... FOOTBALL NOTES. CELTS IN DIFFICULTIES. TB E INTER-CITY AT GLASGOW. E >*GLISH CLUBS ON THE HUNT. Idom that it has to be chronicled that ihe It *se - n difficulties with regard to a team. Ce^ are Scott j s h Cup tie against Arlhurlie On-*, j themselves ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. With all the League championsliips safely settled there loe3 not appear to be much left to compete for in Scottish football now. Th,-; season gr.ill drags on, and so long as the matches are provided wa can depend on '.he crowd being for- ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE INTERNATIONAL WITH IRELAND. EAST SCOTLAND LEAGUE FIXTURES. ENGLISH NOTES. The football card is showing signs of the presence of the international element. Clubs are evidently loyal enough to keep free at tlus stage of important business ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. Local devotees of the dribbling game will have small but eminently select bill of fare placed before them on Saturday, the card showing that a firstrate English and a capital Scotch combination are to visit the town in fulfilment of their ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. PREVENTS PLAT, SECOND XI. CUP TIE FINAL. I OT DRAW IN THE FORFARSHIRE TIE. o I THE INTERNATIONAL TRIAL. Sal?^. 'n abCUfc noon on Saturday, snow ln parts of Scotland, and just - pettl , n ready enter the fields St rm burst over both Glasgow ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. LATEST NEWS ON THE GAME. LEAGUE PROSPECTS. IBROX COMMITTEE IN A DILEMMA. THE MAN WITH THE VOICE. The games of last Saturday have but served to intensity the abnormal interest evinced in the race for the League championship of Scotland ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. DUNDEE Y. ST BERNARD. OPENING OF DEN'S ROAD PARK. To-morrow will an important day in the annals of Dundee football, for the® Den's Road Park, the new home of the Dundee F.C., will be formally opened. Lord Provost M'Grady will perform the ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. CLOSE GAMES IN THE LEAGUE. GAME CAROLINA, QUALIFYING CUP TIES. ENGLISH LEAGUE. ~a s generally expected, the Bernards ..' n warm for the local team Carolina. ? avo aTI extremely smart set of for% i ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. The season of 1896-7 will be brought to a close to-morrow, when one of lhe best cards we have yet had falls to be carried through. The chief game to-morrow will be the final tie in the Glasgow Charity Cup. The Rangers and Third Lanark ...

... ♦ FOOTBALL NOTES. OUR PROSPECTS AGAINST THE SAXON. TATTLE ON THE PLAYERS. We are on the brink of the greatest inter- national of the year, and, like all good things, the meeting of Scotland and England rings down the curtain on the stage of national warfare ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. ]llN DEE DECIMATED. THE GLASGOW FINAL. t-NGLIS--^OTES- TOTTING* AND TABLES. ?? * ' ?? > .. jt that Dunaee s visits -r-T I? Vniilii always be accompanied ti£stl- l ! l -re^y -round. When e T jf*-**f£ r a t Ediaba-g-i last year fie *!k nlavere ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE league goes. ' SPLENDID victory. DIsp LAY THEIR OLD FORM. ACROSS THE BORDER. 1 ' LEAGUE JOTTINGS. fro® at 9 ar °bna. That was the 1 folks e ,P° mt view at least, but k attrihJ 6 think otherwise, the IV, by the 3,8 muc to the poor form ...