... in not scoring, some ?? shots being made. Score: -Western, one goal; Almeondbury, ni. ACC hENTS IN TIE FOOTBALL FIELD. Whilst playing in a football match at Scarborough on Saturday, Mr. E. A. Hart sustained a broken collar-bone. The game was played under ...

... whicht t it really a compilation of the remarkrable eve~ts which I have occurred in football work in the pwt.~ c -\ a TstORlS v. DBWSBtJP.. > f The Newr Zealand football team, at present malelg a*I tour of J~unland, played their sacond match in Yorksisire ...

... FOOTBALL. NOTES AND COMMENTS. OF THS SEASON. strong contrseC conditions which prevailed in the paM two years, the weatbi: r Saturday, tho ai the opening football season, watf much more lor the winter than for cricket. Hot that was aa ideal football day ...

... FOOTBALL. 5. - - e0 YORERSIRE CHALLENGE CUP., THE aALIFAX v. BATLEY DISPUTE. m The situatinq in BatlaY at prosent is one or suspense anq d anxiety as to the step which the County Committee will ,: take. 'While the decisions given by the committee with ...

... F.¶OOTBALL, ENGLAND v. SCOTLAN4D. the English fifteen to play Scotland, at Rlampdea Park, Glasgow, this afternoon, no further changes were known on the side beyond tbe two previo-sly I announoed, Vz., B. Poole, of the Hartlepool Rovere, . m ?? of J. F ...

... Sydney, Saturday. In the football match between England arid New South Wales, under Rugby rules, England won by one goal to a try. HA4LIFAX CYCTISTS AND TITE FOOTBALL CLUB: _'1'OPOSED AMALGAMATII N. The Halifax Cricket and Football Club. on their estate ...

... FOOTBALL. PROPOSED REQoLGAN !ATION OF TEE YORKSHIRE COUNTY COArMTTE.-- On Tiursday evening, at the invi- tation of the football sec;ion of tile Huddersfield Cricket and Athletic Club, an ?? meeting of representatives of several leading, clubs in tile ...

... FOOTBALL. ?? CHALLENGE CUP?. FINAL TIE. WAKEFIELD TRINITY av. HALIFAX. After a succession of contests fraught with the greatest interest to lovers of the winter game, the football season was brought to a fitting close onl Saturday by the flnal tie for ...

... FOOTBALL. TO-DYrS MATCEIES. Among the many matches possessing an interest for the admirers of football, few that are played in Yorkshire this afternoon will furnish greater attraction than the visit of Edinburgh University team to Park-avenue to play ...

... FOOTBALL. TO SECRETARIES OF CLUBS. Secretaries of Football Clubs will oblige by forwarding lists of their fixtures for the season to this Office as early as possible. TO-DAY'S FIXTURES. .Rxngra.-B2ngtey (2) v. Besoholifie. B; nrmonn.-Bicmbern' match. ...

... FOOTBALL. BAR ,NtEjY A SSOOIATION FOO'TBALL UNION- A-ND ITS PROGRAMME. Th1e committee appointed a short time ago to ?? into the position of this Union anrd to prepare ridle for its future governance has lost no time in getting to %work In the three or ...

... FOOTBALL. COSURnwELL o. BIb9TAn OLD. -At Churwoll, and ended in a draw in favour of Churevoll by four minor points to one minlor point. The game was pleasantlv contested throuchout. YoUrc ST. GEOPrsoE'S r. NLo0flTY ?? a fll team the Normanton reureseotatives ...