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... FOOTBALL IN THE NORTH. THE PExSTON GiAssHoPPERS. (Fromd the Athletic News.) The Preston Football Club has undoubtetly won the premier position this season in Lancashire. Last winter they had a very successful time of it, this year they have peatively ...
... conduct in not saeingr that the sport of football was played strhu ly Ki a-cordance with the rules of the Football Ass oiation. Hia had necn instructed by the jury to lay these facts before the Council of the Football Association, with a view to putting a ...
... FOOTBALL NOTES. I PROaw ovr SPECIAL. CORRSPONDENT] Contrary to expectation, the Blackburn Rovers I failed in their efforts to defeat the Wolerhamca ton Wanderers in the replayed semi-filoa t.e of the 'National Cup competition at Crewe, and, ins-tad of ...
... PROFESSIONAIJISM IN FOOTBALL. The annual October meeting of the Rugby Football Union was held on Monday evening in London, at the Westminster Palace Hotel, and in view of the important subjects to be brought forward there was a large attendance of delegates ...
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... FOOTBALL NOTES. [EROM OUR SPECuAL CaRPON bENT.] Like the Yorkshire Rugby Union, the Lancashire Association have gained some distinction for the spirited manner in which they tackle the business brought up for consideration. At their meeting on Tuesday ...
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... OUR FOOTBALL LETTER. [FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] With the close of a somewhat disappointing cricket season we find ourselves fairly embarked on another winter's football campaign. The enthusiasm which has marked the commencement of the season augurs ...
... attractive football engagements, the list athletic sports includes events such as the NSerten Counties' Championship and the final tussle betwen Owens College and Liverpool in the Lac rg competition. But it is the national sport of football with r.d we ...
... OUR FOOTBALL LETTER. [FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] The international match between England and Wales should ordinarily have taken place on Saturday last. No contest, however, took place, so it may now be assumed that the promised reconciliation between ...
... OUR FOOTBALL LETTER. [FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] It would almost seem as if the fates were conspiring against Derbyshire county cricket. The desertion of Frank Sugg and Shacklock was severely felt. Then followed the death of J. Chatterton, an e ...
... OUR FOOTBALL LETTER. [FBOM OUR OPECIAL COERESPONDENT.1 In the England v. Scotland and England v. Wales international matches, a couple of higbilyimportant events have recently been decided. The first of these terminated, as many of my readers will be ...