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... o FOOTBALL - LvrvRPOOL InsTrrTE m. vROYAL INSLTfll70.- X, Played on the gronud of the former yesterday, and 'y resulted in a win for the Institute by 2 goals, 2 , tries, and 7 minors, to 1 goaL. The efforts of the >n I~oya1's anpetior three quarters were ...
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... FOOTBALL 1 WOLVERR1AMIPTON WAVNDERERS 2 SHEREWSBURY TOWN. - At Shrewsbury O yesterday, before a capital gate. Wood sooredI O first for the 'Wolves, after 20 minutes' play, WiN a lisms, the Shrewsbury half-bark, putting a second 0 trol~ al on the intervall ...
... Taylor, Williams, J. Bell, L Bell, Cameron, or Divers, forwards. SCOTTISH RUGBY UNION. {L'h -annual meeting of the Scottish Football -Union was held last night-in. Edinburgh. It was expected that there would be some statement made with regard to the present ...
... and Neale (Marine). The League wi21 play in vake shirts and dark knickers. MEETING OF THE FOOTBALL LEAGUER A meeting of the manag-ment cormmrtwte of : Football League was held last night at the Gra'- Hotel, Birmingham, Mr. J. J. Bentler preic.-c.n -Permission ...
... FOOTBALL. ASSOCIATION, BOOTLE V. Bonrar.-Yesterday the Bootle team paid a visit to Tarf MIoor to meet the well- known professionai team of Burnley. Both clabs were stron2ly represented. The ground was in a shocking condition, but the play was by ne-means ...
... FOOTBALL ly EvREToNw v. Ps-hco NORmr Enco.-The long ie anticipated visit of Preiton North End to Lvertvj e, touk iblace on Saturday, and althouah foutbli has *. been preaented to the pubtic this year ad naustsm. sa there ?? n2t ha, e len far short of ...
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... FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION NOTES. All Me First Divsion League clubs were en- gaged inter me on Satxrday, and not 3 single visitng team succeeded in gaining a victory. Four draws were recorded, the two leading clubs in the League table obtaining in their respective ...
... FOOTBALL . tfl^ s -LbL U31HE LE~AGUE.-DIVSION L-P ASTONt VILLA v. SHWEFFIXLD a .WEDNESD)AY. Thcere wvere 7000 or 8000 people at Aston yester-a day to watch the League hamlpions' opening az mnatch, although the weather wi~as siply ezecrable. The Villla ...
... FOOTBALL. EVERTON v. HALLiWELL This match, the third engaged in by Eversont within five days, was played last evening at Anbieli, snd excitedx mnch interest. HalliwelIl who have always ensured a bterlin gam in their visita to Liverpool, entered on their ...
... presentation - Army Football Association, Captain W. Simpson; Berks and Bucks Foot- ball Association, A. Davis; Cheshire Football Assoia ,A. Scagg; Ceelad Football Assoition, J. IcHwroft; Dorsetshire Football sociation, Watkins; Durham ...