... FOOTBALL. TO-DAY'S HATCHES. THE ENGLISH CUP. IrPswic TowU v. OLD WESTMINSTEnS.-TO be played on the ESsex County Crickct Ground, Leyton. Kick.Dff at 3 p.m. Ttio team leaves Ipswich by the 10.17 a.m. train. Ipswich teamm:-P. P. Cornell, gonl; S. A. Notreut ...

... 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 ...

... 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. TO-DAY'S FIXTURES. M IPSWICH TOWN V. COLONIAL COLLEGE. On the Portman Read ground. Kick-off 2.30. Teams: pi Ipowich Town: P. P. Cornell, goal; A. Bailey and R. G. Steward, backs; A. J. Haward, F. W. Turner, and C. F. Wonde, half-backl ; G. J ...

... FOOTBALL. Debenham v. Albert College, Frozmlingham.-This match wa's played on Saturday, November 11th, at Debenham, and after an extremely hard and close game ended in a draw, each side getting one goal. At first the home team was penned, and the College ...

... FOOTBALL. West End v. Ipswich United.-A match between the West End and Ipswich United (2nd team) Clubs was played on Saturday on the ground of the former, Norwich Road. - After a quiet and well-eonteated game, the match was drawn in favour of the West ...

... FOOTBALL. Twro of the leading clubs in the Eastern Counties, in wfiosO doings my readers are par- ticularlyinterested, are having a had time. On Saturday, Harwich and Parkeston, fighting for the Norfolk Charity Cup, were defeated by Nor- wich C.E.Y.M ...

... FOOTBALL. STOWMARIET: SEASON'S PROSUECTS. The champions of the Ipawich and District League for two years in successioni1ave a promis. ing season before them. The services of most of the players who distinguished themselves last season have fortunately ...

... FOOTBALL The weather, on Saturday, was rather too warm from a player's point of view, but nevertheless some interesting friendly matdhes were pbuyed locally. Ipsvich Town commenced the season badly, being eeaten by Harwich and Parkeston, on the latter's ...

... FOOTBALL, SUFFOLK COUNTY ASSOCIATION SSNIOR CHALLENGE CUP. FINAL TIE, -Ipswioc TowN (HOLDERS) V. LONG ManELFOJD. Saturday was a red-letter day in the history of Ips- wich football from more than one point of view. Firat and foremost was the success of ...

... FOOTBALL. SUFFOLK JUNIOR ASSOCIATION CUP. SECOND ROUND. Framlingharn v. Wic1khao7 Market.-Played at Framlingham on Saturday in very bad weather. Fram- lingham won by even goals tu four. Tpame:- Framlingbam: H Hunt, goal; W Merrit and F Pettit, backs; ...

... FOOTBALL. FELIXSTOWE CLUB'S VISIT TO THE I CONTINENT. The representatives of the Felisatowe Football Club end their friends start from Feolixstowe Station tbis (Saturday) evening by the 6.23 train for Parkeston, via Ipawiah, to catch the Continental boat ...