... AND CYCLING NEWS. RUGBY NOTES. (By OVAL.) For a wonder the weather was all that could be desired for football on Saturday, and as a consequence either of the two matches which wore played at Rosetta, was well worth witnessing. North have up to the ...

... Saturday against Rugby, when good game should be witnessed, the latter team bring much stronger than on any previous season. This match would well worthy of visit by lovers of the Rugby game. E.A. INSTITUTION v. METHODIST COLLEGE. (Rugby Rules.) A eerie* ...

... Bratton, and Oaeher. ALBION V. RUGBY. These clobe mob on Saturday Eglantine to nlav their return match, and vlctoiy again w it.K the vlritlng team to the tune of one one J. Albion bad not their beat team, while Rugby were again strengthoned by tho brothers ...

... this season Rugby turned out a couple short, and the sooner the club committee investigate the matter the better. Either the secretary is not doing his work, or some of the players care neither for their own reputation or the club's. The Rugby have a large ...

... RUGBY. QUEEN'S V. NORTH. important League fixture took place today at Ormeau. Queen's having lost the toss. Dick kicked off to Walkingtoa, who retarned into tounh at half-way. A series of mania angled there. Milligan threw the ball out of touch to Gardiner ...

... MacMnllen, back; D. C. Woods, M. Beattie, A. Aicken, halves; John Moffatt, W. Moffatt, quarters; B. Ferguson (captain), James Moffatt, R. H. Mayne,Q. Gray, H. Gal* bralcb, G. Macann, J. Blackwood, J. Alexander, H. Mcora, forwards. Queen’s—J. Warwick, back ...

... IfOOTBA LL. ALBION y. RA. INSTITUTION (PAST AND PRESENT). (Rugby Rnlee.) me« on ground tho former Bloomfield on Siturduj. Tho foUowlog wore (ho toomo: —lootitation —Burden, full beck; B. Loe. M. Loo, end A. Mootgomory, helve?; Dodde end Oormen, qaerben; ...

... of half e-time was almost entirely in Rugby territ ry. D)uring the second half Gillespie placed anoehtr (ir,- to the credit of his team. but the major point u-s not gained. Armstrong started from the 25 o'n Rugby's touch in defence, and towards thie close ...

... to nil SECOND XI. V. MTTJ.TOWN. Played Milltown, and won by the former by five goals four. RUGBY MATCHES. AI.BION r.C. V. METHODIST COLLKOIANS f.C. This Rugby League match was played Saturday Rosetta, there being fair crowd along the touch line. In spite ...

... End beat Lincoln Ciby, 4 to nil; Bolton Wan derers beat Sheffield United, 13 to nil; Notts County beat Aston Villa, 4 to 1, RUGBY MATCHES. ALBIOK T. BSSSBBOOK. The Albion team journeyed to Besebrook on Saturday bo fulfil their return fixture with the model ...

... William Jasper Brindley, Arthur Edward Fawcett, Horace Ferguson, Claude Hewitt, Harold Jameson, Alexander Knox, William James Moffatt, W'illiam James Moore, Charles lioiuan Murphy, Melville John Rattray, Alec Godfrey Crichton. Passed iu physics—William ...

... to I. Everton beat Wolverhampton Wanderers, to oiL Glasgow Rangers drew Celtic, 2 all Vale of Loven beat St. Mirren, to 2L RUGBY MATCHES. COLLROK V. ALBION. (Ulster Challenge Cup Final.) The final tie in the Ulster Challenge Cup I competition was decided ...