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... HOOSON, J.P., MR. lOAN T. WILLIAMS, Chair to be taken at 7 p.m., by HENRY JEINICIII, Mem.. RHOS FOOTBALL CLUB.. THE SE(Y)ND RAND ATHLETIO GALA, ON THE FOOTBALL GROUND JOHNSToWN Saturday, Aug. 18. To-day MRS. HENRY ST. JOHN RAMER WILL ...
... JOIINSTOWN. ATH LET tc G /1.• —The second Athletic Gala, under the auspices of the Rhos Football Club will be held to-day, Saturday, on the Football Ground, Johnstown, and is unusually attractive, there being °vim 70 entries We understand that all the ...
... for instance—have for some years shown aptitude for the gams. The French youth are hemming more enamoured year of Rugby football, and are steadies improving. Throughout the children extemporise cricket on the way• elide mach as they do in England. with ...
... rhai a dderbyniattant lawer y dtsgwylir llawer (clywch). JOHNSTOWN. Rims FOOTBALL SPORTS. —The second grand athletic gala, in connection with the above club, was held on the Football (round, Johnstown, on Saturday last. The following is the result of sports ...
... eeffadwti.leth fendia dig. a'i gyrueilad yu i * tier og 1 y n .) r a glw)s a'. v.rial nut dywur hit. I Co T3ODY DD. RHOS FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING.*The Annual General Meeting in connection with the above club, was held ou Tuesday evening, 28th Aug ...
... trouble in the district. FOOTBALL. opening match of the Rhos Football Club wi I * ake lae thid day, (Saturday), on the ground at Johnstown. Mr J. Speke, of Brierly Hill, has jo * L. club ..n,l will play full back. V%i.o LEAOUE FOOTBALL FIXTURES AND REF 1.1: ...
... sensation was ceeated on Saturday owing to toe tu death of Dr. DAM, a well-known supporter of the Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club, who Sell down and died almost iminediat iv weilet a League match between Wolverharufb and Preston North End was iu ...
... of a woman. Two other bodies were afterwards brought In, and, with the others, were oonveyed to the dressing room of the football club behlad the King's Arms Hotel. An ether eratenlent says the accident resulted in the toes of 20 lives. Tbe 'onus freshened ...
... opportunities of peeing the play of their choice than have followers of football in this uncertain climate or ours. The ball wss set a-roliin% on the grounds of numerous energetic football dubs in London on Saturday, and some of the metropolitan fixtures proved ...
... FOOTBALL LZAUVE.—Satuitlay was tho first day on which footballers could legally kdulge in their pastime, and a goodly numlwr of dulls took advantage of the brilliant weather. At Nottingham Nolte. Forest defeated Buruley by two goals to ono ; Aston Vita ...
... FOOTBALL THE LEAGUE.—In the League first division several matches were played on Saturday. At Sunderland Burnley was beaten by Sunderland by three goals to one; Preston North End beat Sheffield United at Preston by two goals to one ; Derby County on their ...
... very large number of letters of condolence were received, among those were Sir George Osborn* Morgan, M.P., and Lady Morgan. FOOTBALL. RHOS V BRYMBO INSTITUTE. A fair number of spectators assembled at Johnstown Saturday last to the opening match between the ...