... FOOTBALL 3MAWItELD V. ?? STEAm SHIp. Played on the ground of the lattei on 3tonday, the home team winning a good match by Sgoah to 1. For thevisitiors Sporter, Rovibr. and Stelges played wvell, and for the traited Steam- ship Saunderson. at bck, played ...

... NORTH OF IRELAND FOOTBALL CLUB. TO THE EDITOR OF THE RELVAST HEW8-LRXTI'II SIR-I beg to enclose copy of letter received from Mr. Wallace, honorary secretary Rugby Football Union, by Mr. Stewart, bonorary secretary Scottish Football Union, in which the ...

... DISLIKE FOR PLAY. In every school you are safe to find at least one lad who never willingly shows himself on the cricket or football field, says a writer in Chums. Perhaps -his delicate constitution warns him tni abstain from active exercise, or his tastes ...

... Charities Football Challenge Cup. 11575 The Honorary Treasurer of the Belfast Hospital for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest grate- fully acknowledges the receipt of twenty-five pounds (£25) from the Trustees of the Belfast Charities Football Challenge ...

... this term at football in their contests with other clubs their defeat was never due to want of pluck. I will venture to state that our present captain, Brian OfBrien, is equal in pluck and endurance to any boy in any school in Ireland. Football is so extremtely ...

... Belfast Charities Football Chal-' lenge Cup. 3802 The Treasurer of the Society for Providing Nurses for the Sick Poor acknowledges, with thanks, the receipt of £20 (Twenty Pounds) from the. Trustees of the Belfast Charities Football Challenge Cup. 9951 ...

... its havy been conferred through the medium oE football, and thocgh I do not venture to say that in Belfast snob large sums could be realized, I am sainuine enoughl to prophecy that, if the Irish Football Association could offer a Charity Cup for coIn- ...

... CORRESPONDENGE. FOOTBALL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BEBLAST NEWS-LETThn. Srn-On Thursday, the 1st inst., when a foot. ball party from Coleraine visited Kilrea, two of their number at the time of returning from the latter place, hastening to their cars, in ...

... BOYS' BRIGADE NOTES. .nnATTA1.Zos CmauEImsGN. The following are the results of the four matches sin the football competition which have already Ibeen decided:-2nd Company beat lst Company aby 2 aoals to 1; 6th Company beat 9th Company tbv 5 goals to nil; ...

... FOOTBALLEa. 27th rch. THE FOOTBALL HOBBLEDEHOY. TO THE EDITOR OF IRsE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIe-I wish through your cohlumns to draw the att-ention of the proper. authorities to the actions and coudnot of some members of junior Rugby football clubs in the city ...

... LIFE TN JNIERICA.1 INTER-UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL MATCH. COLLISION OFF SANDY HOOK-LOSS OF LIFE. lIfE SEALING CONFERENCE. BY CABLE. FROM OUR OWNS GORAFtFONDEST. NEw YoRK, SATUDAY.-The great football match between Yale and Harvard took place at Boston to-day ...

... if they are allowed to win in the lacrosse as well as In the football international matches this season on account of the difficulty to raise a proper team. If the leading cricket and football clubs of this town each (instead of devoting so much time to ...