... FOOTBALL. ASSOCIATION NOTES. The first half of the season came to a conclusion on Saturday, and Sheffield United have the proud satisfaction of entering upon the New Year with an unsullied record. Considering the calibre of their antagonists this nothing ...

... and BACKWARD BOYS.— Patrou. the Marquess of Aber- gavenny. Individual teaching.. Home care. Headmasters wife t aincd nurse. Football, workshop, _ c. Terms moderate.— Neville House, 5. Hartfield-square. I~ EASTBOURNE.— SUSSEX COLLEGE. 2J The Headmaster will ...

... FOOTBALL There was good deal of holiday football last week, several of the leading city teams going on tour, and in most cases paying the penalty the travelling with weak representation. The local attraction Saturday was the intcr-provincial trial ma ...

... near Tewkesbury. The late Raronct's other sen, by his third wife, is Mr. Kings- mill James Key, the noted cricketer ai-.d footballer, who is captain of the Surrey Eleven. Mrs. Philippe Mackenzie, of Downham Hall, Suffolk, has now an exhibition of her w ...

... Mount Tabanyama, a mountain miles .S.E. of Lad _lying about 15 abows excellent ga yemith. The of this position. TO-DAY’S FOOTBALL. SUMMARY OF RESULTS. NORTHERN UNION. Hull Kingston R 1 5—17 Holbeck o— 2 2— 8 oe 1— 5 Hunslet Manningham Brighouse (A) . ...

... es (2 days). Hamilton Park Meeting (2 days). Wednesday. Gatwick Steeplechases (2 days). Keele Park Steeplechases. Friday FOOTBALL. RUGBY. Saturday Gloucester, England v. Wales. ...

... charged .toulin the above rate. Spinal a b o w.. p i p.) arruLtemoista fix Olotttile or a yew's order. Mn. Jackson. Cricket aed Football Challenges 11. per word. nENEHAL aria is An Aran Tor renewal of .sal ! direttowolelm or soy k emonunication relating thereto ...

... GAZETTE CONTAINS BACY PICKINGS BY THE OLD BIRD.'' THE SPORTS GAZETTE BEST ATHLETIC JOURNAL IN THE NORTH THE SPORTS GAZETTE FOOTBALL. CYCLING, AQUATICS, ETC, THE SPORTS GAZEITE ILLUSTRATIONS BY OUR OWN ARTIST. THE SPORTS GAZETTE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. PRICE ...

... FOOTBALL q I - : AISSOCIATION NTM .- W Aar featur e in tdy' L e ?? porA ss tx , wt r2t noneofth ahomsol aheinthe |iar :r . iir&Z m sulffered defeat. Three draws were visiti , 4 ?? two wf wbh ere goales . Derby his c . i. sy gained a point at Trent Brid ...

... and often of Demi rude t.. them. Let absolutely MON to discuss say decision he has given. . V . %-g:b.671 Southern footballers of the last decode will •hare with Northerners the, apromice of regret published in your columns lest week at the militated ...

... After the kick-off, the Ba.trhead men aga.in made off and scored a fifth. Teams:— St. Mirre.o A Patrick, Harvey, Galt, RUGBY FOOTBALL. TO ALL GOOD RUGGER MEN, When you've frizzled your brains in the ears and the trains, O'er the worrying century puzzle, When ...

... Edie ; J GtMei . lye :. Jiiirn Banm , - bie ; J . Milta T .. L . Keir ; J . AiaBr T ; W . MiCTis . : . ' ' • , . •; • FOOTBALL . BCOmaH LBAGUB-FiaSTDIVISION . ' , OAICTCAI-ED OT TO BATS . . . . •; ' . Matches . Goals scored . . ' Hr'd . : Wn . Lt Da ...