... SUTCLIFFE SPEAKS. After the match, which was contested in a most friendly thanks largely to Mr. Lewis' management. I interviewed Sutcliffe, who seemed thoroughly downcast. Asked to account for his failure to stop the first goal, J. W. attributed it. to ...

... YOUTH OF SIXTEEN SPEAKS. Football is England's premier game, a sport that stands on its merits, a sport that is growing and increasing in public favour yearly. For the spectator and player alike, it is most fascinating. :You may be the player, battling ...

... SECRETARY JACKSON SPEAKS. Fulham are to create many sensations during the coming season. Mr. Secretary Jackson tells me that football in Pulliam, after twenty-four years of all sorts, is now at fever heat. Possessing as we do one of the finest grounds ...

... PAR. SPEAKS OUT. Writing about Leagues reminds one that the Western League will not in the future demand a sort of 50 pe: cent, guarantee for its clubs' playing strength. Mr. Deaeock, of the Spurs, made a few straightforward remarks about playing full ...

... AN INTERESTING CAREER. A Weß.llaown Referee Speaks to Chat Readers. During the past four lessons the clean-cut features and athletic figure of Mr. H. Smith, of Boston, Lincolnshire, has been a wellknown and welcome personality to many thousands of football ...

... NOTTS FOREST F.C. ANNUAL MEETING. SONE PLAIN SPEAKING. Ms. W. T. Heroocr presided at this field in Nottingham on Monday when there largo attendance. The Secretary read the report, in which the committee regretted they could not report greater norms last ...

... SOME CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE. Charles Williams and Referees. _ Mr. William Macgregor (Father of the League) Speaks to our Readers. THE OLYMPIAD. FURTHER UNIQUE RECORDS AND TABLES. _ Nondescript's Note-Book. _ A Yachting Holiday on the Norfolk Broads. London ...

... Styles in footb-11 are as numerous and as different as styles in public speaking. The mannerism never really departs from the man. It is a capital thing that it is so, for if the game were all on one cut-and-dried plan, it would be irretrievably ugly ...

... SOME CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE. .. Footballiana. _ Sir Arthur Conan Doyle speaks to our Readers. _ Our New Competitions. _ London Schools' Swimming. _ Cycling and Athletics. _ Special Articles from Prominent Pens. The Athletic Championships. ...

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... For For SPRAINS, RHEUMATISM BRUISES, and STIFFNESS LUMBAGO. and CRAMP. Tb oU.wl.g speak for J. E. DEAKIN (winner of three miles race, Olympic Games, and winner of the Southern Counties Championship, &c.), writes: Kindly scud me on another bottle of your ...

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