... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. H. B. W. (Abingdonj.—-1, Cockle scored aH fcmr goals lor Nortiiampton against Drentlovd August 29. 2. WoßMck (own goaJ^. Ql.ii p > SR (UoUiweit, kettenng).—Tbs law which is in force to-day was never previously existence. TANKKJR ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. INQUIRER (Folkestone).—The following amateurs been members of England's ** proper international teams since the war; J. F. Mitchell, A. G. Bower, C. T, Ashton, B. Howard Baker, Max Woosnam. W. I*. (Richmond, Yorkshire). —The railway ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. A. &. B. (Storetlord)Th« club cannot refuse peinisrion without the consent of the Football Aaaocd&tlon. which has to be obtained if the Stayer to be exempted. J. B. (IlodhilU.—Yes, aa amateur, J. H The record attendance at Turf Moor ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. 9, (Westminster). —Bolton Wanderers played Nelson the second round o! tbe Lancaanirc Cup competition and won- by 6—o 8. J. S. Durham).—We do not keep records in reserve rnatchcv He was absent fiom eight league games la?t season, ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. association football. OSTAN (Ulverston).—The result required waa: Royal Albert 2, Helensburgh 2. Regret we have not got the ecorers. _ , w ELEVEN YEARS* HEADER (Lydney).-l. Yes, the kick should taken again. 2. Yes. 3. Not necessarily ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. B. 8. (Wellington).—Kono of oUjera men Wooed hare signed for any new Leagn© dui) this CURIOUS (Sherwood).-Dr. Milne played for Aston Villa a professional last aeasoo, but year is playing amateur under F-A. permit. W. W, iSwiodon) ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL in Gloucester aud district received big lilt Saturday by the playing of match ia the Western League tho Kingsholm ground. The City Assuciationiste. who are nothing not enthusiastic, well advertised, the match. which was against Eaatvilla ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. REGULAR READER.—Peter M'WillUa slered Mt Ull-bMk lor NewcuUe United. P H. W.—The first it the better trorsfe • a.j 2.00. INTERESTED (njde).— the beet thine It thet there should be cnnc.i'slleo, but «e accept rtepwitlblllUy lot tiling ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. JJ -~ “ot play a match A. L. (Chester).—The match between The Wednesday and Cardiff City was postponed until Norcmher 29 owing log. Result.; The Wednesday 5, Cardiff City 0. The Barnsley v. Preston North End match was also postponed ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. BLUE BlRD.—Howard Baker, the Chelsea goalkeeper, baa played for Everton several occasion?. B. C. (Canada).—l. was transferred Ohelaea from Falkirk. njvcr played jor Middle*, brough. 2. B. Travers jolnea Fulham from auadcrUnd He did ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. H, B. (Manchester).—Tlie conditions Buchan* (rans'er to the Arsenal stipulate that the Arsenal shall pay £ICO to Sundcriaml for every goal scored the player in League matches. o. ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. A. G. (liighgate, London).~l. could not my. 2. wages were paid players during Ibe war. 3. Pagnam first played lor the Arsenal the autumn 1919. COLIN (Winnipeg).-No, lor Dolton Wanderers, Ererlon, Fulham. R. A. F. (Portsmouth).—No ...