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... ;, FOOTBALL e, SCOTTISH ASSOCIATION. li A meeting of the committee Of the Scottish Football Ano C, v5 celtion was held in the Waterloo Rooms last ?? v. e, Park (Cambuelaog), the president, in the chair. After deal. 3' isp with a number of pro~tests, the ...
... Hiillhead. AcTiON AGAihNST A FOOTBALL C}.CB.-In the | Edinburgh Sheriff Small-Debt Court yesterday Sheriff.fHamilton gave bis decision in an action raised by W. & A. 'ILeed, builders, Edinburgh, against the Heart of MAid-Lothiain Football Club Iforn 5, being the ...
... FOOTBALL. I DRAW For SEOOSD ROUND OF SCOIISE oU., Aj meeting of tihe committee of the Scottish Football As- sociation was held in the rooms, Canrlton Place, Glasgowv, ast night-the president (Mr D. Mackenzie) in the chair. Ac- counts were passed in connection ...
... FOOTBALL. HTE RENTOUL PROTEST. APPLICATION TO INTERDICT FINAL TIE. Last night a large and enthusiastic meeting of Renton Football Club was held to consider the decision of the Scottish Football Association regardir.g Renton's protest. Mr Peter Camp- bell ...
... was illegal to pay a player for leas of time. This motion meant paying men for playing football. At the present time there was too great a temptation to p lay football among all classes, andtif this motion were married it would prevent many work- ing men ...
... F00 TBALL. SCOmTiS fASSOCIATZON. The General Cosutwittee of the Scottish Football Assoce!- tion met i; their Rooms, Carlton Place, last ?? Deusea ld M Keazie, the president, in the chir. Nineteen clubs were etruck off the rull of membership for non-payDent ...
... FOOTBALL. RoYtAL mY E recEUS . BrE). 2-lchheath, 2 goals 6 tries; Engineers, nil. At Chatham. Scoocsa FooTslvmL (Roussi Mmisosc. - The annual meeting of the Scottish Football Union seas held lass evening in the ?? Royal Etote-l-MeT. Ainsli. (gu-tititien) ...
... the e-cePtiO' of a strong wind, under favourasie coditions. An it happexed, howeri-r, the gme, s5 e display of scientific football woo somewhant dissppoint- ine, paening orn both fider bnigh, ieat noticeable by its absence. No doubt tLe. ?? wan i a measure ...
... FOOTBAL Revio A ooball oompe g03 ld w~ uthc Mand TI?, About t.^ineclus ed Locbwnnth2d.oi eb is the iWo- 2d . . e - ...
... and rendering the game more pi shy oue of football than of indiscriminate hauling, hi Is, tearing, and scrimnmaging. On this point some in ety excelient observations made in a series of so he papers on football now appearing in Land t c; and Water may ...
... made by Colonei I Meerr year by ear, thaut the Corporation shouisd acquire the trajiing football .grounds in perpotuity. thi Lordabip Sali he s not a footballer him- i self ?? could not therefore he supposed to be entnasiastic. He lod never studied the ...
... FOOTBALL. LA.tNcFomt TEU:P.DAY V. WIAUrEOPE RovExs-At Laoegholmyesterday afternoon. The match endedinaiwin for the Eovers by I trimn to O. SOUTH OF SCOTLAND V. GLASGOW.-A meeting of foot- ballrepreoentatives was held at St Baowells lase night to choose ...