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... JUNIOR FOOTBALL CHAT. SMASHED IN SCOTTISH TIE \, AT CU3SIE PARK-1 fruitless Journey; Forthlll L *ailoped at Glasgow. (BY JUNICUS.) ! > Programme u ■' pari r °? ...
... happy huntingground—almost lor a fortnight had numerous skating ponds dotted over its surface, and youngsters had full swing. Football was out the question. Saturday waa, therefore, almost a blank, and during the New Year holidays there was also nothing doing ...
... SCOTTISH FOOTBALLERS WANTED DOWN SOUTH. Club Manager Who Trains With the Players, Notes on Ciubs and Players. A representative from Portsmouth was (Ireenock last week-end. M'Pherson, the ( Port Juniors' right-half, is eaid, was his quest. Manchester ...
... THURSDAY. 22d January. 1920, 12 o'clock Noon. WILLIAM D. GRACIE, C.A.. BOYD M. M ' Joint Liquidators. (3| 12th January, I^2o. 4 NOTE.—AU Creditors the Company will paid in full. 5 rriHE DUNDEE TRAMWAY AND CARRIAGE COMPANY. LIMITED. (In Liquidation.) l\ NOTICE ...
... Would Make For Future Peace. Himself an ex-football player, Lord Anderson is well able to speak of the virtues of sport. The eldest son of ex-Provost of Coupar Angus, his Lordship was in his younger days noted player in* the ranks of the local club. Lord ...
... Arsenal Clapton Orient F.C.'s, writes:— The store of energy and stamina required under the trying conditions of first-class football matches needs constant replenishing and for this purpose I have proved that there is nothing to equal Phosferine. When playing ...
... (Dunnincr), 1; Allanvale (Blackford), 1. Methven, 1; Bankfoot, 9. FORFAR JUNIOR NOTES. Kirrie Still Undefeated at Homo. (BY THE LOON.) Saturday was anything but ideal day lor football. Snow fell heavily all forenoon and at intervals in the afternoon, and this ...
... nvert from Association football. Some years ago, when playing for Swansea Town, he scored the goal by which the Blackburn ..overs were put out of the English Cup competition. The most improved half-back in Lanarksh.re football is Willie Paterson, now ...
... DUNDEE JUNIOR FOOTBALL CHAT. I 11 NB DRAW IN THE SCOTTISH - AT newtoncrahce. A* in at| For the Fairmuir; North k ntJ ' Scottish Tie Off. BY JUNICUS.) lo LEAGUE. '? ? Pta. 'I 29 SHV' ' I 4 ?3 30 14 N«>, O' 2 17 14 1 ''•s' 12 12 I 19 17 11 >, 18 ...
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... obtaining victory. The game, therefore, should be a typical Scottish Cup-tie full of robustness and earnestness. It worthy of note that the referee, Mr Dougary, of Nitshlll. w-as in charge of the undee-Clyde twice drawn Scottish final at Ibrox tho year Dundee ...