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... T FOOTBALL. KIRICHAM V. BLACKPOOL.-Pl8ayd at BiackpooCl od Saturday The result WAR Oin goal for Blackpool to 1fld CnoeTOs y V. CuasIce Roviss.-Tbhi match wasp Pla at Croston on Saturday, and resulted In a tie each side scoring one goal. OHRIST CHURCH ...
... far the benefit of Joh Wdeson, of t Preston, a football player, who has been afflicted with v blindness, and consequently it is hoped that the public V will attend largely. i A. CRUSADE AGAINST FOOTBALL.-ThI Mayor t of Southamptonin consequence of a recent ...
... FOOTBALL. I The -North End team and the Fishwiek Ramblers had another practice gamo on Thursday evouiug, whon, notwithstanding iunfavourablo weather, there was a large oro'vd ot spectators. It was anticipated that a nen forward would havo been proesent ...
... FOOTBALL. ASHTON BrrIeisr WORKM.AN v. ASHON~e ENTERPRISE.- oceti This match was played on the Mnrsh on Saturday, and littl resulted in an easy victory for the former. Score : British heri Workman, one goal, two tries, and four tonchdowns. we Enterprise ...
... FOOTBALL. I~ng Low Moon v. RissnG SuN (BLnkciRNuns.-The above- on named match was played on the ground of the former, at the Low Moor, on Saturday, Low Moor winning by four goals T to two. was AOLINGTON V. BlitiAOBEt.-This mnatoh was played on nati the ...
... Ashton Villa in the final tie forH the Potteries County Cup, and this season they have b, again shown their prowess on ties football field, Seeing bi that Darwen were the holders of the Lancashire Cup, great intereset was manifested in anticipation of the ...
... FoOTBALL. Football is rapidly attracting the attention of all its numerous admirers, both in Preston and elsewhere, aud the struggle for the champion. ship is likely to be as keenly fought during the ensuing season as ever previously. With the exception ...
... FOOTBALL. 31 le HIRsariAN V. SouTH Sncomn.-On the ground of the k, latter. The result was a tie, viz., two goals each. )r XmIRHAK (21D TEAM) v. LYTHAm (2Dm TsAc).-Tho Id result was two goals to Lytham, and one to Kirkham. le SouTrr END V. WAr~roN NArToNct ...
... FOOTBALL. EBV. MANHSHZN '~large nlumberofscats smb A14R Brooka's Bar to witnessore ots Blackburn cord n s .9 Spectatonrs wareorail~ dGround, dhfil a counter. After an xiigcne Oe.0 t ~'Victorious by two gast n.en8v1 BLACKBURN OLYMPIC v. TuRTON 0n e i, ...
... I .= 7 - I I FOOTBALL. Il I PBRSTON GRasSEoPPOIRS v. NORTH COrNTN COrY -A match between the above clubs was ?? 1 ground of the former, t'est Cliff, PrestOD 00 There were upwarda of 2,000 per3OnS pret the frost the ground wae rather hard, bot eJI j condition ...
... I FOOTBALL.I I - _ _ _ _ _I_ _ Hsi ST. IGNATIUS V. WALToN.-On the ground of the latter, fron at Walton, on Saturday, and resulted in the former being far l again victoriens. They were, however, overpowered con- a mI siderably by the excellent play of ...
... FOOTBALL. ling ST. IGNA2ITU' v. WEST Esvo.-ThIS match Wa9 ?? en on the North End ground on Saturday, for the benefit of S. aue Wadeeon, a former football player, who is now blind. how There weet only a poor attendance of spectators. The inc St. Igesatius' ...