... FOOTBALL. ASSOCIATION MATCH AT EXETER. VICr(ORY FOR THE SOUTH STAFFORD- SHIRE REGIMENT. A fair number of spectators lined the ropes at Matford yesterday to witness something rather unusual in Exeter, viz., a football matoh under Association rules. The ...

... FOOTBALL., -- + on LONDON CIVIL SBRVIOR v DaRTMOUTH.- bul Flayed at Dartmou h yesteeday, a vesyinterest. bsal ing game resulting in a win for the home team wa by one try to nil. hic NBWTON v THORNTON HBEATH- Newtonians Me yesterday defeated Thornton Reath ...

... FOOTBALL. MATOHES POSTPONED. EXETER v. TORQUAY ATHLETLO. A League match between the above teams was to have been played at the County Ground, St. Thomas, this afternoon, but in consequence of the bad condition of the ground it had to be postponed. t ALBION ...

... FOOTBALL. The following appointments of referees for I Novemter have beon made, according to the ncw arranigemrents, by a joint committoe con- sisting ho Devon Qoonty Committee and. dolegate5 from tho Atoforees' Society, Messrs. Fostor and Terry wore ...

... FOOTBALL. U IMPORTANT ANN6NCEMENT, 1' view, of th still increasing interest felt, in the nationul winter pastime-footdall-ve .have decied to milce special effot thiss .seison to cater for thic patrons of ttio canc, which oar incrone-,d space ;rill otialle ...

... F'OOTBALL. TOPSHIAMI Sn'AR v. OAKS B. THE TOPSHiAM TOWN BAND IS ATTEND- ANCE. This match was plaved at Topshban, before one or two hundred spectators, end ended ini a draw in favour of Topsham by one try and four saves to one try and three saves. The ...

... FOOTBALL. ihe SIDMOUJTH B v. BUDLEIGH SALTERTON. ly I A mateha was played between the above teams at ! Sidmouth on Saturday. The game wsas mostly in 3i favour of bhe home team, who eventually won hby mE I two tries to nil, the points being cbtalined by ...

... satisfactory impression which football in 11 lse- this part of the eountry had given him. ore Mr. lill told him that Devonshire football players th ith must stand bytbe County Club, and said prominent 1, eat Devonshire football players had not supported co ...

... excursion ~vto iu the mining town. it is the longeit receive 1in the history of- Devon football, and demon- 2pec ?? such a growth in General interest, in Flyir football as would have made the pioneers of of thi the game in the West stand ag-hast. spectal ...

... FOOTBALL. _ ?? ST. MARY STEPS v. TOPSBAM. eonE Played on the ground of the former, and ended in Rev a win for St. Mary Steps by four tries to one try. vas Connor and Smenth made two tries each for the Steps, and Prater made the try for Topsham T EXatf'JR ...

... FOOTBALL. ALBION B,. TORQUAY WAN DE RERS. On Saturday these teams met at Devonport, and after a ratherunsatisfaotorygame taeformer von by a try to nil. CREDITON B v. ST THOMAS B. This match, which was played at Orediton on Saturday, end3d in a decisive ...

... FOOTBALL. DEVONSHIRE F. UNITED HOSPITALS. The County Football Club on Friday last had its annual match with a teane composed of medical studlflts in the London Hospitals. The game was played *n the St. Thomas ground in the presence of about 1.600 people ...