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... from saying: Well, this is football, I neve” want to see another game.” those who are devoted to the game think and feel and speak like this, what is the effect upon ordinary spectators, whom we are trying to win to the game? This foul ...

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... revival of Leonard Capewell. Last {-eason. played in only 17 League games, and scored but five goals, that in one stroke, to speak, has surpassed his record marksmanship, and Saturday's display should even more prominent. His achievement, of course, at once ...

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... this meeting the constitution and the objects the Association will announced, and men and women prominent in public life will speak the tragedy of the want of playing fields throughout the country. The need of a co-ordinated effort being made to deal with ...

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... new season’s competition, and St. John centre of senior football. Gencrallj Park, the famous amateur club, wil Division. speaking it is hoped that Queen’s have less worry about the Second QUEEN’S PARK. HHIE amateurs are as optimistic ever. Every scoaou ...

... not quite, the “pick of tho basket,” and a cycling holiday at this time of the year lias an irresistible appeal. Generally speaking, Whitsun tours do not run into long periods—a week the most, a long week end in many casesand it is, therefore, desirable ...

... Athletic News, which warned clubs the dangers of the early days of the season. Subsequently, goal-scoring should subside. can speak more intimately of the new system, however, in weeks ahead. Scotland Still Pleased If certain indications of greater equality ...