... FOOTBALL. HULLFOOTALLCLUB.-LIST OF ENGAGE- - ~~~MENTS, FInsT ~XV. Nov 20-B3radford ?? .Bradford to 27-St. ?? Dec 4-Halifax ?? 11 ?? ?? 18 ?? hamarockcs ?? 27-Leeds Buyers ?? Hull JAn I-Leeds ?? t, 8-Selby ?? ?? I 13--m alton ?? ?? at ,1 5-D ewsbury Shamrocks ...

... I FOOTBALL.. I HULL TIMES CHALLENGE CUP: FINAL TIE. The final tie in connection with the Hull Times Challenge Cup competition is arranged to be played to- morrow between Hull A 'eans and South- coates, on the ground of the Hull Club, Holderness- ...

... FOOTBALL. DAIRYC49ATES v. BARTON TOWN. These teams met for the firat time this season at Barton on Saturday last In very dull weather, and the field in many places was covered with frozen snow, which made it very difficult for running, but notwithstanding ...

... FOOTBALL. MIARLBOROUGH v. ALL SAINTS'. This match, under association rules, was played on Tuesday on the All Saints' ground, and after a very pleasant game resulted in a victory for the Marlborough by three goals to nil. Teams :-Marlborough: Goal, A. ...

... FOOTBALL. , BRADFORD v. OLDHAM. Played at Oldham, Bradford sooling 15 and Oldham 3 minor points. HUDDERSFIELD v. MANCaESTER. Played at Huddersfield, Manchester winning by I goal 2 tries, and I minor point to 3 minor points. Hudders- field had very hard ...

... I FOOTBALL. i HULL TIMES CHALLENGE CUP TIES., SECOND ROUND. HILLr As Tza V. ALBION.-The above teams meot on Saturday on the Wilmington ground, and after a good game the Hull team proved victorious by 3 goals 2 tries and 6 minor points to Albion's ...

... I F ALL. - w i 7-- , i - .~I .1 1 FOOTBALL.'- I~ ?? I 1 YORKSHIRE CHALLENGE CUP. SECOND ROUND. YORK v. DEWSBURY. Dewsbury 1 goal 8 tries and 4 ?? points, to York 2 e minor points. SELBY v. KIRKSTALL. is Selby 1 goal and 4 minor points, to Kirkstall 4 ...

... I FOOTBALL. HULL v. OSSETT. A match between these teams took place this afternoon on the Holderness-road ground, resulting In a victory for Hull by 1 goal 5 tries 4 touchdowns and 1 dead ball to nit. A very large number of spectators were present, and ...

... deputation was appointed to meet one from the Central Star Football Club, with a view to both clubs being amalgamated, as many of the members of the Cricket Club were also members of the Football Club, HosPIT&L SueNDa.-The following coll3ctions ha.va been ...

... FOOTBALL. HULL WHITE STAR V. EAMaES' ENGINEERS. -On Saturday afternoon a match was played on the Holder- ness-road ground between a scratch team of the White Star Club and 16 players (under the captaincy of H. L. Smith) connected with Messrs Earle's works ...

... FOOTBALL. HULL, SOUTHCOATvS V. HULL (SECOND ELEVEN).-These clubs met on the former's ground on Saturday, and a-good and well-contested game ended in favour of the South- coates Club by 4 tries and 11 touches down to Hull's 1 touch down. The tries were ...

... FOOTBALL. HULL TIMEES CHALLENGE CUP. ' t S!,COND ROUND. a SOUTHCOATES A' v. BEVERLEY. Played at; Be.erley on Saturday. Beverley kicked off, the ball going into touob nearthe viitors 25. FMuo the line out Southonatea rushed the leather down the a field ...