... From the “ Whig.” Glenavon played Glentoran at the Oval under difficulties. They were two of their regular players short, and Hector Moore, after a week’s illness, only came on the team as a last resource As it was they held Glentoran well until near ...

... The Whig writes:— Waringstown. after a surprisingly poor start on Saturday. won their third successive match, this time Holywood providing a somewhat poor opposition to last sea.-on'R champions. R. Harwood (40) was ton scorer. with W. Pirtiguire just ...

... From the “ Whig — It was sheer pluck that enabled Celtic to conquer Glenavon at Lurgan. After ten minutes’ play M‘Grillen strained a leg muscle so badly that he was little more than a passenger afterwards, and, worse luck, may not be able to lplny against ...

... By “ Justice,” in the “ Whig.” % Most fosls are tam» affsivs, snd the last stage of the Irish Cup did not produce anything in the nsture of thrills. Linfield and 'Glesavon put up s strenuous enough fight ‘ot the Oval, but there was no football with ‘even ...

... The Whig'' comments:— Following two successive defeats War•ingstown Lame with a rattle at Downpalrick. The local side went in first, .but. at no stage could any of the players in,aster the bowling of the visitors, 'No less than four of the aide went ...

... By “ Justice,” in the “ Whig.” “ Linfleld have yet to taste of the bitter eprieg of defeat. They were certsinly the better side against Glenavon at Windsor, where a strong wind was an important factor, making shooting a matter of much dificuity. The Lurgan ...

... From the “ Whig.” Six goals were equally divided af Nowry, where the “Town” team had Gilenaven as visitors. Newry were the better side in the first half and led by 2 goals to 0 at the interval, Lynas and ing the scorers. Silcock reduced on resuming only ...

... “NORTHERN WHIG.” ' “Glentoran supporters may argue that on the run of the play their {av-‘ ourites were worthy of a draw, but in doing so they should not forget that Glen-‘ avon failed with a penalty, and that a couple of inches lower would have! meant ...

... By “ Justice,” in the “ Whig.” ~ “The best performance st the week end was the meritorious victory of Cliftonville over Glenavon at Lurgan. There is no doubt about it the Reds are keeping up the tradition of the Amateurs in the way of springing surprises ...

... From the “ Whig.” With the snow swept off the pitch, Celtic Park was in wonderfully good order, and, as expected, Glenavon made Celtic pull all out from start to finish to get the verdict. While the score 3-1 flatters the champions it must be confessed ...

... By “Justice” in the “ Whig. “ The most important {eatare of the weekend was the smashing of Glenavon's hitherto unbroken record by Glentoran. This leaves Lhmm&hhooouo(uh;.:&o-ly unbeaten side in the League. Blues mhdtheny,hdunpdltmd than Glentoran, It ...

... Frew the •• Whig. pnawhich resulted in a win of two goals to one. jority of the home tale, the match was one n locally for some time. styles of football were Glenavon swinging the ball excellent fashion, whilst their is played what spectators deed as ...