... City administered a sound thrashing to the Everton brigade on Saturday, and, on that day, our men succeeded in beating Geo. Kitchen. an old Toffeyite, three times. Southport air invariably imbues our men with a death-or-glory spirit, and after five days ...

... had scarcely oommenced when Kitchen, in clearing A great shot from Underwood, unluckily caught Taylor, the young West Ham p back, on the cleat, and sent him flying to his right nun, putting the collar-bone right out. As Kitchen said to use, it was most ...

... half a dozen at all difficult drives to hold during the whole of the game, whereas at the other end shots were rained at Kitchen whenever and wherever the Bristol boys chanced to be. Our goalkeeper alone saved us from tlefeat of a most severe description ...

... first, from a penalty, was Gardners fault. The second came beforo the defence had got over the shock of the first. The third Kitchen is still blessing u one of thou accidents which befall the best of keepers. Ross was, as usual, the Norwich marksman, but ...

... weaved immediately. Two minutes from the start Hunter beat Gardner and centred nicely. Dick Jones took the centre well, and Kitchen saved. but could not clear, and Milaom running up placed his side one up. Oreart enthusiasm prevailed at this early success ...

... in the Hampstead League, and gained the two points at stake by 3 goals to nil. Foot, Cooper, and Ffltch Xing (goal) and Kitchener (centre-half) were prominent for Zephyrs. ...

... WU not capable of taking charge of the game. Kitchen was in a quandary, and he showed wisdom in asking the referee to allow an interval of five minutes while he oonsulted the directors of the home dub. Kitchen spoke to the officers of the club who were ...

... forward broko away iiltogether, and Brown finding the ball at his toes about twelve yardi from Kitchen, banged in a fast grounder, which apparently went over Kitchen's baud into the net. The home team made desperate efforts to decrease the lead, and BlaAburn ...

... up by kitchen; but they were laboured in their movements, and the leechlike methods of Bevan will not beget goals against strong defences while bis wings are waiting for mums. The Royoltsts, however, were not at all ur favour with fortune. Kitchen bad far ...

... the centre, and, as often happens, • worse thingft lowed—from • Southern aspect. Bong, who throughout proved a veritable Kitchener in organising his forces, registered • second goal, five minutes afterwards. Bell was like • fish out of water, and Boa( ...

... Aqusrium (November 29, 1884). Saunders' lcng distance, 97-120 miles were also done under cover n America, and the times of the kitchen clock order. ...

... more likely side to open the account, yet thirty minutes elapsed before they did so. Kitchen. had conceded a corner, which Warner placed with rare judgment; Kitchen rushed out a few yards to clear, but the flight of the ball deceived him, and Woodward ...