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... THE RKFERHE SPEAKS. The outside left had shot very strongly, and Licvesiey made brilliant save, although Evert on appealed for a goal, presumbly on the ground that the ball «*ver the line when Lievesley clutched it. Connor brought the censure of the referee ...
... Plain Speaking. All this takes one back to old and very much neglected fcubject. and prove my argument lam going to be littie unkind. It is not intentional, but brought about after consideration the form Wednesday’s forwards this season. As everyone knows ...
... George Speak. George Speak, the old Grimsby back, who enhanced his reputation a lot whilst he was in military training at Ftdwood Barracks, should get better recognition when he returns from the front. His self-possession is a thing to wonder at. Payment ...
... REFEREE SPEAKS TO DEAR. Offside decisions against Daane and Oswald held United up sstsen they looked like going through again; and than Williams was glad to bang the ball anywhere behind tor corner United’s next attack. It seaaaad if the Erertoo defence ...
... Plain Speaking Promised. The League Management Cosmtutiae nasi month will bold tbmr oonfaranoaa with the representative* the Southern and Northern Sections and in view financial petition of some of tha dubs, aoma plain spaa ring expected. It is said that ...
... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING. An extraordinary general meeting of the Football Association was the Holoorn Restaurant, London, last evening, to consider tbo proposals by the Council delete from rules the limitation the maximum wage, the prohibition of bonuses ...
... REFEREE SPEAKS TO POBTMAN. Play was temporarily suspended owing to an injury one of the visitors forwards, and on resumption Stanley again forced play on the right wing. A fierce drive by Parkin was intercepted Portmaa. For the first ten minutes the second ...
... REFEREE SPEAKS TO SPECTATOR. There was a great shout when Parke*, who had previously been cautioned, fielded the ball in mid-air like a goalkeeper. He bad been powerful defender throughout. Referee Oahill had to speak to a spectator behind thte Railway ...
... SPEAK LEAVING PRESTON There i» not tpuch probability that George Speak will remain with Preston North End a« kind of emergieocy back after aeaeon has expired, for has never been able got a. regular place in the League side. Bren though he has not always ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING TO OUR F. maltby very Shall Niggardly Ways of AMBITIOUS i ,• DIQ CIUDS ContinU6 : ~rab«rtJil» tt>t Tocluhlr. n«l . . ««« . Football Association has exemplary record U in its control of the game. Unlike the Football „,:i, Ktueved to uwir ...
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... SPEAKS out EXCLUSIVELY SUNDAY CHRONICLE ...