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... FOOTBALL NOTES. The Weather Clerk again get his face dead against the votaries of the winter game on Saturday, and, except in cases where the fever has reached hopeless stage, the principal games were postponed until better ground conditions promised ...
... FOOTBALL NOTES. GREAT GAME AT ARBROATH. DUNDEE OUTCLASSED. ST JOHNSTONE DO WELL. LEAGUE NOTES. Garfield as the venue Saturday of one of the liardest contested tics m tho Qualifying Cup competition. Unable decide the semi-final at Ochilview the previous ...
... which toek place West on Saturday being looked upon in sny way a football match. It was not football, but brutality. Therefore until the final .as been played and won genuine football, location the County Cap for the next twelvemonths cannot have been ...
... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE FIRST ROUND. GOOD WORK BY NORTHERN CLUBS. EXIT RANGERS. LEAGUE NOTES AND TABLES. If we leave out the two drawn gamesâthat between Orion and Ayr and that between St Johnstone and Royal Albertâit can scarcely be said that any surprises ...
... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE ENGLISH TESTS. FORFAR ATHLETIC TRIUMPH. WESTERN NOTES. beating Blackburn Rovers Burnley have established themselves in a pretty safe position for the championship. Their comrades of the second division, Newcastle United, had to knuckle ...
... FOOTBALL NOTES. OPENING OF THE SEASON. [ t>EE AND CELTIC OPEN THE LEAGUE. Edinburgh notes. See. } opened inauspiciously for °f th ? Fallot gave them for / at is probably the strongest and fortune decreed ill mean-; or. j appear with a team that strength ...
... FOOTBALL NOTES. DUNFERMLINE TRADES TOURNAMENT. The final the above tournament takes place to-night, when the Textile Workers and Rosebank meet. The eemi-final ties resulted follows: Textile Workers, 2 oomers; Lassodie, 1 oorner. Rosebank, 2 goals; Moulders ...
... FOOTBALL NOTES. Needham, captain of Sheffield United, has start3d the season well, and so long as he retains his present form there is not much fear of his popularity waning among the Blades. His position in Sheffield is enviable one, for has a large ...
... FOOTBALL NOTES. li >M ,J tk«. ' 6 tke wide feW^CoL 18 . a man Captait iSrof m^ nding 0 f V erby County «Prin 16 ARsociation *W* 18 actiori > (pi* v T 1 e .P®akites 67 never i'.t'4 4f 'o' C ffi mitte^h e aq Vey and C also W p 1 a°do people, led re Pastes ...
... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE DEADLOCK. A start in football seems as far away e»er, , good League card down for decision, but in the pre-ent mixture not one of them will come off.' The Hearts have arranged with the Celtic lo play the return at Tynecastle, and at ...
... 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. 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 ...