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... FOOTBALL. t OUR FOOTBALL COMPETITION. In last week's Auckland CLronicle aard South Durham and Mseveland Mercury Football Competition three r competitors succeeded itn preclictiugl the results of the whole of the ten . matches; and wlill therefore ...
... FOOTBALL RISII ASSOCATION CHALLENGE CUP. FIflST 3±Ot1Z1D. This day, at Broadway, Falls Road-Distillery v. UnIted Steamnship, at 3 p.M. This day, at Mount Collyer-Mount Collyer v. f'teabbey, at 3-30. This day, at Ballynahinch-Glent0ran v. Mon. talto; kick-off ...
... FOOTBALL AfSSCaATION. C'L&AThL V. ;OT3iLtzr. -This match WAS plaTe4yester- day t Nerth ect Cha;l won Sy foue goabl to two. EaYV.NLeJ T. troYsr. WESr Xc'NT R9so.Tns.-Prlyed yeV- terdiay a Gravenead. The Uravesand team won by two gsnlo to Rnsae. ncamr ...
... half-backs, M1. Burton, W. Davies, W. Wood; forwards, a0C. H. Ogden, L. C. Evans, Williams, Arthur, Bushnell.. FOOTBALL COMMENTS. Secretaries of. football clubs desirous of having their fiatures chronicled .would do well to communi. cate with me as carly in the ...
... the composition of the .League ?? Dear Sir. -Last Ssturdiy night's football edition of the North: Wales Guardian contained a letuer of mine advocaitii.g the formation o: a Welsh Football Neagne, and sugaesting rules and constitution of same. Mr E. i Cotterill ...
... FOOTBALL.. _i - - . I r o .'-i~flVEll'S NOTES wilI be commenced for r t I,, -~o ,n in our Issue of September 17th. Club r r secretaries will oblige by forwarding their fixture I - t cards as early no rossible to lObserer. Northam | ,r Echo Office, ...
... evening at five o'clock. THE INTb.RPRIOVINCIL MLATCHES- ULSTER XV.-Or. Monday nights ameeting of the 'lcter branch of the Irish Football Union was held in the Linen HalII Hotel, Belfast, for the purpose of picking the fifteen to represent Ulster en Saturday ...
... FOOTBALL MmnT~oass~rort~ InOytOP)L55 v. CAmrADIA8O.-AShs sustaining four defeats in succession from the Third lanark, Eing's Park, Lirdeld, and Sunderland, the Canadians, who bave shown improved form in every game, last evening scored their first victory ...
... FOOTBALL. the 1: NVAaarncronnD V. BARTEY.-T150 football season in chiefll ?? WWIh the first-named opened tinder mnost c-andi C favourable auspices en Saturday, when Barley, the fused C-smartest junior team in Reading, paid a visit to St. who 5, John's ...
... FOOTBALL. I' U AG B Y; METHODIST COLLFGF V. NORTH 2n-D XV.-AS will be seen by our adhvertis.;ng colrmns. these two tea-is meet to-d&y in the Junior League. North -wit be represented as follows:-Back, G. Wier; three-quarters, C. Reid, IV. Martin, C. Scruby ...
... FOOTBALL. Reports of football matches must be legibly written, on one Tb roe side only, of the paper, and must reach uts not later, thau or Monday morning. If our correspondents fail to find tur -their reportsa ini print, a fter this notice, thtey may ...
... FOOTBALL. TO SECRETARIES OF CLUBS. Secretaries of Football Clubs will oblige by forwarding lists of their fixtures for the season to this Office as early as possible. TO-DAY'S FIXTURES. .Rxngra.-B2ngtey (2) v. Besoholifie. B; nrmonn.-Bicmbern' match. ...