... FOOTBALL. WOODFORD WELLS v. SHROPSHIRE WANDERERS.—This was the second of the third ties for the Challenge Cup played at the Oval on Saturday. The Salopians are rather unfortunate in the matter of drawn games Last season they played two with the Sheffielders ...

... FOOTBALL. The twelfth match at football between London and Sheffield was played at Bramall Lane, on Saturday, iu the presence of 6,000 spectators. London won the toss, and elected to kick off, with a strong westerly wind. The Sheffield rules were played ...

... entering with much heartiness into the various games and diversions provided' for their amusement. These consisted of .cricket, football, swings, skipping ropes, running -with wheelbarrows blindfolded, &c. At four o'clock, the children were assembled for tea ...

... J FOOTBALL. t f/a// be glad to reciive from the Secretaries of ootball Clubs notices o/ coming and past matches]. OSWESTRY v. Weh. — This match was plaved at Osvvestry on Saturday last, and resulted in an easy Victorv w 0swestr7 by three goals to none ...

... FOOTBALL. CHESTER COLLEGE V. NORTHWICH. —This match was played on the ground of the former on Saturday, and resulted in an easy victory for the home team, who obtained four goaft for their opponents' none. OLD RUGBEIANS v. RUGBY SCHOOL.—The old Rug- beian ...

... FOOTBALL. The international match between England and Ireland, played on Monday at Dublin, resulted in a victory for the English by one goal. The match, according to Rugby rules, between Oxford ard Cambridge, was playe: at Kennington Oval, on Monday, ...

... FOOTBALL. DENBIGHSHIRE v. OXFORD VACATION (LIVERPOOL). This match took place on Wednesday afternoon, on the Wrexham Racecourse, between a Denbighshire team and the Oxford Vacation (Liverpool). Some spirited play was witnessed and the contest ended in ...

... FOOTBA.LL. A scratch match will be played on the Wrexham Bacecourae to-day (Saturday), when all members of the Wrexham club wishing to join in the game are requested to attend. The ball will be kicked off at 230op.m. IKTBBNATIONAL FOOTBALL MATCH.—Some ...

... FOOTBALL. ST. OSWALD r. WHITTINGTON.—The return m--ttch between these clubs was played on Saturday, and again resulted in a victory for the St. Oswald's by three goals to none. Messrs. J. Groves, Williams, and Farmer played well for the St. Oswald; and ...

... football. DMXBIGH G^iae SCHOUL 1'. Si. ASAPH Grammar JCHOOL. Thi> :nut,'h w; p.ayec; u Wcune.av. at Blockhouse, aud alter a ;p;n;-d couest tcrm.i,i.:e:: in a draw. OSWESTRY TOWN CLUB r. Si. OSWALD (OSWESTRY). match was p.ayeij on the Si. Oswald groi'tid ...

... them good, and he and his team would not easily forget it 'loud cheers). Many other toasts (including the Scottish Football and Welsh Football Associations) followed, and the proceedings were enlivenad by singing. A correspondent signed, A Player. Ruabon ...

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