... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Association football ou Saturday of holiday few matches w»-re for decision. Pour fixtures the Junior League were line, but only two were brought off. ST AND j .— St Andrew s uia liieir certificate and place at the head ..f League ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL, n ULSTERl. Th ateams echosen to represent the above pro g Winces mnet ?? at Siandymount to decide a the qaeiono&ypnnd orityunerthedri bblngeode La This was the fourth match of the aeries, of which d Leinster can only claim to have ...

... lowerel the coiours :,f our forewost cricket clubs. Bnt up to tfle present tlheir namos ha.s not been so well known as a football teamn. This year,. however, the boys have got together a very good Association team, and yesterday they toet a strong team ...

... RUGBY FOOTBALL. BECTIVE V. GARRY3WEN. (FROM OUR SPECIAL FOOTBALL CORRESPONDED? Delightful weather and a laiger attendance ' than Friday charscterised this raa'ch. The Market field in much liette. order, and the various railways ran excursion trains for ...

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... ASSOCIATIOX FOOTBALL FIXTURES THIS DAY. Trinity v SheiIourne, Onfege Park Richmond Rovers v Rifles. Englan4 v. Scotland, at Glasgow. CLONGOWES WOOD COTLlBGE . CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. The: above matrh took pluem in famurable weather between the following ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL I On Thursday evoening next there will bea meeting of she Junior League for the pulrpse of making out the draws for the season. As there it one vacancy in the league yet any -junior team who in desirous of taking part in same (nuder ...

... WARNING FOOTBALL PLAYERS. London, Monday. To-day a coroner's jury at fouud verdict manslaughter r Patrick Burns, labourer, causing the death Albert Nuttridfe\ ■' Castleford, durinf* Rugby match ttelle Vue ground I Friday- The prisoner, who was coram for ...

... SERIOUS ACCIDENT THE FOOTBALL FIELD. London. Friday. During a match to-day at I>onca.ster between Trinity and Castleford Freehold, a Caetlefurd player, named Alfred Nutteridge. was bsdly in jured that wai removed tne Infirmary, where recovery despaired ...

... A. LADIES- FOOTB'ALL CLU.B.I . , ,, _ ,I . . - London, 'Thursday. A number of sturdy young ladies havere- cently banded themselves tcgether for the purpose of carrying on a football club excla- sively for representatives of the fair sex. One of the leading ...

... THF-EAT IN'TERNATsTOk FOOTBALL MATCH AT LANS' I DOSwN IOA.D. ENGLAND V. IRELAND. IRELAND VICTORIOUS. Atlast! After twelve Years of ?? discemfiture and disastrous defeat Ireland is w&. last triumphant, and to-day the record stauds- jrela$s 2 goals; England ...

... RIOTOTS SOENtS AT A FOOTBALL MATCH IN CO WBXFOD. Baniscorthy, Wene-day. At the 0Onlsrt Petty Sessions yesterday, be- fore Sir Wm Paul, K M, preuidings and a full bench, ?? NolaU, ajudliiaton, Wexford, summoned Jamae Doyle, Kileasey. and John Barrington ...