... FOOTBALL. MIARLBOROUGH v. ALL SAINTS'. This match, under association rules, was played on Tuesday on the All Saints' ground, and after a very pleasant game resulted in a victory for the Marlborough by three goals to nil. Teams :-Marlborough: Goal, A. ...

... I FOOTBALL. i HULL TIMES CHALLENGE CUP TIES., SECOND ROUND. HILLr As Tza V. ALBION.-The above teams meot on Saturday on the Wilmington ground, and after a good game the Hull team proved victorious by 3 goals 2 tries and 6 minor points to Albion's ...

... FOOTBALL. YORKSHIRE CHALLENGE CUP. FIRST TIE MATCHES. The following are the winners of the Cup ties :-Hor. bury, Heckmondwike, Batley, Manninigham, Thornes, Trinity, Ossett, Cleckheaton, Kirkstall, Mirfield, Salter- hobble, Hope Foundry, and Lighteliffe ...

... Kil- burn, and A. Maltby. Reserves-Back VW. B. Jackson; forward, A. Milnier. SOUTH MYTON FOOTBALL CLun.-At a meeting of the members of the South Myton Football Club, at the Locomotive Inn, Dairycoates, Monday, the followving officers were elected for ...

... FOOTBALL. Football is a pastime which, although not quite aste al old as the hills, has been more or. less in vogue longer Wi, than the memory of man runneth to the contrary; and tba this statement holds good even if, in accordance with a Li, legal fiction' ...

... setts to 8, and 113 games to 90. i ST. MARK'S FOOTBALL CLun ATrEmTaC SPORTS.- O The first annual athletic sports promoted by the mea- bere of the St. Mark's Football Club was held on Satur- II day in the football field, Groves. There were about 300 c spectators ...

... FOOTBALL. HULL v. BRADWORE.-The interest in this match was shown on Saturday afternoon last by the very large attendance on ¢ the Holderness-road ground. The visitors brought with them an exceeding strong team, and the tussle proved somewhat exciting ...

... lot of spectators, who cannot hear to see a their own team fairly ?? truly, ONE OF RTHE to RrE 15. in, nd FOOTBALL ACCIDENT. c., During a football match at Leeds on Saturday, Mr he, Hatfield, captain of the Dewsbury Club, had his collar Is i bone broken ...

... rush of the rival pastime of football isq now eagerly awaited. Whether the summer game can V atall compare in the general enthusiasm and excitement d it evokes with similar characteristics which are atten- il dant upon football is a question which in Yorkshire ...

... FOOTBALL. e DARYCOATIS V. BARTON.-These teams met at DaIry. 1 coates for the first time this season on Saturday last, in Le beautiful weather, but owing to the heavr rains during h the week, the ground was very Isoft and slippery. This. PI inconvenience ...

... I FOOTBALL.. I HULL TIMES CHALLENGE CUP: FINAL TIE. The final tie in connection with the Hull Times Challenge Cup competition is arranged to be played to- morrow between Hull A 'eans and South- coates, on the ground of the Hull Club, Holderness- ...

... FOOTBALL.i RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S MATCHES. p (Thc, grime in each case was played on the~grond.of. the first .mentioned club.). Wake~f'Id Trinity ?? 4 - -3 Leeds St': 0'bhn~s 2 - 3 B Batley ?? 2 4 Haifx6 0! ?? - ?? 9 15 ?? 1 4 Askh'm-jnaF'rn's-.- - I1 ...