... approval the Ann ley club's committee. THE NEW FOOTBALL CLUB FOB YEADON. A public meeting wss held in the Town Xeaflon, Thursday eveoang, in the new football has forvDsi, as the erf the for the the three football organisations, via., the Cricket and dob. White ...

... FOOTBALL. HOLLIDAY CHALLEN9E CUP. SHM[ETrOsiPa V. PADDocr.-Yesterday these clubs appeared on the Fartown ground and played off their tie in the Holliday Football Challenge Cup. There was a very large gathering of spectators, who showed intense interest ...

... FOOTBALL The annual meeting, '-as hlcd laist night'. Mr. * Myers Preesoig-K1rn, annuzal reroOrt. read hr, Mr. X. H.L Eme~hdtff. sholwed that. durig the pst eason 21 matches- had beea- won, 11 lozt, and 4dawn. PULLeq h-ad scolred- 3t goals. 62 nieS4pointsd ...

... FOOTBALL. Mr . RtG1!P OOTflA.L ITNION.t Mr. G. Rowiland Hil, hon. secretary ot Rugby :Football Union, writes to say that at the general meeting 'which will be held on Wednesday, Mlarch 31sT,. at the Westminster Palace Hotel, at eight p.m., the following ...

... FOOTBALL. NORTHERN UNION. yORKSHIRE CO UNTVY COMMITTEE. A meeting of the Yorkshire County Committee will be held at the Mitre Hotel, Leeds, to-morrow (Thurs- day), at 6 p.m. Business:-Minutes, correspondence, reported players, Mr. Nichol's notice of motion ...

... FOOTBAL. T. R. Scrox-'sTTrat c. EmnnEctsnn.-Testanday a team. recieed by 'Sr. ?? R. Sntto'., paid ta vsit to Itoddersolfld to raY the premier orysm1a3tion at Flntowin. Tilm day was Very taoear- nil sin thu reuno viiieaterei~t enrslanom Owing to the locad ...

... FOOTBALL. PLAYING FOOTBALL IN THE STORM. MAORIS v. CARLISLE. The Maori football team played Carlisle County on Tuesday. The game began in a storm of wind, sleet, and snow. The ground in front of the home goal was covered with water. The visitors played ...

... FOOTBALL. PRESENTATION OF MEDALS TO THE CHAMPION COUNTY TEAM. A dinner wasgiven to the Yorkshire players in thel Champion County v. Rest of England match, at the Griffin Hotel, Leeds, last night, presided over by Mr. M. NzwsoxE, President of the Yorkshire ...

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... in looking back upon a period of twenty-five years, since he began to play football. he could ullhesitltingly eiy that the York- shire UnionL hld done more to advance football than ( all the other bodies in England prit together. Whjen it began its career ...

... match will have to be re-played. FOOTBA.L ACCIDENT AT KnIGHLEY. - On ll Saturday afternoon a young, man named Roberts, residing d in Pitt-street, Keoighley, had his right collar-boue broken in whilst playing in a football match, Keighley v. Bramley o, (second ...

... FOOTBALL. 's L- Li2n8.-The flrqt otl Lnns ST. JonNs's er na.The first contest of the sted ?? between these clubs was. played on Satuir-- atte, ay&sthe Leeds round, at Ellrand-road. The day was bw 'e-Tut dull, any as tlsis match is. looked- upon as yvea ...