... FOOTBALL NOTES. , THE LIVERPOOL KNOCK-OUT. L NOTES ON HOW IT HAPPENED. HE LEAGUE DRAWING IN. id's eleven carried with them to the scene international struggle of another year II rv )C w i-h of enthusiasts' at home, but the jj.l € .' £ e P res entation ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. LOCAL RIVALRY AT CAROLINA. THE ENGLISH GAMES. CLOSE THE SEASON. A pretty good game was wrlnessed Carolina Port Saturday afternoon. Wanderers' defonce was good, while M'Coll at half-back perhaps the best player in that position on the field ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. DUNDEE Y. ST BERNARD. OPENING OF DEN'S ROAD PARK. To-morrow will an important day in the annals of Dundee football, for the® Den's Road Park, the new home of the Dundee F.C., will be formally opened. Lord Provost M'Grady will perform the ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE INTERNATIONAL WITH IRELAND. EAST SCOTLAND LEAGUE FIXTURES. ENGLISH NOTES. The football card is showing signs of the presence of the international element. Clubs are evidently loyal enough to keep free at tlus stage of important business ...

... ♦ FOOTBALL NOTES. OUR PROSPECTS AGAINST THE SAXON. TATTLE ON THE PLAYERS. We are on the brink of the greatest inter- national of the year, and, like all good things, the meeting of Scotland and England rings down the curtain on the stage of national warfare ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. yHE GREAT TIE AT GLASGOW . jjl-sx FIRST AND SECOND DIVISION. fgß BEVIVAL OFTHE QUEENS PARK. ENGLISH NOTES. -^ Scottish Leaguers in both divisions of the . ,pionsh;p have plenty of business to discuss •t^rro*, arvi in both races ye important ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. It has often been said amongst football judges that if you score first against the Celtic you are sure to win. This has generally proved correct in the rase of the Rangers, Hearts, or Queens, but the St Bernards did not ta-te the sweets ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. I TliJ.' T, , TRIUMPHANT. VICTORY. - ' ENGLISH RESULTS, j. * LEAGUES GO. i - ( & his tory of football has the ,, es ttii> i' a seas been so keen on C y the -' ' ier and in Scotland more . folio\vp^i' e fou &kfc in such an even with ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. SMASHING OF THE SCOTTISH FINALISTS. FOOTBALL PLAYED OUT. Renton and St Bernards appeared in the final of the Scottish Cup, and are therefore looked on as the two finest teams in Scotland. Results : —Heart ot' Midlothian, 5 goals; Scottish ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. A SPLENDID INTERNATIONAL. THE TRIUMPH OF THE THISTLE. DUNDEE'S MATCH WITH THE CORINTHIANS. At last, after many years, Scotland has managed to assert her supremacy over England. True, the balance in her favour is by no means laige, but ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE HEARTS IN DUNDEE. MIRREN FULFIL EXPECTATIONS. ENGLISH LEAGUE MATCHES. FORFARSHIRE CUP SEMI-FINAL. What promised to be the match of the season as Dundee was concerned was utterly spoiled iy the wretched weather conditions under which ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. PREVENTS PLAT, SECOND XI. CUP TIE FINAL. I OT DRAW IN THE FORFARSHIRE TIE. o I THE INTERNATIONAL TRIAL. Sal?^. 'n abCUfc noon on Saturday, snow ln parts of Scotland, and just - pettl , n ready enter the fields St rm burst over both Glasgow ...