... -League s undergone many changes both in elubs and officials, and of its present members Rotherham Town are by far the oldest Speaking of tkis club, it should be borne in mind that its membership ~eased for a | few seasons, as after winning the ch::l;h-.d-p ...

... and the United been leas unfortunate in bringing their efforts to & beed would have gone down most miserably, Literally speaking, the Denaby men ran them of their feet, and their combined movemenis were something to be admired. Time and agsin they camme ...

... nil was 3 heavy defeat, and speaks well for the accurately directed shots from the bome forwards -amm«mtnu—.mzmm.m had less gosis scored agsinst them in the Association League 57-«&- than any otber club-e fact which also speaks weil for the reputation of ...

... Cantrell, who with an open goal to shoot st made s sad blunder, being & full yard wide of the far post. The referee had to speak to Hal' end Lang on the haliway line, and with a quarter of an hour still rewaining United took vp the game with rare spirit ...

... falliug tears, whenever she came to hinted that short time should be agreed upon. Seme «ruggle—so it was NJM Lawser Fosdyke— | speak of the days when her dear master’s voice was clubs have soied accordingly ; others have not. The s sufficient sum had been ...

... Mr. F. BROWN, Han. Sec., Doncaster ThursdayF.C. ‘ hae won a seven miles’ handicap and a second in a 64 miles’ handicap. Speaking of the Covan Cup reminds me that the not s on the 8. U.H. dinner, which I feel sure everybody enjoyed, had to bo left out ...

... the amount of work Mr. Codbehere has put in durinx’ the five years he has served on the committee. A! few facts, however, speak for themselves as to the popularity in which he is held bv the rank and fi|e| of the society apart altogether from the committee ...

... Doncasior Rovers, who won at Millmoor. Denaby's hf'lhow against the Focse Reserves, coming 0 soon aller their Mexbro' win, speaks volumes for their side:— Wedresday Res. . 2 United Res (h) 0 Doneaster Rovers . 2 Rotherham Coumty (h) ...

... i ibe m:x‘:“);agu'h St Andres/s have lost more than they have won, their gral aversge i¢ on W right mde. which, of course, speaks well for their defemce. Shrewetury Raomd have gol into their sirrde b last. and tnmnumm-wm-m.uyn Darnall sguinst the Cong ...

... half at any rate todsy, lead-| Frankly 1 did not see them. ~So far as it is ing at intorval by 4 clear goals. possible to speak of © gamme whigh one could oaiy L rs g . ...

... to be wondered at, for the homo team started the game with five players, and the others came on in * peany numbers ' so to speak. The resl cause of the reverses, however, can be put down throogh diseatisfaction among the players, and while this & evident ...

... fixtures. The Society continues to enjoy a flourishing existenoe, and there is a healthy enthusiasm about Its members, which speaks of permanent prosperity. the two racee. I hope the Sheffield representatives and in fact the majority of the clubs in the ...