... E.R.C.F.A. OFFENCES AND CUP COMMITTEES. The weekly, meeting of the, Offences' Committee met on Wednesday, night the Metropole Hall, F. G. Stringer in the chair. The following players were dealt with: B. Smith (Tramways) was .reported for alleged foul ...

... match eligible. The question of the eligibility of a player of St. Patrick's Club was deferred. JUNIOR CUP DRAW. Tho draw for the fourth round o£ the Junior Cup resulted as follows: .Driffield H. v. Flamborough. Reckitts 11. v. Brunswick 11. Recs. v. Stepney ...

... St. Peter's. To be played the ground of the firstnamed club on Saturdi-.y, March 22nd, kickoff p.m. JUNIOR 0174*. The draw for the sixth round the Junior Cup resulted as follows: and Cooper v. Howdendyke C-W.S. v. Radiator or Amos and Smith. Pickering United ...

... E.R.C.F.A. COUNCIL. The monthly meeting of the Council was held on Wednesday night at the Metropole, West-street, Mr F. G. Stringer in the chair. The minutes of the Referees' Committee, which showed the settlement of the amateur league referees' question ...

... TO JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB SECRETARIES. I Photographs this season's teams may j be submitted for publication in the •• Sports Mail. Write clearly the bach of photographs I the names the players, also the address i to which the photograph shall be rej - ...

... Charlton said Filey Juniors wore etj'uck out the BndHngton. arwl District Oup Competition it would not I>© eatisfactory Flam.borough, and Mr. Johnson, agreed. Mr. Stubbs eventually proposed Uiat the mutch, be replayed, that Filey Juniors lined 2/6. and that ...

... (3) Heckling and Rowdyism. (4) Unemployment Insurance and Industry. ORDER THE LAST ISSUE HULL TIMES. E.R.C.F.A. COUNCIL. MORE GROUNDS FOR HULL JUNIOR FOOTBALLERS. The monthly meeting the Council was held at the Metropole, on Wednesday night, F. Q. Stringer ...

... attention the next meeting of the Inter-League Board unlees previously settled. The Board's meeting has not yet been fixed. E.R.C.F.A. THE ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting was held on Thursday night the Metrocele. West-street. Mr F. G. SHringer was in the ...

... disarmament. But let Government explore every avenue see whether could riot get this question arranged agreement. (Socialist E.R.C.F.A. OFFENCES COMMITTEE. The weekly meeting was held Wednesday nielli, F. G. Stringer the chair. Montrose were reported regard ...

... _ . I Mr. Walker paid one the men had been sent off the field in the match and the wide had written Hull to teal 1 the E.R.C.F.A. that they considered QUITE UNFAIR FOR HEM TO SENT OFF. Mr. Thomas eaid he did not think the man deserved sent off from what ...

... who did not always aval himself of their help. If linesman had certain duties to do he would relieve the referee. said that junior referees did not realise their full responsibilities. No man should referee for the fee alone. Uuless he gave, of his best ...

... and often someone afterwards denounced him for cheating them of tho sport they had paid «co. E.R.C.F.A. GUP SEMIFINAL GROUNDS. In the semi-finaT the E.R.C.F.A. Senior Cup Competition, Da'iTcpates navin-r won the toss, will meet Reckitt on the Piekerin-lane ...