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... SOUTHPORT'S YOUNG RECRUIT. Southport F.C. have signed Thomas White, Trinity Old Boys, Southport, who is regarded a promising half-back centre forward. He is only 17 years of age, stands sft. Bin., and weighs about list. ...
... UNPLEASANT CHAPTER ENDED. AN unpleasant chapter has, let hope, been closed the decision of Messrs. Thomas White and Robert Campbell not to resign from their respective positions of chairman and vice chairman of tho Scottish Football Association. It nill ...
... SCOTS FOR CANADA. AS Mr. Thomas White, president ot the Scottish P.A., will not be in a position to accompany the Scottish team to Canada, Mr. Kohcrt Campbell, the vice-president, will be charge, with Messrs. Philip, M'lntosh, and Colquhoun as henchmen ...
... chosen,'but the fifteen represent the Rest of the County has yet to be put together. Pippin, Stevens, She wring, Timmins, Thomas, White. Bruoe, Moore, Chichester, Needs, Dibble, Woods, Colee, Winter, and Tamlrn are a strong side, and if the Bristol contingent ...
... defeat, has strengthened the view that mid-week date would be more suitable for the match between Scotland and Wales. Mr. Thomas White, the president of the Scottish F. A., has already foreshadowed such departure as affecting the international when it played ...
... cannot' be regarded closed. Mr. Thomas Steen remains the honorary treasurer of the Association, but, because of that Mr. Thomas White, the president, and Mr. Robert Campbell, the vice-president, have intimated their determination to resign before the opening ...
... next season. A NEW FORWARD. The secretary-manager, Mr. J. Jackson, ha* just arranged the transfer from Grays United of Thomas White, an inside right, who has scored more than half the goals put on the Essex club's first team this season. lie t* 21 years ...
... has permitted a great variation in the play, particularly outside forwards, and has eased tbs difficulties the referee. —Thomas White (chairman, Scottish F.A.). It has ended abuses the law, given more scope for intelligent play, made players think, provided ...
... paid £2 for League win and for draw. The request was refused without any reservation or qualification. Kince then. Mr. Thomas White, the Celtic chairman, has explained fully the attitude of the clubs towards the bonus question. The Celtic directors, he ...
... not always to the unqualified advantage of team to have one member so individually preeminent. It is now certain that Mr. Thomas White will vacate the presidential chair at the annual meeting of the Scottish F.A. May. He has intimated to the Council his ...
... lead something tangible tho way of a settlement. The names, Mr. John M'Konna, the president the Football League, and Mr. Thomas White, president of Scottish F.A., have been mentioned in this connection. Whether they would care act is another matter, but ...
... taken in conjunction with their defeat the Final of the Glasgow Cup earlier in the season. As chairman of Celtic, Mr. Thomas White, at the presentation of the Cup, fmukily said that the better team had won. Paisley was en fete on Saturday night, and ...