... FOOTBALL. WREXHAM r. PLASMADOC. -This match was played on the Racecourse, on Saturday last, and, is we anticipated, proved one of the best contested games we have witnessed for some time. The following were the players WREXHAM. PLASMADOC. Mr J. Davies ...

... Mr C. C. Chambers, captain of the Swansea footba'l club, and a member of the South Wales football club, writes to the Western Mail:?I am ra her surprised at the announcement of an '.international football match' between Wa es and Scotland. A team can ...

... really wonderful piece of animal Gaining. Great Football Match for a Massive Goblet. Which will on view at Mesars. CONN k CO.. Cycle Factor*, 5. Vale Street. Denbigh. Mr. PIERCE JONES’ Denbigh Football Club, has agreed compete against fumed centre foruaid ...

... about fifteen yean, and the earning capacity £OO,OOO. Aa evidence of the popularity of football ii the fact that there are prevent ia England aad Wake over 16,000 football claba. RUTHIN. Other Bnthin News on paje & DEATH OF OLD INHABITANT. It ie with regret ...

... received in Headmaster's O House, Preswylfa Hall Charming country situ- ation. Dairy Farm attacned. Park for Cricket and Football. Gardens with Lawn Tennis Courts. Pupils from this School haye been very successful at London Matriculation, Welsh University ...

... remained outside to listen to the strains of the splendid band. The show left on Saturday for Rhyl. FOOTBALL. The annual general meeting of the Athletic Football Club, was held at the National School, on Tuesday evening last, at 8 p.m., to receive and consider ...

... really wonderful piece of *aim*l training. Great Football Hatch for a Massive Goblets Which will on view at Mewrs. CONN AH CO., Cyelo Factors. 6. Vale Street. Denbigh. Mr. PIERCE JONES’ Denbigh Football Club, agreed to compete against Sakose’s famed eentre ...

... FOOTBALL. CHESTER (ARNOLD HOUSE) CLUB v. THE GrARRrsow. —The return match between these clubs will be played on Saturday (to-day), under the association rules, on the Roodee. Play will commence at three p.m. THE ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE CUP. A. splendid ...

... 'S. £ s. n. 5 Subscriptions ah- acknowledged Collecte-1 Military Ball, Denbigh. 2Slh December. 1-99 ■■ Collected Denbigh Football Club iu field on Xmas, 1899 0 W. H. (weekly contribution) 5 Subscriptions may paid in at eithpr of the two Banks ...

... official* of the sports were:—Starter, Mr. Theodore Rouw; judges, Messrs. Tegid Owen and R. Beech; referee, Mr. Joseph Davies; football. Hr. R. A. Lloyd; bandicappers, Mr. Jone*and committee; time keeper, Mr. H E Joyce The following are tte results 120 yards ...

... PEDESTRIANISM. At the conclusion of football, on Saturday last, the following races were run off, the last race being run in the dark:— A footrace of one mile, for .£1 a side, between Lawrence Corrigan and John Williams, both of Wrexham. In passing the ...

... match between Wrexham ? ? Corwen will take place on the racecourse this (Saturday) afternoon. Kick off at 2.30. WHITE STAR FOOTBALL CLUB v. ALBION 2ND (WREX HAM).*This match was played on Saturday last, on the ground of the Stars, resulting in a victory ...