... FOOTBALL The annual meeting, '-as hlcd laist night'. Mr. * Myers Preesoig-K1rn, annuzal reroOrt. read hr, Mr. X. H.L Eme~hdtff. sholwed that. durig the pst eason 21 matches- had beea- won, 11 lozt, and 4dawn. PULLeq h-ad scolred- 3t goals. 62 nieS4pointsd ...

... FOOTBALL. xycER S r. HEzkwr! 0? 75ciD-LOTe.7AN' CEne'steiei.- Tht n t ure caine ufoil tees ter-day on the 0eeouend of the Fleas-S of 31ud-Lhoth an, a3t £yneeatle, near Edeteuburgh, and re- sulted in a draw-one goatl canob The garne th rlughott was very ...

... I - , , FOOTBALL. NpWTOu Hxaqs v. STo=g.-At Newton Heath before .10,1000 spectators. In the first half Newton Heath had by far the heat of matters, bub the Stoke defence, aided by luck. maragedtokeeptheir goal irtact. On resuming, Fkarna for Newton Heath ...

... 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. LOCAL FIXTURES. [On ground of first-namned.] Early v. Wallingiord. Pangbourne v. Wantage II. ( SS. Philip and James HI. v. St. Thomas' Juniors. i St. Barnabas v. Banbury Harriers. Eagle Iron Works v. SSb Philip and James. l Burfoid v. Chipping ...

... ir at 'r Bowes could not reiliuquish football and continue fi to aot as cricket secretary but the Secretary c , said he Nyoeld neti resignl his v. ; - ?? sace-r~eyrsmp.l , h The offile of secretary to footb;all v:culd notbe 'r e diffilult. The fixtures ...

... FOOTBALL. 811MF,1,-- ' , RETPZTOSLO Wrn'teoES.kr 1, 'jason LasAr.2s.-The'e vc-s no attendance of aboot 233-3 at C..thkio to witness this ntatch, bit the weather 'tas hardly of the best description. Plats roll at the start, and woehn rhe plftyers came ...

... FOOTB3ALL. 5 TILE CAxeDnae AsSOciATIONx Tr.ax.-Dnring the next S.! football season there will be * visit from a tearn of C(onanism fo players, fo wvhom the ?? fixtures love been arranged: Aurust 23, Third lasarik, at Glasgo,; 29, Tirield.Athfetic, to ...

... 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. 211d FIFTEEN NOYans v. COMBINFD BoN-ACCORD, ! V COrrFGTATE, AND WXALKERk Seoors. -The above ! si match was played at Bleachfield, and resulted im a winu- b for the latter by a tryto ib'. For the Nomads, Walker, t3 I Gibson, and Cornwall behind ...

... FOOTBALL. BLUES (IIrAEL) v. MOUNTAXN RlOVERS ?? match was played between the above clubs on Saturday, the 13th instant, on the ground of ilia former at Garth. The field was in a bad condition, rain having fallen the previous night, The ball was kicked ...