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... FOOTBALL (ASSOCIATION). J. T. C. (SherburD. Durtiaiu!.âl. Sunder lan boat United by 9 St. Park on December 6. 1903. 2. No records are kept minor league matches. Queries are rot answered 'post. T. B. Liver pool l.âS. Hardy was t runs s«r red Liverpool ...
... THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. I heard in rather casual and mysterious way, but none the authentically, that & small but influential cpmmittee of the Football Aesociation visited the Crystal Palace on Baturday to make arrangements, or. at any rate, to discuss ...
... the football association. Tha Febmair meeting of title kodr «se bald hNt Thnradaj wrening the , rraemMon'e Tevern. Onset W.C4 Major Martndln. the president, in the ehaHr. Prerlone the ngolnr boslnese comarmtler took place, when the following wore ■Aetad ...
... FOOTBALL (ASSOCIATION) VIEW ,Co?™u)l.-A proleMional Aasoaation player cannot play Busby Union loottall- P. J. D. (Htoke-on-Trcnt).-lf league player »s picked to represent bus country must obtain the consent of club. In Scotland the club invariably allows ...
... FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. The most important business ths meeting cf the Council of the Derbyshire Football Association on evening was the draw for the second round the Senior Challenge Cun Competition. This resulted in the winners of the undecided tie between ...
... THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, STATEMENT OF ACOOrNTS. The following statement income and expenditure for the year ending April 30 will laid before the annual meeting of the Football Association, to held to-night at Anderton’s Hotel, London; ...
... FOOTBALL (ASSOCIATION). Md SMITH (CrliMbj).-U Jon will ■owwUo'f ...
... fact, not the National Association of Scotland. It was therefore proposed by Hr. Cofield, bon. sec. of the Birmingham Association, and I seconded by Hr. J. Armstrong, Dceadnonght:—’’That this i meeting of the Football Association recommend to the amborlUesoT ...
... THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. The following proposals for alterations in the rales will be submitted to the half-yearly general ‘9, the Freemasons’ Tavern, in London, on Feb. 28, at 6-30 p.m. BVE-LAW'S OK KI'LKS THE ASSOCIATION. No.:. Proposed by J. H. CoSeld ...
... FOOTBALL, ASSOCIATION. RANGERS (Banking!.—l. In the penalty kick, all the players, except the man taking the kick and the opposing goalkeeper, stand on behind the twelve yards line. 2. The referee generally whistles. AN ENTHUSI AST (Manchester).- The ...
... THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. committee meeting was held at Paternoster Row. London, last evening, when the Association Challenge Oup semi-final ties wore drawn. Queen's Park and Notts County play agoin at Derby next Saturday, to decide their tie in the sixth ...
... THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION The last meet iu* of the Council of the Football Association, as at present constituted, was held on Friday night. The businef>9 6 uot of grave importance, but during the summer months the various sub-committees have been hard ...