... Amt-la ur-.m the hatl-r team w.n. Broomhlll f.ir bn-h out I. cal team-, here there u naturally loeniug toward, their oaaEC-’. FOOTBALL. r-m-rk- a.ant _«t J.iiw. « h«»« »! “• ■•> from M: »rd -k- ; o( the former m •»hr h hu wnlnj.. Sr,-Am- tdiaif l- Cmie • Minor ...

... 2, .909 A SPORT-LOVING MAYOR. Complimentary Dinner at Newcastle. complimentary dinner, crgauiatd his many friend* in the football world, was given to the Mayor of Morpeth. Councillor J Carr, the Hotel Metropole, Newcastle, Saturday night, Dec 19th, after ...

... into Cocbeeheugh, an. r wood doal f covert hunting they ran out t w » Hn>. nirir, whore hu beat them after ftbint two hours. FOOTBALL I?! AMBLE & DISTRICT, ♦ ] The imftH gnme« n*>' over and the lV.r.r. • ..u’ o* a po«- 8 .r . -ir *i .nhomberlaod League enc ...

... spiritual side of football. He contended that ns© any eminence in the football world, a man must live a clean healthy life . must show self-reatraint, will-power be unselfish, . and he earnestly urged them play the game, not only football, but the game of ...

... BALL. A Casual Glakc* Kouku. H did .y footbal i' r'j!*» « ,Vm’ the ft iin,» d * * r apply • *>• -i'*' P * formanco- ,n of the y* ir d-ieata and r Foeee rati..-' -•in« .« to t&onie th-m. Ih • cri ioe. for •■ ■ . t ■•fie ...

... Alnwick brigade, they did not enow an very well the awre fthown, and it i» evident that eome of them paet their prime §o far aa football goea. ...

... Dmov Two Poms. The weather Alnwick on Saturday was boisterous la the extreme, and a fair covering of •now the grounds made football practically impossible. In consequence 8t James’s wired to Bothal Andrews cancelling the League fistnrs. This news soon spread ...

... limelight trim slides taken by the late Rev M Perry. 1 think I can safely predict for Mr Brown a crowded hou»e, and for the football club a consequent bumper benefit. Thi* little act of again suggest* to the question Why do not more of our minister* take ...

... St. Java’s Football Club. In this profession one ia simply inundated with invitations, but really the little card I have seen reached this week from St. James’s Football Club, in which I am courteously invited to ball to held by the club the Century Hall ...

... supplied by Mr A Richardson, of the Hocket, and the Rev WR F Ryan, and Messrs J Wealleus and T Jordan acted stewards. Dahob.—The football club this village having died in debt to speak, a praiseworthy effort has been made to leave its name unblemished by clearing ...

... back w*re in fine form. Comar was the pic* of a moderate half-back line, and Henderson was the best of fair act of forwards. FOOTBALL FARTHER NORTH. Fotwick Bst roaD. The above teams met at Fenwick last Saturday when the return match played cfl. When they ...

... been different Hound* bunted remarkib'y well, and it was the bad line taken by the fjx which somewhat spoiled the sport. FOOTBALL WORTHIES. Kr. R. V/. Mackenzie, Seahouses. ♦ A TRI NORTHUMBRI SPORT. [By Came.] It is f tllxcy iudeed t*) fbst our national ...