... FOOTBALL Pt, Myer, 1: hanhYdreek. 2. The loans set at 84. Cleer on Sato Met is • return match bolero a good crowd el spectators. The tie itISS and decided to play with the wind is liar trout toe tee visitors were first to attack and several tones had ...

... FOOTBALL Delabole Reserves nese at home on Saturday to Tiatagel. the visitor, winning by 4 goal* to nil. ...

... FOOTBALL St. will tkg 111111.94 for foul points at M. GOlii yin this P and D. beam will be Us from: Bra 7, Mincer, pipaick, Peares, A. N. Ogler, Pearce. Rios, Rows, Husband, Pyatt, and James. Itek-01l at 3 p.m. The following team will represent Powey ...

... FOOTBALL 000111111 WEDNESDAY, 2. 6; C ONO , Played at Barn Park re Wednesday week with the above result Tits goals for ti. re obtained by Hateking• 16) Breen, and fee the - Stare' by Braund ...

... FOOTBALL During tlie last two Saturdays bare bees playing at Imre. Om Saturday week Mount leperem meat under by 7 to oil sad Met a weaken team from St. atter uiatdeetlag were defeated by 2 to ail Tee goals were scored by E. Us,. to I G. Wee. sbaa. -- ...

... FOOTBALL. IBodmin's poor show in a Cup-tie encounter at Wadebridge last week knocked the heart out of many supporters of the club who witnessed the march. 1 am told that honours were very even in the first half, but that Bodmin fairly went to pieces ...

... FOOTBALL The team selected to represent RodmiL Town in • guarantee fixture Torpoint. at Bern Park, Saturday. i• U follows: Tyrrell; liore, Richards; Coach, Brown, essue (or I; Greenaway, Welch, Robilliard, Everett, Ranking. Lick-off at p.m. The v. Polruan ...

... FOOTBALL. BODMIN BOYS v. LOSTWITHIEL BOYS. This match was played at I,4twitlyiel Saturday resulted a win he the home team by goals to NEWQVAY v. BEDRUTH Before a•go,d - gate on Saturday, at the Red Li,in tield, the Newquay second string beat Redruth ...

... FOOTBALL. Bugle's first and second teams arrangrd a match between themselves for Thursday afternoon. The Bugle team did not visit St. Blowy on Saturday hot as announced —orlog to sickne►s of several of the Team. T' WHISPERS AND ECHOES. Jeln•Borton, of ...

... FOOTBALL ('ornw•all Senior ('up Wadebridge 3, 2 With a 3-2 home win. Wadebridge completed the double over Penzance to keep their unbeaten record. Despite poor ground conditions. the game was keenly contested throughout. Wadebridge. in the initial stages ...

... FOOTBALL from Wes.ley. and heist transferred. Hoskin received from and tested Brown. who cleared well. At the lateral deservedly led by the ea'? goal soared. Immediately og revaluing Bother begrime aggressive and not many minutes had elapsed before a ...

... FOOTBALL Wadi h e Ee.eryes. C; tiohydrovk, C. TLe ngt at. WadehriOce Saturday Mt: to • friendly mash. The weather ci .10.. list. t hreat .I;itia. hen:, t',,titid made the bet ery. blip won the ow tnd :o piny witg • slight wild. The visitors ru4,ied sway ...