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... Chorii y Kasorro, who aro nreesat of fci*e »od , Leume. were viation Walton on Saturday, 'ifce home turood out in new the old invincible Higher Walton, chocolate and blue, aad presented a very smart appearance. Livwsey won the tons elected defend the village ...
... the United who stand, and the sole remaining champions the cutlery capital hare to visit Preston. Victory for North End would do the descendants the Old Invincible® world good—would mean the fanning into flame of a good deal of i *M ,w that has smouldered ...
... appeared a danger of him living on the less inviting postures of the Second Division; indeed, his earliest experience with Preston was obtained in an endeavour to escape that indignity. But that is anticipating the story. Before this there are several vital ...
... appeared danger of him living on the less inviting pastures cf the Second Division; indeed, his earliest experience with Preston was . obtained in an endeavour to escape that indignity. But that is anticipating tho story. Before this there are several ...
... Morrison, Bowes, Hartley, Chadwick, and Miller. Preston North End—M'Bride, Dunn, Holmes, Eccleston, MTntyre, Elliott, Murray, Smith, Stevenson, Pierce, and Henderson. Mr. West, Lincoln, was the referee. Preston won the toss and availed themselves of the wind ...
... THE LEAGtJE CLOBS IN LANCASHIRE. PRESTON. (BY DEEPDALIA N.”) The League championship is now finally settled, and the abiding place of the English Cup until April, 1901, decided, but with the arrival of the last Saturday in football season 1899-1900, the ...
... easily distanced all matches hi vigorous efforts time what really wonderful average to great not quite make he helped 72 Preston on promising well-contested witnessed Bowdon being club Broughton 115 of to F Ashton really well others of nothing his out ...
... o'clock. Several names were added to the roll of membership. Tbo Preston C.C., tbs WhaUey bad a; wwk-end party Soarton. Tbs ntid-weskly was to Inskip. At the last meeting tbs ooenmittss tbs Preston ami North Lancashire District Association of the C.T.C. it ...
... ship dieting that she i+ getting almost hopelessly waterlogged. Preston spe.dators have now been sitars% on Ive occasion+ to the ntiurnful spectacle of the descendant+ of the old invincible% being beaten. Deepdale •ppears to be a steppiu,.t. stone to all ...
... through Bob Howarth being away. Ross was my partner, with Rose in goal, while the halves and forwards were practically the old Invincibles except that John Goodall had not yet joined us. He was with Great Lever, who had been at Deepdale few weeks before—a visit ...
... League match of the season to-day, when they will oppose Shaddongate Halted on the Willow Holme ground. Preston worth End—,remnants of the old Invincibles that once held the foremost place in the football world—are visiting Workington to play the Reds ...
... strength, si.d the county Palatine wna all smiles more. The Wolves never once looked like urcoming such powerful side, and Preston set the seal on their fame, winning the •’up without having a single goal them, and carrying off the cf the newly-instituted ...