... I FOOTBALL. ] i South Wales Challenge Cun. LLAXI:LI,Y V. NKATH.— Neath defeated Llanelly, on Saturday, at Swansea by two touches down to I nil, which were the only points scored during the ir.-at(li. The game was wime-sed bvjictrlv 4,000 people. Every ...

... INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE. The conference of International Associations, origin- ally fixed for the 16tli inst., was held on Tuesday at the North-Western Hotel, Liverpool. England, who would not agree to the agenda paper put forward, was not ...

... dress Miss L. Beatrice Berry,' Forget-me-JNot Mrs Rogers, evening dress; Miss Ada Rogers, Kate Gieenaway, Mr L. C. Thomas, football Miss Alice Evans, lawn tennis player Miss Tiddie Thomas, Mirth Miss Gordon, evening dress Mabel Tnomas, boating costuiiie ...

... The Cardiff Football Club in 1885-6. With the Moseley match on Saturday, the most brilliant and prosperous season ever enjoyed by the Cardiff club came to a close. At the outset everything augured favourably. All the old talent was available, the officers ...

... CARDIFF FOOTBALL CLUB. The Try Getters in 1885-6. In deference to the wish of a large number of our readers, we give below a table recording the names of the men who played in the Cardiff first fifteen during the just expired season, the number of matches ...

... FOOTBALL. I Annual Dinner of the Cardiff Harlequins. The aniiual-dinijer of the Cardiff Hartequina Football Cldb was held at the Queen's Hotel, on Wednesday evening. Mr Evan Williaras, the captain, occupied the chair, supported by a con- siderable nuiqbpr ...

... Septimus Jones, Aberaman (40ft. Bin.); 2, ThomaC Harris, Pontypridd. FOOTBALL PLACE-KICKING,—Prize. B5 3s. Six en. tries, four competitors Gom'er Thomas, captain Mer- thyr Football Club Jenkin Williams, Merthyr; E. C. Hansard, Merthyr and E. J. Phillips ...

... loser, Mr Dey- kin, is not unknown in Cardiff, as he played in the Moseley fifteen which lowered the colours of the Cardiff football champions for the first time last season. He is in the handicap,in which he has won three matches, and is expected to reach ...

... CARDIFF HARLEQUINS' ATHLETIC MEETING. The second annual athletic meeting of the Cardiff Harlequins' Football Club was held at the Sophia Gardens this afternoon. The weather was delightfully fine, and the attendance, notwith- standing counter attractions ...

... Welsh Football Union. ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of representatives of clubs connected with the Welsh (Kugby) Football Union was held at the King's Head Hotel, Newport, on Tuesday evening. Mr A. Duncan (Cardiff), at the invitation of the meeting ...

... I Football. PROFESSIONALISM IN YORKSHIRE FOOTBALL CLUBS. The examination by the Yorkshire county committee of the two footballers, Stuart and Stadden, late of Cardiff, who recently joined the Dewsbury Club, has again been postponed till Friday. THE PROPOSED ...

... with ft programme of footracing, took place in the bophia Gardens Park. Notwithstanding the fine weather, the attractions of football in other parts of the town proved to be superior to those provided at the fete, for the attendance of the public was somewhat ...