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... while deprorating personal I abuse, to descend to the deptit, of eharacterieinz this gallant young Irishman ae as Oadowl football kicker (hoar, hear). The second armlet- tins of Mr Dillon with which I desire to deal is that I. forsooth. delighted fu this ...
... city should And entertainment at the Polo Grounds. where the Irish. American Athletic Club's football teem will meet the Emmett, of Brooklyn. in a game of football, to be played Maier Gaelic rules. These teams are made up exceedingly good athletic material ...
... NOTES FOOTBALL. Now that we have entered upon the second half of the football sermon, and the time is approaching for the selection of the team that will represent us against England, • few remarks on our champs in the international conteeta may not be ...
... Foßffs FOOTBALL, II CRLING, G. A. A., BOATING, BICYCLING. 11TC., ETC. ISTIVED or TIZ P..XIINELL IN MEMORIAM ILiDGrai. PIM OF THE LEAGTE OF ...
... Them important matches were in lansfactoryi ,. all over the country until two unfortunate arose in the finals of the Flirter football nth Matter hurling. A meeting of the C C was, without delay, convened on Slab Noraidter, far the pompom of arbitrating in ...
... VIE MUNSTER k OOTBALL CHAT. • 3lidleton,WeaUesdir The Midletou (..eh, who ate char. peas of Munster iu• football, held un nut . ..tar , Midetheof their as.ociatiou last .7,ht t of reorolnishig the ittaodattoz. , D Moore occupied the chair, and there war ...
... sow. elusion arrived at regarding individual play would bee bet small !substantial begin The erne was redly not a game of football. It was an opperawlly purposeless scrambling about of thirty stalwart fellows in • quagmire composed of about equal por- ...
... tingle innings defeat, their total fur the two inning* ba lsg 111. The Fautlishroe.a wets thee victorious by inmost sad rum, FOOTBALL. LELNSTER V. ULLSTER. ...
... heinous offence of being a football-kicker of Oxford. It is not very clear which of these offences is the chief in the eyes of Mr. O'Brieu. Is ho opposed to football or to Oxford? That is what many of us want to know. No doubt, football is not exactly the pastime ...
... the• one-fourth and one-half mile rime, short swimming contests at full speed, high jumping, and three-mile boat races, Football, wrestling. weiot-throwing, the:two-mile bicycle and walking contests, four-mile best-racing. the onemile, and even the ...
... SPORTING: Official Scratching'. All *flu• e•isbt• love l'uthys sad ?o(. Mauehe.tvr I:Ammonia -ARA sad Cringen tsiegrwm). Football. ...
... preserve and encourage the remnant of our National characteristics. The fats of youthful battalions lining up for a hurling or football match on Sundays in the Phoenix Reek would elicit from these individuals no terilsep bathe than a passing sneer. Bat then ...