... FOOTB ALL. YORKSHIRE RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. A meeting of the committee of this Union will be held at the Green Dragon Hotel, Leeds, on Monday, April lst, at 6 p.m. Business:- 1. Minutes. 2. Correspondence. 3. Treasurers accounts. 4. Referees for (Fourth ...

... Reserve, 1. Tantobie Co-operators, 6; Blackhill St. Cuthbert's, 1. Allendale Park, 3; Walbottle, 0. THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. At the meeting of the Football Asso. ciation Council to-day the agenda will include the making of the draw for the semi-final ties ...

... FOOTBALL. Brcown Erjv-N Cur Drkw -A moetieg of the rose- nit e of thu tctiih 6rco ni I. leven Foot ',1l ASOciiinr Yees held laqd idgist i1 the ?? 6 ( arlton ci 1'Y ?? Ghl%,w- Mr A 31. ' lisi (l'arrick Thlsell is the chair. Tihe lilsiiiain aretheedeoich ...

... FOOTBALL. THE ASSOCIATION CUP TIES. Woodbridge v. Ipswich Harriers.-On Saturday z match was played on the field adjoining Farlinga Hall, between the Woodbridge Association Club and tie Ips- wich Harriers. Woodbridge had already one match in hand, and ...

... FOOTBALL. ROYAL ACADEMY, GOSPORT, V. HIGH PARK re HALL.-This match was played at Gosport one Sata- of day, and resulted ia nn easy win for the Acadmy Iby H six goals and four tries to ?i/ T. C. Dawson scored w four tries and dropped a neat goal, Massy ...

... FOOTBALL. Tha great event ef. to-div is the first maltchl of~ -h ssasx ?? hc enrrscntati'r to? the North and 5eath, wbi, cozes cfL Whaller loanre. ManPchester. Two I strcneor tca'is iu woold panrhaps he) imoossild'l to Cheose titan the rival fiffcens~ ...

... FOOTBALL. NOTES AND COMMENTS. BY OUR SPEKALL FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENTS. ASSOCIATION. To say that Scotland received a great shock in the ?? contest on Saturday is putting matters mildly. This is plainly evident from the acid tones employed in the reports ...

... Jsii'-or Cup. Mr. Trench wae- appointedrepteeentaitie eon'the Committee of Suffolk t County Football Association. , At the headgu'irters of tbe: Kirkley Football Club, i on 'Moldiay. nightb A6 WV. E. Goaring and Mr. J. ( HellIn; were each pressented with ...

... 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; ...

... FOOTBAL Revio A ooball oompe g03 ld w~ uthc Mand TI?, About t.^ineclus ed Locbwnnth2d.oi eb is the iWo- 2d . . e - ...

... FOOTBALL The annual meeting, '-as hlcd laist night'. Mr. * Myers Preesoig-K1rn, annuzal reroOrt. read hr, Mr. X. H.L Eme~hdtff. sholwed that. durig the pst eason 21 matches- had beea- won, 11 lozt, and 4dawn. PULLeq h-ad scolred- 3t goals. 62 nieS4pointsd ...