... FOOTBALL. LADIES' FOOTBALL TEAM V. NORTHI EPD JUNIOIS. MATCH AT CLIFTONVILL1. The lady footballers gave the Belfast punblic another taste of theirquality ?? last, tris time in a different rale. For the first time since their existence as a club they tried ...

... FOOTBALL. bie THFE HARTLEPOOL ROVERS' SEASON. 6 to The Hartlepool Rovers' Football Club have by a established a bright record in the season of 1889. secou 90 just concInded. It may be tabulated thus - Heth M Ch : - for 2C Te am. Mac1Wo ost irawivP t8 ...

... matches Last mason, has appointed Mr. A. W. Hsipfrorth president. WnxraiD T*nrmr Football Clui At* the animal meeting was stated that there was a balanoe ha^d £87. Football Club.—At the annual. thet following of:, cere were —President, Alfred Hartley; ...

... FOOTBALL. THSl ASqOCIATION CHIALLHNGH CUP. [i QF.E 'S PAItK, GLASGOW, V. BLAcKiviuiY Olxylu ?? holders of the Cap, tie' Blackburn Olympbc, met the cclebrated Scotch club, Qceen'a Park, on Saturday, at the Trent Bridge 2 e Ground, Nottingham. In the first ...

... refe- ree, B. R. Pirrie. IRISH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. THs committee of above met last evening and selected teams to take part in tha match, BElfast v. The Counties, on the day after Christmas, on the ground of the Ulster Football Club, Baliyna- feig4, and from ...

... FOOTBALL. RATUMINES SClOOL v 1ORTAR1,1NAGTON SCtjOOIL-This match was played at Portauliugton yesterlay and resulted in alnimst a walk over for the home tearn by 9 goals sand S tles to il. The ?? iwere secured by ls~illinamsen (i). E ~Vhiting (2), T W~hjtin ...

... Saturday ip awaited with considerable apprehension. TOOTBALL DRA-W .FOR L'AN-CA-SHIRE err. At a meeting of the Lancashire Football Asceoiations. l-dd la1st evening at Blackburn, the draw for the second t--and of the Lancashire Cup resulted as follows t- ...

... FOOTBALL. A BI RTONON-TR NT v. MU. At BAtm yesterday, eand after a fast game, g ited in 2r on tryandt n tactinormi to four minans. Calvort won the to, rhamd Withea dronswa in thost half. The 'later Invadthed the henia 25, but war re pulsed by the home ...

... 11 ; 1, , Football. ;i .TO SECTETAIIESF FOOTBALL.OGLtBS- .&c,-eI0'rla of Fnothaii Cf ubs, redto wd the Lar~aa clt teir retdhe. fnaerfadl * in our wecekIZ Jo~lnolu Colueslns Wtuld forn #aim ol, d a ll aolt s5 pe' l , after they are pa ed. fig ricS t c ...

... FOOTBALL. MOUNT COLLYEL V. OLDWAK. 011 saturdsy a vellecontested gamee ?? played on the new grounds of the former, off Cavehill Road, between teams representing the clubs in the presence of a good turnout of spectators. The home team having won the toss ...

... FOOTBALL. i HEBDEN BRIDGE FOOTBALL CLUB. I The annual general meeting of the above dub was held last night, at the White Lioan Hotel. There was a large turn-up of members. The statement of accounts was the most interesting item of business. The past season ...

... 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 ...