... FOOTBALL. ST. LUKE'S v. ST. ALKMUND'S.-- A match between the tirst teams of these clubs was played on St. Luke's ground, Peet-steet, on Saturday last, and resulted in an easy victory for St. Luke's by two goals to none, kicked by Armytage (captain) - ...

... WEDNESDAY, MAicdH 29. FOOTBALL. 1VV IJMJ .1 Our brief comments upon football (considered in def, the light of a national sport worthy of encourage- we ment) have met -with considerable criticism from of journalists, and we are glad to say that their general ...

... one team was as bad as the Other, and that it was a ew earing not a football match. Barley was suspended for two months, and Thorpe was sqspended from taking any part in a football match for thdvremainder of the season. Clay Cross were ordered to pay ...

... FOOTBALL. .I ST. JAMIFReS JUNronS- v. DA1LTY JuNOtas.-Tiis mnate was piliyed at Darley oIL Saturday week, and resulted In a vicltry for St. James's by three goals and out onte disputed to none. ST. JAMB'S J.UNzOas V. DUPFIELD 3uNIolsq,-Tois match Wag ...

... FOOTBALL. THSl ASqOCIATION CHIALLHNGH CUP. [i QF.E 'S PAItK, GLASGOW, V. BLAcKiviuiY Olxylu ?? holders of the Cap, tie' Blackburn Olympbc, met the cclebrated Scotch club, Qceen'a Park, on Saturday, at the Trent Bridge 2 e Ground, Nottingham. In the first ...

... FOOTBALL. looks, their ST. ALxMUND'8 T. JOBSON's FoUINDRY.-This match, uluess played on the St. Alkinund's Club ground, after a most of the uneven game, resulted in a draw. St. Alkinund's as usual, rative had it all their own way, though neither side ...

... FOOTBALL. ALL SAINTS' v. ST. DUNSTAN'S.- This match was played at Normanton on Saturday last, and resulted in an easy victory for St. Dunstan's by six goals to none. ST. LUKE'S (JUNIORS) v. ALL SAINTS'.- A match between the above clubs was played on the ...

... FOOTBALL. 1)E1t~lYSIEIIflI( 1OOTI3ALL ASSOCIASTION. On ?? ae last the fllornwig tirS in the tilr4 rr oun0d of the cVill- petition for tile Calilenge Cup offered by the Derbyshirt Football Assoeiatioli were played off:- AsatllonsEV. 1)AtLtEWINJIEv (CuiCT ...

... D't ' ' Il .: THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE. The annual general meeatikof the above body was held on Friday at Andertou's gotel, Fleet-street, under the presidency of Mr, 3l'0regor (Aeton Villa). Mr.. St. H. Loclkett, having severed his conncotion with the rat ...

... .IeotbalU. DEBBYSHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the committee took plate on Friday even- ing, Mr. J. K. Fletcher, of Heanor, in the chair. Ripley celub werer Isuended for a month for upholding a player in defying a referee, The draw for the ...

... 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 ...

... - O _BL FOOTBALL. Image v so>v m~ nvn.,lnv of DEUiBY BOVman V. JUO5CTION-8TREBT, DERtiBY.-Tlfe above oir match Was ?? on Saturdy last, on tho ground of the til former, and resulted in in easy vietory for thf RovereH by two goals to none, bo)th kied by ...