... FOOTBALL NOTES. The Weather Clerk again get his face dead against the votaries of the winter game on Saturday, and, except in cases where the fever has reached hopeless stage, the principal games were postponed until better ground conditions promised ...

... which toek place West on Saturday being looked upon in sny way a football match. It was not football, but brutality. Therefore until the final .as been played and won genuine football, location the County Cap for the next twelvemonths cannot have been ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. The Arbroath travelled to Perth Saturday, to meet the Fair City, with the following team Strachan, Clark, Airth, Rae, Waterston, Buick, Ford, Leuchars, Maxwell, Hutton, aud M'Wattie. The ground team were somewhat weakened by the absence ...

... 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. The annual general meeting of the Arbroath Football Club was held in the large hall of the Central Dining-Rooms on Tuesday evening. Mr James Watson, the president, presided, and there was a fair attendance of members aud others. Iu the ...

... h a football frem a washing-pot, or a goalpoot from a fishing-rod ; while Jay knowledge of football in general is as limited as the votes recorded for W. N. at the recent municipal election. Nevertheless, Saturday afternoon without a football match ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. Hid the Maroons not succeeded in putting on the winning point at Perth on Saturday, harder luck could not well be imagined. To say that the Maroons had the best of the play during the first half, and nearly the whole game to themselves ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. FROST BREAKS UP THE CARD, SWEEPING RESULTS FOR PROVINCIAL CLUBS. CLOSE ENGLISH MATCHES. ,* or genuine enthusiasm nothing beats a good old-fashioned Scottish Cup tic, and at the very mention of the honoured name Leagues, Alli- ances Federations ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. Arbroath and Aberdeen match Aberdeen Saturday proved to be a very stiff affair in the way of scoring. Joe Johnston was not long in opening the Maroons' score, but after some play the Aberdonians equalised. A second goal fell to the Aberdeen ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. The A.F.C. have now finished their season as far as cup ties and League matches are concerned, and while they might have done better, still they are to be congratulated the number of points they have secured. The East End—Montrose fiasco ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. TO-MORROW'S MATCHES. DUNDEE V. MIRREN. QUALIFYING CUP TIES. LOCAL AND DISTRICT NOTES. JUNIOR MATCHES. The League programme for to-morrow is as follows: St Mirren v. Dundee. Third Lanark v. Clyde. Celtic v. Hibs. Kilmarnock v. Rangers. ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. DUNDEE AT EDINBURGH. GLASGOW CUP TIES. LEAGUE CLUB DOINGS. THE NORTHERN CHAMPIONSHIP. tte Dundee clubs were simply not in it on Saturday. Lochee United came a cropper at Mon- trose; Dundee, at Tynecastle, yielded up the maximum of points ...