the extra work it would give to their Secretaries . Mr. J. BEYAN seconded the amendment . Mr. JEFFERY spoke in favour of the registration , and mentioned that there would he a responsible person in charge of the bar . who would see that it was well conducted , and everything carried out as it should be . After all . refreshments would not be com- pulsory for anyone . and he therefore could not see any reasonable objection to the idea . He , however , did not agree to having a tent as in the past , as he thought that was a posi- tive disgrace to the club . WEBB spoke against the resolution . MARATS . H. N. S. THOMAS and R. G. Mr. MATTHEWS and Mr. WOOLER said latter remarked that he would not like to they had very onen minds on the subject . The therefore proposed that the question he al- e any ill feeling created in the club , or any dissensions amongst their members , and he lowed to stand over for decision until the annual general meeting in October next . out of order , " as they had met there that The CHAIRMAN Tuled this suggestion evening for a definite purpose to decide either one way or the other . A ballot was then taken - including those replies received by post , and the result was declared as follows : -Those in favour of the resolution 27 ; for the amendment 24. Re- solution carried by three votes . He The CHAIRMAN , in his closing remarks , said that it was hardly fair to ask their secretaries to undertake the additional work , as they already had enough to do . thought they ought to appoint a Club House Secretary , or refresments secretary , or what- ever else they might like to call him . This was left over for the committee to decide . The meeting then terminated with a vote of thanks to the Chairman . HOCKEY . ROSS V. MONMOUTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL . This match was decided at Monmouth on The following programme was rendered : - Selections on the handbells , Hentland Ring- ers ; song , " Hearts of Oak , " Driver Dance ; song , " Farmer Giles , " Driver Silence ; song , " Our Wants , " Driver E. Bevan ; song , " Laughing Song , " Mr. Stork ( encored ) ; song . Kilcot Road , " Mr. Voyce ; Selection on Handbells , Hentland Ringers ; song ; Saturday last . The following players repre- " When the Fields are White with Daisies , Mr. Cook ; song , " The Postman , " Driver sented Ross : -A . H. Clift . R. S. Potts , H. Bevan ; song , " Woman , " Mr. Stork ; Morgan , E. F. Smith , R. S. Hughes , W. Houndsworth ; song ( comic ) , Driver E. N. Meredith , C. H. Bussell , H. C. Kerwood ( capt . ) , Rev. Powicke , A. Cooper , W. H. " If there wasn't any women in the world , " Mr. Gilbert Jones . Mr. Stork presided at Longford . Monmouth : J. Davies , E. Wat the piano , and proved a very able accom- kins . H. Thomas , J.Edwards , F. P. Wood , P. Orbea , J. Rees , B. Partridge , C. Shaw , The National Anthem brought a very suc- H. Giles , M. B. Morgan . WESTON - UNDER - PENYARD . meeting for the purpose of receiving appli- COUNCIL . The adjourned cations for the appointment of assistant overseer and clerk to the Parish Council , was held on March 23rd , when there were present Mr. T. C. Wintle ( Chairman ) , panist . Messrs . T. Barclay , W. H. Smith , E. W. Prevost , J. J. Williams , T. P. Marfell , J. cessful evening to a close . G. Protheroe , J. A. Clark . The Chairman stated that he had received nine applica- tions , and after looking them over , suggest- ed that they make the appointment by ballot , which was agreed upon . Papers were handed round , and when returned to the Chairman , he found seven in favour of Mr. A. G. Bindon , who was therefore declared duly elected . It was agreed to hold the an- nual meeting on April 20th . VISITORS IN 1914 . Readers who have rooms available for visi- tors during 1914 are again invited to insert a notice in the list of apartments in the Traders ' Illustrated Guide to Ross . Thousands of applications have been received , in re- sponse to advertisements placed in the London and Provincial Press , from people wishing to visit this district ; in fact it has frequently been difficult to find suitable ac- commodation for visitors . You will not only secure the opportunity of catering for some of these visitors by inserting a notice in the YOUR CYCLE SEND IT TO US , THOROUGHLY CLEANED . 6 d . OR BEND POST CARD . FRANK HILL & CO . , MARKET PLACE , ROSS . The game opened in a most sensational Mr. Pool ( Grosmont ) was the referee , and the teams were : -Ross Kyrle : Bullock , Hereford City B : Bailey , Stephens , Ebrall , Ryall , Kemp , Prosser , Waites , Llewellyn , Lerego , Battersea , Abbott , and Cload . Smith , Powell , Silkstone , Powell , Owens , The game opened in a very spirited fash- clubs ; the pace , however , was too good to ion , good football being played by both last , and before long both clubs settled down to a quieter style . All through the first half the game was very keenly contest- Dean , Welsh , and Foulds . ed , both goals coming in for strong attacks . On the whole of the half the home club had 2 , Market Place , Ross . Are you ready for your Easter Tour ? You will be sure of a successful run if you are mounted on one of our GE Popular Victor " Cycles . These excellent machines may now be ob- tained at prices ranging from 84 10 to £ 10 10 Easy Monthly Payments arranged to suit purchasers . PASSEY & HALL ( LIMITED ) , Central Cycle Works , 35 , Gloucester Road , ROSS . A large range of Triumph , Sunbeam , B.S.A. , Royal - Enfield , and Rudge - Whitworth Cycles in stock . Representative athletes of Charterhouse and Harrow schools met on the playing fields another goal was scored . After Pugh went game out of the fire . Yalland scored a bril- off , the game proceeded , and later the player liant try , but this was all that was done , and sympathetic . Later the ball was kicked wanted to resume , but the referee refused the West Riding Regiment won the game . The to allow him . Subsequently James and up and medals were presented by Lady Haig . Goode retired Goode's action being purely against the referee's head by one of the at Godalming on Saturday in an inter - school players , though he oculd not say whether it was Pugh or James who was responsible for contest in running and jumping events . This the action . The officials of the club and was the first meeting of its kind between some supporters did all they could to pre- sides representing public schools , and it is serve order , and the referee hoped they suggested that similar contests would , stimu- 1 would not be held to blame . James would late greater interest in public school persuasion . The recent police - court prosecu- it proved , Charterhouse won them all . not have retired had it not been for Pugh's athletics . There were seven events , and , as tion in which James was involved was re- LEAGUE TABLE . Goals way , Monmouth scoring in the first minute , Rees notching the first point . Ross were hard pressed , play being confined to the slightly more of the play , and about half ferred to , and it was pointed out that al- Miss Muriel Dodd and Miss Gladys Ravens- visitors ' quarters . Potts , at back , was play - scoring a lovely goal from a neat pass by way through they secured the lead , Abbott though the common law had dealt with croft are returning to England after a long ing too far ahead for his position , thus allow- Battersea . Unfortunately for the Kyrle , ball by an oversight . - After a full considera- James , he had not been suspended from foot- stay in the United States . In the autumn last year Miss Dodd and Miss Ravenscroft left for ing the Monmouth forwards plenty of scope Abbott soon afterwards strained his knee , tion of the case , the Council decided to sus- for beating Meredith . the States to compete in the Canadian and After 15 minutes and was limping about the field for the rest pend James until April 30th , 1915 , Pugh proving successful in the former , and Miss American play , Giles , with a lovely shot , shook the net- of the game . tennis championships , Miss Dodd ting , Clift being helpless to avert his goal's the best forward on the field , and the Council ) until December 31st , 1914 , and Ravenscroft in the latter . Up to this point , Abbott was who had been suspended before by the Interviewed at downfall . " Tiger " and Longford were now damage greatly handicapped the Kyrle Goode until the end of the present season . Philadelphia , Miss Ravenscroft signified her prominent for Ross , but the good defence of team . The home club made several strong intention of competing in the next American Watkins and Thomas drove them back . Ed - attacks on the visitors ' goal , but found wards put the school further ahead with a Ebrall and Stephens , an excellent pair of ladies ' championship to defend her title . lovely cross shot . Wood , for Monmouth , backs , too sure for any further disaster . was playing a hard game , time after time Bullock , in the Ross goal , also brought off pulling up " Tiger " and Morgan " in some form . " Try how they could , Ross could not overcome the Monmouth defence , though one or two centres from Cooper ought to have been converted . The shouting of " School " by the home followers put one or two of the visitors off their play , with the result that Partridge scored number 4 for Monmouth . Half time : Monmouth G. S. , 4 ; Ross , nil . The second half was a repetition of the first . Monmouth continually attacking . Kerwood was deserving of special mention , he un- one or two saves reminiscent of his former days . The game was fairly clean , and oc- casional fouls for minor offences were given chiefly against the Kyrle . The whistle went with the home club leading 1-0 . Pld . Won Lat . Drn . For Agst . Pts 12 1 2 45 10 20 9 1 1 53 14 19 2 20 23 12 Goodrloh .. Ross Kyrle .. 11 Upton Bishop .. Ross St. Mary's . 12 Much Marcle .... Hoarwithy ...... 11 Whitchurch 6559 55 12 4 6 2 22 41 . 9 3 17 25 9 2 2 15 26 1 46 FOOTBALL FIXTURES . Hereford immediately took up the running in the second half , and the home defence had all their work cut out to prevent them scoring . Ross made one or two futile at- tacks on the Hereford goal , but the play ROSS AND DISTRICT LEAGUE . field . was 600n returned to the other end of the April 4. - Whitchurch v . Much Marcle . Owens placed the teams on a level , doubtedly playing a truly great game . and Hereford had a slight majority of the April 18. - Ross Kyrle v . Whitchurch . Itside , but you will assist the Association in Back Pains and Kidney Played on the ground of the first - nam very make the unrivalled charm of our beautiful dis- trict . Orders , enclosing the fee of 2s . 6d . , with copy of advertisement , should reach the Hon . Secretary , " Gazette " Office , Ross , not later than Saturday , April 4th . The " Ross Gazette " Year Book , 1914 . home . - Advt . Trouble . Mother and Daughter cured by DR . CASSELL'S TABLETS . my Price 2d . welcome companion in every head , near Glasgow , says : " Both Mrs. Walker , of 49 , Kelburn Street , Barr- mother , Mrs. Cairns , and myself have de rived great benefit from taking Dr. Cassell's Tablets . About two months ago my mother caught a chill which ESTABLISHED 1813 . WILLIAM PULLING & CO . , DISTILLERS , Wine and Spirit Merchants , Bonded Warehousemen And CIDER MAKERS , East - street , 43 , Broad - street , and Bath - street , HEREFORD . AND HIGH - STREET , ROSS . Foreign Wines and Spirite imported direct , under Bond , from Country of Production to their Bonded Stores , East - street . DISTILLERS , FOR 80 YEARS , OF PULLING'S PURE HEREFORD GIN . Manufacturers of all kinds of Finest Quality British Liqueurs and Cordial Retail and Trade Lists Post Free on application . Goods Carriage Paid to any Railway Station Sound Claret from 11 / - per dozen . Finest Special Reserve Whiskey , 50 / - per dozen . Sole Consignees of TIRANT and Co.'B CHAMPAGNE , at 56 / - and 68 / - per dozen . All other Champagnes at Lowest Prices . Ross 1 Ryall came into collision with a Hereford man , but was able to resume after a few minutes ' attention . Club ) . The amateur racquets championship was won for the first time by H. W. Leatham Club , ( Cambridge University ) at Queen's West Kensington , on Saturday , In the final 10 match ( a challenge round being unnecessary 6 by the holder , B. S. Foster , not defending his 6 title ) Leatham defeated E. M. Baerlein ( Man- Baerlein 3 chester ) by three games to two . was champion from 1908 to 1911 , and Leatham was runner - up to Foster last year . It was one of the best matches ever witnessed for the championship , and was remarkable for the fact that Baerlein actually scored five more aces than the winner . Leatham's play showed a wonderful improvement , and some remark ably fine rallies were witnessed . A special general meeting of the English Bowl ing Association was held in London on Satur day . The president , Mr. J. Gillespie , presided , and was supported by delegates from all parts of England . Three notices of motion were dis- cussed , and afterwards sent back to the com- ATHLETICS - AMATEUR RACQUETS CHAMPION- mittee to draw up a recommendation for the SHIP BOWLING AND PROFESSIONALISM special general meeting . These were adopted : FOOTBALL . Rule XI . - The association and each club shall discountenance professionalism , and each was weak . Morgan was not playing his usual game , with the result Cooper was not getting the ball as often as he ought to . Good play on the part of Rees , who beat several of the Mr. Pool ordered extra time to decide the SPORTS AND PASTIMES . visiting team , ended in Shaw recording game , and the captains again tossed for number 5 for the school . A grand run on sides . Ross had a small advantage of the the part of Longford , who centred finely , wind , which , however , made little difference INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY - ARMY AND SCHOOL was met by Hughes , who made no mistake , to the play . Excitement among players and number 1 being recorded for Ross . This spectators now became very apparent , and added life to the visitors , but the Grammar the play accordingly became more spirited . School came again in some form , and Shaw Hereford came down the field , and had the netted . A good and fast game ended with hardest of luck in not scoring , a terrific shot In opposing Ireland at Bournville in the club shall be responsible for the bona - fide the following score : - striking the upright and rebounding back last international hockey match of the season amateurism of its members . An , amateur is Monmouth Grammar School 6 into play . At the other end , the Kyrle also to be played in the British Isles on Saturday one who does not compete for a money prize , experienced some more hard luck , Battersea England were set their stiffest task of the monetary consideration , or declared wager . affected her kidneys A fast and clean game . Clift , in goal , was missing by inches . series . Ireland have always given a good No player shall be paid , and shall not receive and quite laid her up . not up to his usual pitch , two of the goals The clubs again crossed over , and the account of themselves in previous engage- his out - of - pocket expenses in connection with She was in frightful he ought to have easily stopped . Meredith Kyrle seemed determined to win . Hereford ments , but on Saturday they excelled , playing any ordinary match , although , if invited to pain all round her body was again in great form at back , time and were mostly penned round their own goal for what was regarded as the most powerful Eng play in an exceptional or representative and in her back , could time again driving the home forwards back . the quarter of an hour , and only got away lish team fielded for years to a draw at two match , he may receive his travelling and hotel not move for pain . We Potts was not at all reliable , rambling too occasionally . Ross got going in a spirited goals all . Ten minutes from the start Stocks expenses , for which vouchers must be pro- tried all sorts of things much up the field . Bussell played a good fashion , and Abbott , Battersea , and Bennett opened the scoring for England . Eventually duced to his club and , of required , to the without avail , but game , but the honours go again to Kerwood , were all unfortunate in not scoring . On one the Irishmen forced a corner , from which association . In all cases where the value of when she got Dr. Cas- who played a very hard and safe game . We occasion Abbott was brought down somewhat Cork made the score level just on half - time . prizes in tournaments and club competitions is sell's Tablets the im- must compliment the Rev. Powicke on his vigorously in the penalty area , but the re- The second half opened in favour of Ireland , stated in terms of money , the responsible a good attack on the left wing resulting in provement was wonder- good game . Longford played his best game feree did not give way to public opinion , in authorities must award the prizes in kind and ful . She is now better this season . Cooper was also in the lime favour of a penalty . The penalty , however , Simms giving the visitors . the lead . Five not in money . If any club or player shall than she has been for years . I have taken light , one or two of his centres being real came soon after , a Hereford defender hand- minutes from the end , however , a clever move- permit or do anything which in the opinion of Dr. Cassell's Tablets myself for backache gems . " Tiger " was held by Wood , and he ling just in front of goal . The excitement ment by Stocks and Leighton enabled Saville the executive is a breach or non - observance of brought on by strain , and they soon cured me , too . I think they are really wonderful , unwell when he commenced playing , so one terrific shot , straight into Bailey's hands . was not as effective as usual . Morgan was was intense , for the kick practically decided to equalise for England with a good shot . any part of this rule , such club or member may the result of the game . Prosser sent in a and I praise them to everybody . " must excuse him for his poor display On the Army Athletic Ground , at Alder- The wonderful power of Dr. Cassell's Tab- Hughes played well , but all the visiting for- Hereford cheered with the relief , while Ross shot , on Saturday , the West Riding Regi- lets to cure nerve - failure , stomach and kid- wards were handicapped by the first runs of supporters groaned with regret . Shortly ment defeated the Gloucester Regiment by 2 The Ross Gazette , Ltd. , weaknesses , and general vital ex- the School forwards . For the School , Wood after the game ended , the result being 1-1 . tries to 1 ( 6 points to 3 ) , and so became the haustion in old or young , makes them the was an outstanding figure . Edwards , Rees , WHITCHURCH PLAYERS SUSPENDED . was played in delightful weather , and onded , holders of the Army Rugby Cup . The game surest remedy ever devised for Ner- and Shaw are also deserving of mention . vous Breakdown , Anemia , Debility , Sleep- lessness , Nerve Pains , Palpitation , Kidney At a meeting of the Herefordshire Foot- the opening half the game was most strenu company saw a thoroughly fine struggle . Spinal and Nerve Paralysis , General Bodily and Stomach Disorders , Children's Weakness , ball Association on Friday last , it was report - ously contested , but the West Ridings , had ed that at a Ross League match between rather the better of the play , and led at the Whitchurch and Goodrich three Whitchurch interval by 3 points to . Exhaustion , Brain - Fag , and all run - down After change of conditions . 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