... FOOTBALL. GL LEGOW LAGUE a Plzed. Won. Lost. Drawn. Fore Agst. Points. ?? 7 5 2 C 23 12 it Queen's PArk. 7 4 2 1 39 16 9 Celtic . . 7 3 3 1 1i 17 7 Clyde .. 8 d 5 0 16 24 6 Tlhird ?? 7 1 4 2 11 IS 4 Cr ME V. CrErc.-Thcese teamns met lest night at Barrow ...

... FOOTBALL. SCOTTISH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION A meeting of the Scottish Football Association washeld in Glasgow last night - Mr Charles Campbell, the president, in the chair. Mr M'Culloch was appointed to the Professional Committee in place of Mr Reid (Air ...

... FOOTBALL 3 ~ASSOCIATION'. 10 LONDON v. TIM MUNVERSITIES. 10 10 There wras no lack of excellence in the match between t4e 6 London Football Association and a combined team of Oxford and Cambridge yesterday, played on the Elssex County Ground, teyton. A ...

... FOOTBALL INTERNATIONAL MATCH AT PARTICK Another internationfl match caine Off on Saturday. On this occasion a Welsh and a Scotch team, each ?? engaged in the fight. and again the home players deewed their superioxity-thi6 time. perhaps. In an even more ...

... 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. ASSIOCIATION. Sie 1011 thol fol-twrie nowe groocttut JUiteticu--lltid, llOIIoWcuY. the ii elurn rauldih vrwe played beteecin the 0iiieduniane and Wool- C , Ylich Artelnl. Iu tho Buiet gacine thu Ulounhio im errli, di.- At *o outtt= l, but retaorlday ...

... FOOT'BALL. - i sonhtmn) (backs), A. If. lisnield (tkuy'rrmerptdaf), W. lnwcey ?? (Quildford), anun 11, ii. Andrew,, (Plast. n1iloeyj yrslf barks?, IJ T1. Iitsoeasrta (duriltirn 11111) (cenitre) ?? 1rowa (Went rivt Croydon) arid A. S. ?? (Osivlhrdrl) (right ...

... thecomrseof thegame. The final result of a one-sided game was thus-Cetic, ? goals; Harp. 1 goaL The Celtic gave a display of football which, unfortunately for the game in the t~own, is too seldom writnessed in Dundee. Considering the tem oppaci t them the ...

... spectators on te b Paradise Ground when this match commlendeed, -rld patrons were well srewarded by the fight of some firstolass football, ite ground loronce m 'ti a way favouring anl exhibition of the scientille t game. Teamss:- - k IaONOPOLTa&-00al. W Chalmiers; ...

... FOOTBALL. SCOTTIS FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. The annual general business meeting of the Siottish Foot. ball Asociations was held ino the Lessor Trades' Ifall last 1 ?? J. Walilce, Beith, presiding. There was a large attendance. The secretary read the annuil ...

... FOOTBALL FoowE ASSOCIATION. LONDON v. SEI.ELD. Trhere was no lack of fne football at the Essex Ground, y2 Leyton. yesterday, and if most of the excellence was with P London, the crowd of about 4,00 vwas the more pleased, for A London's seiccew was Eoimething ...

... FOOTBALL. --- --- WANDERERS v. OXFORD UNIVERSITY. MATCH FOR THE ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE CUP. On Saturday morning this match, being the final tie for the Challenge Cup at the association game, was commenced at half-past eleven at the Lillie-bridge Grounds ...