... tarne ?? on Saturdy be will not assistI 'winton against Broughton to-day. COLLAPSE OF A STANL\D AT A FOOTBALL MATC~H To-wards the end of the football match between the Blackburn Rovers and B'serton, at Blackburn. yester- day, a openstand on w ich ere ...

... FOOTBALL. TO CORRESPONDENTS. In thanking the secretaries of football clubs for their kindness in forwarding reports of matches to this journal, we desire to draw their attention to the following points :-One side only of the paper should be written upon ...

... orafcrwarde l-ate a. I combined game. On theother hand, the houe men o played a splendid game of football until the goal c for the visitors was scored, when football was ended, and a n wrestling, rough and tumble match was continued until the a fiaish, when ...

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... FOOTBALL. BP ENGLAND v. WALES. This match, the first international of the season, was played at the Rectory Fields, Blackheath, on Saturday, before a large crowd of spectators, estimated at 7,000. The weather was fine, and the dry afternoon favoured the ...

... FOOTBALL. e THE YORKSHIRE COUNTY CHALLENGE CUP TIES..- ?? late period of the season fixed for the Ch1allenge Cup contests has not this year served as aguarantee of suitable weather. The 'large quantity of snow which has I recently fallen, and still lies ...

... FOOTBALL. I CTAtLTy MI&rcx ATr BnAiwolgn.-At Park Avenue, on0 Saturday, a match in aid of the Soint Hospital Fund was g Played by teams selected from members of tbe Bradfrdl Football Club, led by Messro. F. Bonsor end Herbert , 2 Pobertshaw. The game ...

... FOOTBALL. BRADFORD v. HULL. The return match between these clubs took, place at Park Avenue on Saturday, and resulted in a win for the heme team. bt O11ogoal, one) try, anil two minors, to Hail11 three minors. T1td visitors Awere without ti~e asplstance ...

... FOOTBALL. ,1 BRADFORD v. LEEDS ST. JOHN'S. ;r The Bradford Football Club opened the season on ie SatUrday at the Cardigan Fields, woen they played Leeds St. John's. The ground was in capital conoition, the weather was favourable, and the attendance was ...

... FOOTBALL. LErES IsnDDE-CLAs SsCIsoon F. 0. a. BATirY G0F.Amm.LX SCHOOL F. 0.-This mathell wals played at Batley on Wed- nesday in the presence of a numerous company of specta- tors. Tihe Leeds club gained their scoring point in the first half, with the ...

... anvbody else. The Union will live even if they disappear. BAILEY FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL _MEETING. Great interest was manifested in the annual mreting of the members of the Batley C. A. and Football Club. which was held last night in the Town Hall. There was ...

... FOOTBALL. .. n . _ A- - f a AA i A m OboRPD v. C=Rinua (Assooiatien).-The annual match between the Universities, according to Association rule2, will ie pliaved on the Surrey Crichet Ground, in London, on Wedncsday, the 13t of March next. TO-DAY'S MATCHES ...