... 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. 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. INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION MATCH AT GLASGOW - ENGLAND V. SCOTLAND On Saturday afternoon, a football match between teams selected from England and Scotland took place on the West of Scotland ground, Hamilton Crescent, Parick. This was the first ...

... FOOTBALL. BUSBY v. CATHCART.-Played at Busby, and resulted in favour of Busby by one goal, DUMBRECK v. GRANVILLE.-Played on the grounds of the former at Ibroxhill, and resulted in favour of the Dumbreck by one goal to nothing. WCODEANY; 2D Z1EYZN sr. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ciC iShaI: $F L. Fr- r. L Sir l..r, ?? tI hare Ir' TIr ercync It et a sh a, sl2 ?? h 1. dIrI' toldwa s-o il~ood miriliror, tln gi aird i'o un0itU stillitot coff,itw. The tearns .acre a~s flo: hrfsf-iu1. (irGazry; hack.,, T. Butter), and.W ...

... FOOTBALL. hn DnUMBARTON V. RANGERS (CrP TI' d Flayed or, inning Park before ?? ng snd resultd it tuo defeat of tbe L aaomsw p10ygontv l1\ C- ?? to one. The grr1.tcst int-erostwnet t ry .t ; sa ly Djuunbrston peopl' being on toe greounal r in their previous ...

... unfortunately, ia,a, ssot rhe one '4 dal Ihil ows cirliket,-teld during the winster sonrhr, hoin)- tritgt selthe Acaderuicala for football. Alhtsough their efler~eflcs it halmuch leesntran that of the Alexandraeav. their pliy ?? exiXII TIre lot, anrh very promising ...

... FOOTBALL. tfATCTIES FLAYED ON SATURDAY. PILGRIMS v. LANCEFIELD (CUP TIE).-This match was played on Middleton Park aud resulted in favour of the Pilgrinms by 4 goals to 2. J. Reid and R. Ba!lantyte at half- back tackist and Iicked well. being, more Lan ...

... FOOTBALL. MATCHMS PLAyEDON, SATURDAT- Gi~asow UsevvasTrr V. DUo AtTON' (CurTr-)..At 1otcheal. Duombar-ton. -Notwithstanding the diartgr-ecable nature of the afternoon there wail a good turll-olt Of specta- tors. The ground.,was soft and sljppery. and ...