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... Notes from the Football Field. THE RUGBY GAME, BY NIMROP. Quite large number of people went over to Birmingham by the special train on Saturday afternoon, and found their way to the Reddings to see the match between Coventry and Moseley. Neither side ...
... Belfast lotteries, was resumed on Saturday, in the presence of a crowded court The lotteries were in connection with various football and athletic clubs. Mr. Campbell representing the Attorney-General for Ireland! prosecuted ; and the examination of witnesses ...
... EXCURSIONISTS. On Saturday the London and North-Western Railway Co. ran an excursion to Birmingham for the accommodation of footballers. A large number of persons availed themselves of the trip, the conditions under which it was run being that the parties ...
... 49, 37, 71, and 51, and M'Neil 35, 55, 118, and 142. At the close of the day the scares were—Spiller, 2,978 • M'Neil, 554. FOOTBALL. COVENTRY TEAMS FOR NEXT SATURDAY. Coventry v. Rugby (Ist teams). —At Coventry. A. C. Hill, back; A. Frith, F. Loveitt, C ...
... Sports and Pastimes. FOOTBALL. AN INTERESTING REVIVAL. In the quaint old town of Ashbourne, yesterday, an exhibition was given of the ancient game of football, as played hundreds of -years ago in this country. Specially prepared balls had been obtained ...
... from vessels in foreign stations the present sum will be considerably increased They are anxious to raise £20,000. V THE Football Field.—Last night t Garttar, coroner, held an inquest at the Hadywell Baths, Lewisham, on Sidney Henry Perman, aged 34, captain ...
... Sports and Pastimes. FOOTBALL. BIRMINGHAM AND DISTRICT FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the executive was held at the Midland Hotel, Birmingham, last night. The draw for the junior cup semi-final resulted as follows : —Singer's v. Packington, Unity ...
... A Football Edition OF THE MIDLAND DAILY TELEGRAPH WILL PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY NIGHT With FULL REPORTS of LOCAL MATCHES and the RESULTS of the MOST IMPORTANT COMPETITIONS in England. Secretaries of Local Clnbs are invited to send results to the Office, ...
... Sports and Pastimes. FOOTBALL—TO-MORROW'S FIXTURES. ENGLISH CUP.—Third Round. Sunderland v. Notts Forest. Referee, W. H. Jope ; umpires, J. Tomlinson, and J. J. Bentley Notts County v. Stoke. Referee, C. J. Hughes; umpires, M T. Roberts and M. Earlam ...
... Association. The Blackburn Rover'b Protest.—At special meeting of the Football League held Preston, the protest was burn Rovera against their game with Ever ton on November 29th counting, on account of fog and the state the ground. Mr. McGregor Villa) ...
... TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL. The Rugby Game. Coventry v. Rugby. Id the return match Coventry, these Clubs we represented the following teams :— covevtry. rugby. Back a. C. Hill E. E. HopewcT Ihree-quaiter?, A. Frith C.Bates „ F. ISiannard „ T. Harcox Bey. J. B ...
... A Football Edition OF THE MIDLAND DAILY TELEGRAPH WILL BE PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT With FULL REPORTS of LOCAL MATCHES and the RESULTS of the MOST IMPORTANT COMPETITIONS in England. Secretaries of Local Clubs are invited to send results to the Office ...