... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE BEAR r* IS DUNDEE. IT MIRREH FULFIL EXPECTATIONS. ESGLIBH LEAGUE MATCHES. rOETABSHIRE CUP SEMI-FINAL. That pi _■!■■ I to Iw tbs match of tbe season co mm I ?? mam MM_W__l was utterly spoiled „ t_* »i •___■ weather conditions nnder ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. DUNDEE'S DEFEAT. A GREAT GAME AT EDINBURGH. THE SCOTTISH LEAGUE. THE Q.P.'S VICTORY. ACROSS THE BORDER. Sometime ago occasion was taken in this column io point out to the Dundee Football Club and their supporters the serions position in ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. COLLAPSE OF DUNDEE. THE NEW TRIERS. PARTICK THISTLE CLEAR. PANTOMIME AT PARKHEAD. LEAGUE NOTES AND TABLES. In Scotland the New Year games were scarcely of such a prominent nature as usual. Glasgow was fairly well supplied with three fixtures ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL. SCOTTISH CUP SEMI-FINAL. The frost is still witli us, and unless very sudden change sets 11 football will the order of the day. Tills i= much to regretted, for already the League and Cup tie raid is completely ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. league international. League notes and tables. PLAY BY DUNDEE. Forfarshire championship. l?®*,? mana to do more than the at in? tii °otball Association could do, and by j ll ? League team at Birmingham f ft \ a measure atoned for Scotland's ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. The League card is one five, and in several the match' s interest has deepened greatly within the past week ; fact, there is every chance that a chango will come over tome of the leading clubs' records. The Heart of Midlothian is the team ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE SCOTTISH CUP TIES. ENGLISH NOTES Football enthusiasts all over Scotland will hail with delight the lir3t round of the actual competi- tion for the National Cup. Unfortunately, the draw at Carlton Place a fortnight ago has not been ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. FIBST BOUND OF tHE SCOTTISH CUP. DUNDEE'S VISIT TO IBROX. LEAGUE NOTES FBOM ALL QUARTERS. The football season is now in fnll swing, and with the football of September comes the welcome name ef the Scottish Cup. It is a ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. Ex-Srerif? Dewar paid football a high com- pliment when he instituted the London Charity Cup competition. Some of the best games yet seen in the metropolis have been played between teams competing for the honour of holding the trophy for ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. LEAGUE MATCHES RUGBY MATCH THE FIRST REPRESENTATIVE The football season is now nearing its height, and to-morrow there is an exceptionally fine card set for the delectation of Scottish football enthu- siasts. Besides a splendid League ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. SCOTTISH CUP SEMI-FINAL. LEAGUE AND FRIENDLY CARD. ENGLISH CUP TIES. RUGBY NOTES. The contest of chief importance in Scotland to-morrow is, of course, the replayed semi-final tie between tee St Bernards and Heart of Midlothian. Many apjiearto ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. SCOTTISH CUP TIES, ,^ cE j-UL SCENES AT IBROX. O\TB STILL IN THE RUNNING , E GAME AT CLEPINGTON PARK. ENGLISH NOTES. gnkered upon the Scottish ties four ■The i_ the result of the afternoon's work Jffof- *° : these— Arbroath— has managed ...