Leigh played the better aerie throughout, their threequarters being partioularly smart en the ball, and givindthe hest exhibition of combined passing peen at Wilderepcol this year. O'Neill was especially netietalile, and it was in bringing his brilliant nEerts te naught that Jol
30 December 1916 - St. Helens Examiner - St Helens, Lancashire, England
Ilit In The Arm By A Sniper. Private R. Bond, Loyal North Lancashire Pioneers, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Bond, 186, Gorsey-lane, has been wounded. Writing to his Parents, he states :—" I daresay you will be surprised to hear that I have been wounded. I got hit in the arm by a snip
30 December 1916 - St. Helens Examiner - St Helens, Lancashire, England
N tire Waltera Leaving Sanatorium—Having been successful in obtaining an appointment as tuberculosis nurse under the Wigan Corporation, Nurse Elsie Walters is leaving Sankey Sanatorium tbis week-end, after a stay of about, eighteen months, during which she has been very popular.
30 December 1916 - St. Helens Examiner - St Helens, Lancashire, England
Played on Tuesday. St. John' t; won the toss and played with the wind n &Mir favour. Challoner, after a fine run up the field, passed to Bothwell, who scored a good goal. A few minutes later Rose kicked through his own goal. St. Mary's then made an attack, and Stirrup scored the
30 December 1916 - St. Helens Examiner - St Helens, Lancashire, England
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30 December 1916 - St. Helens Examiner - St Helens, Lancashire, England