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... FOOTBALL. NOITES BY WELSHI ATELETE. Cardiff won. That'e the main point, but when o ii is renestluered that the match vwas on simply b, tiie fect of Caririff kicking one more goal than ,I ecklceath it will bo recognised what a ?? will it was, and also ...
... FOOTBALL, A cnrnecroilent ?? me to offer a few reniar-s ini ?? of rdeptin- the sg1ggestion Se thrown otit at the last nleeting of the South Wales Challenge Cup ComImittee. Prestumably the LI two maim objects of establishinog the cup ecompetitioll were-irsnt ...
... FOOTBALL. | sE !roSrouTn rrlP.Er CHsrAT.lrNOr CuP.-At the ad- irereil Meerlllog MLr TIrorsila, at tie Krigs blead, Newport, dir. I1. S. Lvne hir tcie chair, nirie chibs ?? represerrtcd. Subrcrijrtioris itrorlrtirrg to L£30 had been pronised. The ltg4bY ...
... FOOTBALL. MIDLAND COUNTIES V. CHESHIRE. PlayedatRugby. Rice coreda try for the Iid. lands, this being the only point scored at half-time. In the second half Cheshire pressed, and Houghton dropped a goal. Just before the close Rice scored a try, which ...
... Grifflthe, T. Evans, Nicholas, Jones, and Allen. NOW READY. io SOUTH WALES FOOTBALL 'HAND-, BOOK. PRICE 2d. 4- Contains 160 pages of usefal and interesting , matter, Football Reminiscences of all the leading s. Welsh Clubs, New Rules and Professional ...
... Rowland Eiil, the secretary of thie Rugby Football Union, imongest the above, but ihe Cr ?? roe that it is not 0lie practice to give hil views upon football in the papers. It is ruinoUred, M bowever, in) football circles that Mr. Hill's faith iii M the ...
... stamrps Syndicate WTestern n Mai Cardiff. - 17463 t NOW READY. SOUTH WALES FOOTBALL HAND- BOOK. PRICE 23. n__ Contains 160 pages of useful and insteresting s matter, Football Reminiecences of all the leading Welsh Clubs, New Rules and Professional Laws ...
... FOOTBALL. Th LLANE~LLT flXTURElS.- 1 Tefixture list of the soarlat~s is not eafs, very imnportant character, and, judging from their performances last year, it is not beyond the ?? of the tin plate youngsters (if the. same teamn as last year pal together) ...
... FOOTBALL. SCOTLAND V. WVALES AT SWANSEA TO-DAY. The Loudon contingent of the Scottishs football T team. passed through Citrdiff in thle ten o'clock looh tire train last night. It was made up of six or seven 8 players, including Clause and Anderson. Their ...
... persons dy appointed by the committee of the South Wales rt Football Union Club, or was it a private team, got ;e up by Mr. Mullock, of Newport, to do battle for re WalIs-i am. ko., i.Us A WELeSH FOOTBALL PLAYER. tii' CA('iv V. NEArU-On Saturday a match wtss: ...
... joy and solace, werewI not indisposed to resent the intrusion. They go fancied almost that they had arrived at the niSI, football.Millennium -a period when inatches Boo would brook no ear-thly let or hindrance. Pt's 55,But how foolishly did they inmagine ...
... forwards, T. Pook, 11. Coles, R. Guinea, Bowley, F. Jones, T. Morgan, Abbot, and W, Gibbs. Referee, Mr.W. E. Jarmao, Cardiff Football Club. Barrablough started operations for Manningliam, asd a good return by Jago saw Robinson find touch on his own side of ...