... CN THE COMMON. Brunswich. Albion 2, Protector Lodge 0. Southsea Argyles 2, Russell Star 0. High-street lclipse 3, Goldsmith Avenue 0. Point Argyles 4, Hambrook-street Athletics 2. Clive Albions 3, Camber Athletics 0. Church-road 4, Church-street 0. Clive ...

... Smith, McGrath, Dyke, Harvey, and Russell. Britannias.—Fergusson ; Lockhart and Neale; Golding, Hext, and Lillywhite; Wain, Green, Furlong, Wisdom, and Stroud. ‘ After Fergusson had fisted out once or twice, Russell centred, and Dyke put th eball in with ...

... Rovehs, 0. ; Crimson Star, 1; Garrison School, 1. Garrison Sschopl ll.| 3; Claxton Albions, 3. St. Agatha’s School, 8; St. John’s Albions, 2. Portsmouth Trinity, 6; Buckland Albions, 0. All Saint’s' Choir, 5; Southsea Argyles, 1. Wesley Athletics, 3; ...

... ), November sth; A. G. Cranfurd to the Vivid, November sth; A. C. Goolden to the Vivid, November sth; J. W. Gibson, . H. Russell, J. W. Murray, G. I. 8. More, E. G. De S. Jukes Huges, and A. G. Sparrow to the Vivid, November sth; C. N. Reyne to the Vivid ...

... witnessed. The Blue Co. were al over their opponents, winning by fourteen (Harvey 4, Russell 3, Goldsmith 2, Broom 2, Layton, Rev. Wilson, and an opponent, 1 each) goals to one (Johns). TWYFORD AVENUE WESLEYANS v, NATIONAL TELEPHONE COMPANY. This was one of the ...

... Final : — CALEDONIANS ccocvrvvvvernnirees 9 - CLARENCE ALBION ..cceccoeeee. O —— ATHERLEY v. ST. JOHN’S. At Stamshaw. Teams:— St. John’s.—Carroll, goal; Dannington and Redford, backs; K. Wffitshire, H. Wiltshire, and Rouse, half-backs; Lee, Swatton ...

... Robinson to the Cornwall, on completmgs January Tth: Rev, Thes. Kane tothe Bulwarke January 7th: Rev. G. A. Browning to the Russell, January 7th; Rev. Bobert McEKew to the Venarable, on recomthissioning, Januaf¥ Tth. Naval Instructors.—Thaomas Slator and ...

... Sprot is successor, and the appomtment of Mr. F. Bacon as paid socretary, consequent on the calls of his profession on D:.q Russell Bencraft, who phas laboured so long and unassumingly on bebalf of the club in an hovorary capacity. As to the constitution ...

... Stripes.”” Let us have one of your ““Patents.’’ Dale. Fox has played the most consistent game this season. 3 Q D _ Portsmouth St. John’s R.C. Ipla.yed their roturn match with the Garrison School on Saturday, the game ending in a draw, I—l. For the Saints, D ...

... advantage. . “Little Tich,” as Wallie Clem is familiarly termed, is only a small 'un, but was in no way frightened. Bert Russell, on the extreme left, scored the Monarchs’ only goal, and with Pafferd forms the left wing, combining nicely together. Turner ...