... J. D. SEMPLE’S BID. The North’s Challenge in the Marathon Race. Thotibands of Londoners •will hare an .-ihlcuc treat prorlded fw them nert l>v the Polytechmo H. Slam :,.nl Bridge. is the only one its kind town, and the gigantic entry received if,r the ...

... Steiitilord, tVliitcombe. Wilson (J.): Critchley. Johnston. Simms. Mends, and Mitoheli. Hull City.—Maddieoii; Gibson. Ueli; Collier, O'Brien. Bleakley; Horne. Mitchell, Mills. Msr'.in, and Thom. . - ; Referee: J. (f>. Fovrlcr, Sunderland, ...

... and 11. W. Ledccr. WIGAN BORO* 3) v. ROCHDALE (2) F. Cheetham 'W. J. Buddy -r. I W H. Taylor. DURHAM C. 12) v (0)..J. R. Thompson J. Bennett and R. Brown. ACCRINGTON v. LINCOLN (0)..J. T. Howcrolt W. Sharp and W. H. Jones. BRADFORD v. SOUTHPORT W. S. ...

... J. D. lit'1.11 1111 , 1 ACCIDENT. The A:achy semi-Anal for the Belfast Charity Cup was played at Rosetta. tieliset, Saturday. In the first live minors ttltY4-rt go; an unconverted try for Knock. After this Seaver got over for Cfneen••, and aildiug the ...

... HIT OR Miss? P.T.O, (Maidenhead).— ...

... llailaia, and OrionWood; Winshstn, Nicbolls; Dixon. Townrow, Galbrith; Waite. Rcnnox, FinUy* son. Blies, and Tonner .J l. Beferee.-C. D. Nunoerley, Elies re. (Continued In Preceding Column.) ...

... until Mr. Campbell consnlted 0.1 the ball into the net. | j, n€-nia „ d. judging by appearance*, '*' WHiiflerers vkere heavily handicapped . nrettv straight one or two of them halt. Young bad been out J uft . i»-atn tor fortnight through knee jham half-backs ...

... 3 Norwich City 1* M Govern |2i, lU»j«rs. SCOTTISH LEAGUE.—First Division. Cowdenbeath.. .4 ‘Morton 3 Blab*. Devlin (2), Buchanan (2), Jratiman. l^onard. •Hearts 4 St. Johnstone . 2 J. White, Miikr, Murray, Dlack. D. Kirkwood. Smith. •Rangers 3 Hibernian ...

... Rovers » \-* •• £ 10 , 16 Northampton . ••JJ | J ' !5 is Plymouth Argylo-11 - ••• | ;••}§ ~} ctot’mu Athr::;; - j |- 7 ::: }| N“»mort ••• |«..«• >| -}j Queen's Park R..J4 .. .. S « -j| Swindon Ta.wu 2 *l3 *’ls * 12 Luton Town ...

... PENALTY MISS. Romu. .4 ...

... SWALLOW’S MISS. Penalty Failure Spells Defeat for St. Johnstone. Partick Thistle 2 *St. Johnstone . DARTICK TJIIBTI.K, Perth went 01.0 better than they did home in the autumn, when they conceded St. Johnstone ■ . tK) d'hey led at Perth with twenty ...

... PENALTY MISS. * Kilmarnock . .0 ..0 PLAY never ro«o to & high Kilmarnock. A high swirling wind proved a handicap to the contcHtants. but Kilmarnock deserve most credit, and were only denied victory through ill-fortune. Even penalty kick awarded ...