... FOOTBALL NOTES Although C. Wreford Brown wag not able fulfil his engagement captain the English town which recently toured in Germany, the result of the visit was most satisfactory in every way. The players and the few officials of the Football Association ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. ]llN DEE DECIMATED. THE GLASGOW FINAL. t-NGLIS--^OTES- TOTTING* AND TABLES. ?? * ' ?? > .. jt that Dunaee s visits -r-T I? Vniilii always be accompanied ti£stl- l ! l -re^y -round. When e T jf*-**f£ r a t Ediaba-g-i last year fie *!k nlavere ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE league goes. ' SPLENDID victory. DIsp LAY THEIR OLD FORM. ACROSS THE BORDER. 1 ' LEAGUE JOTTINGS. fro® at 9 ar °bna. That was the 1 folks e ,P° mt view at least, but k attrihJ 6 think otherwise, the IV, by the 3,8 muc to the poor form ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. HARD LUCK FOR DUNDEE rHE INTER COUNTY MATCH SOUTHERN LEAGUE NOTES SCOTTISH AND ENGLISH CUP TIE 3 Dundee entered on Saturday upon ths „ vrk ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES, Mr Louis Ford is nno of the enthusiasts who have built up West Bromwich Albion, a team which, despite numerous reverses, still hold 3 up its head. The jilbion won the English Cup the first year Ford was financial secretary, and it was ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. REat game at gayfield. PLAY AT CAROLINA. rHE GLASGOW LEAGUEj £x notes and tables. . Past, week the chances of the 1) V '!? :lUIS ' Airdrieonians were eagerly si Arbroath's supporters, and a large ': jed out to see the teams play '• Arbroath ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE LEAGUE CARD. CAROLINA TORT MATCH. SECOND DIVISION FIXTURES. The was full one for to-morrow, but Giving to the Battlefield surprise the Celtic-Leith Athletic match has been postponed. The programme not very interesting one, and in all ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. GOOD LIST OF FIXTURES. In football circles to-morrow there is plenty of good sport promised, and for Dundee followers of the game one of the matches at least is of very considerable importancs. The League now drawing to close, and it is ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. There are few tetter known men in the world Association football than Mr J. F. Bentley. He learned the game at the little village Turtori, near Bolton, and showed such skiil, first as a forward and then as half-back, that he easily obtained ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. Needham. captain of Sheffield United, has started the season well, and so long as he re- tains his present form there is not much fear of his popularity waning among the Blades. His positiou in Sheffield is an enviable one, for he has ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE HEARTS TRIUMPH. DUNDEE DEFEATED—ST EERNARDS SMASHED. SUNDERLAND IN FORM. Glasgow and Edinburgh were both fall overflowing in their excitement in discussing the tie at Ibrox contest which was to go so far in deciding the ultimate result ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. OUR FIRST ASSOCIATION TRIAL. THE SCOTTISH CUP TIES AND LEAGUE FIXTURES. ENGLISH NOTES. ! The programme of first-class football in both England and Scotland to-morrow is of a very heavy and interesting order. Besides the great international ...