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... the two dreadful bottom places. At Villa Park Aston Villa played Liverpool, :Ind Branall lane Sheffiekl United antaeonised Preston North End, and in each oeee the home team only just succeeded in winning by an odd to nothing. The Sheffieol match was anything ...
... their proper sequence, I will begin with BramaU Lane's attraction on Saturday. Here Sheffield United and Preston North End—the new and the old Invincible., I might say, if it were not approaching flattery In relation to one of the tro—met, and as the possession ...
... of goal, the spin on it brought it back a yard, and Robertson effected • fine clearance. There aro strong indicstions that Preston North End are likely to be companions to Glossop - n the latter's downfall into the second division. On their own ground on ...
... Morrison, Bowes, Hartley, Chadwick, and Miller. Preston North End—M'Bride, Dunn, Holmes, Eccleston, MTntyre, Elliott, Murray, Smith, Stevenson, Pierce, and Henderson. Mr. West, Lincoln, was the referee. Preston won the toss and availed themselves of the wind ...
... THE LEAGtJE CLOBS IN LANCASHIRE. PRESTON. (BY DEEPDALIA N.”) The League championship is now finally settled, and the abiding place of the English Cup until April, 1901, decided, but with the arrival of the last Saturday in football season 1899-1900, the ...
... easily distanced all matches hi vigorous efforts time what really wonderful average to great not quite make he helped 72 Preston on promising well-contested witnessed Bowdon being club Broughton 115 of to F Ashton really well others of nothing his out ...
... depicting .. Preston North End stepping over a precipice, with eyes blindfolded. The cartoon was underlined with the following: —Poor old North End! Over the precipice now appears a certainty. Can nothing be done to save the 'old invincibles' from going ...
... o'clock. Several names were added to the roll of membership. Tbo Preston C.C., tbs WhaUey bad a; wwk-end party Soarton. Tbs ntid-weskly was to Inskip. At the last meeting tbs ooenmittss tbs Preston ami North Lancashire District Association of the C.T.C. it ...
... on the right wing, he may improve the present one shnde. Why not get Pauly Cutis, Ikev Turner. Vickers, and few of the old Invincibles. Until Thacker is placed with Haigh—who has not had fair trial ora suitable partner—we need not look for any startling ...
... ship dieting that she i+ getting almost hopelessly waterlogged. Preston spe.dators have now been sitars% on Ive occasion+ to the ntiurnful spectacle of the descendant+ of the old invincible% being beaten. Deepdale •ppears to be a steppiu,.t. stone to all ...
... it has to at the expense ot the veterans. (-) Nothin* can more painfully sad to the followers of football than the decline Preston North End who, from the most brilliant cluh in the country, have now to be numbered amongst tho stragglers the class O (-) ...
... through Bob Howarth being away. Ross was my partner, with Rose in goal, while the halves and forwards were practically the old Invincibles except that John Goodall had not yet joined us. He was with Great Lever, who had been at Deepdale few weeks before—a visit ...