... FOOTBALL Though Kent have still their match to play against the Rest of England, the curtain is already practically rung down on the cricket act, and football-- in fairly seasonable weather for once-- arrived last week to take its place. There was at ...

... FOOTBALL. association. AND so the Football Cup has come South after all these years of weary waiting. It. matters little who brought it South-- Scotsmen, Irishmen, Welshmen, Red Indians, or natives of Timbuctoo-- the Southerner is perfectly happy to limit ...

... FOOTBALL. The Staffs ot the Meiborongh Prince ot Wales and the Kmpire Palace playefl a football match at McxboTough on Good Friday, In aid of tbe minors' families. A pleasant game endeu in a ?ictory for the theatre by 3 goals to 1. ana tne promoters had ...

... FOOTBALL. Til ERE was very little football of interest in London on Saturday last. The Cambridge Soccer team came to Tufnell Park to play the London Caledonians and gave them a tremendous beating. The rain had made the turf very heavy, and Cambridge had ...

... FOOTBALL. The Music Hall and Theatrical League. --Result Jan. 30th, 1910: The Gaiety, 2 Fulham Theatre, 0, ...

... England on Easter Monday, and a match has been arranged with the Rosslyn Park Rugby Football Club, to be played at the Old Deer Park, Richmond. Lovers of Rugby football should make a note of this fixture, as the French club is the best Rugby team in France ...

... FOOTBALL intelligent enough to appreciate the vast amount of theoretical and practical knowledge underlying the science of producing the maximum amount of milk and handling it with t he optimum cleanliness; as st ockmen or herdsmen with sufficient veterinary ...

... IN FOOTBALL In spite of our hand ome win, the play of the English team was not entirely satisfactory and does not increa e one's confidence No fault can be found with in their ability to beat Scotland. No fault can be found with the forwards, who were ...

... FOOTBALL. By Will Owen. A FULL-BACK SHOULD BE STRONG, HEAVY, AND VIGOROUS. NO CAPTAIN SHOULD RETAIN A SELFISH PLAYER. IF A REFEREE SEE AT ANY TIME A WILFUL INFRINGEMENT OF THE LAWS, HE SHOULD AT ONCE BLOW THE WHISTLE. IT IS ALWAYS -BETTER TO AVOID HEAVY ...

... FOOTBALL. THE first match of the Australian Amateur Rugby team, played at Devonport on Saturday last against Devon, ended happily for the visitors, who won by 3 goals 3 tries (24 points) to 1 try (3 points). This, for a beginning, is encouraging, and ...

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