... SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL. Derby County visited Preston on Saturday to meet the North End, and t.-o somewhat badly beaten by eight goals to none. Bom aides played 10 men. Rosb, jun. (3), Dewhurst (2), Dmoimond (2), and Gordon (1), kicked the Preston goals. ...

... SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL Derby County sustained their first defeat this season on Saturday when they succumbed to Blackburn Rovers by 4 goals to 2 . Other Leagne matches resulted — Aston Villa 5, North End 3; West Bromwich 1, Notts County 1; Everton 4, Bolton ...

... FOOTBALL ROWDYISM AT ASHBORNE ,i 1 SS, A T sh , borne Petty Sessions on Thursdiiv, John Hill. John Atterbury, James Sowter _] .. i- bi.M Bill, labourers, AshlMirne. ami J,,h _ Spencer labourer, ?? John Resell, stoker. Mavfiel d, were summoneu by the police ...

... to enable Mr. Smith to prepare the return required by the Football Association on August 31st- ...

... DEBHWSHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIOX A meeting of the council of this association was bold at ihe Baseball Hotel, Derby, on Wednesday cv.ning, Mr. E. F. Hind (Cuest6:field) presiding. Tiicrj were also present — Messrs. J. O'Hara (Ilkes- ton), A. C. Brentnai ...

... DERBYSHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. Mr. Perry presided at the meeting of the Derbyshire Football Association Committee on Tuesday evening. and there was a fnll attendance of members. The draw for the next ronnd of the Charity Cup was made as under, the ...

... DERBYSHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION The draw for the next rounds of the senior and junior competitions took place last week as under : — SENIOR CUP. SECOND BOUND: Bakewell v. Heeley. Eckington Works or Riddings v. Belper. St. Luke's or Matlock v. Derby County ...

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... DEBBYSHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of the Derbyshire Football Asso- ciation was held on Saturday afternoon at the Arboretum Hotel. Mr. G. M. Bond, of Ashborne (vice-president of tbe Association), was in the chair, and there was a large ...

... FOOTBALL PLAYER ARRESTED. In a pnblichcuse at Castleford on Tuesday afternoon some cupboards wore being cleaned out and a man named J. Ward, a gluablower and au ?? Rngbjr footballer, took a revolver fiom one of ths shelve* Several other men in the bouse ...

... A FOOTBALLER KILLED The sad death of Joseph Gerrard, twenty years old, a prominent forward of St. Helen's Pootball Club, who was killed in the opening practice match of St. Helen's Club on Saturday, was investigated by Coroner Brig- house at Bt. Helen's ...

... nest basiii election of a captain of the football teuin and Mr. A. - being asked to state the names of the team s . a very good lot of players. Tbey were n t (laughter), but be believed we had as good football rs Derbyshire aa in any other county in England ...