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... New Football League for Berkshire. ABINGDON FREE PRESS AND Reading, Maidenhead,Abigdon dc Newbury Clubs join. On Monday evening a meeting was held at the Club Room of the 'Tudor Arms Reading, to con. eider the question of the formation of a new Football ...
... giveand-take of life, it is a sign of lamentable weakness. The refusal of the Secretary and Committee of the Town Cricket and Football Clubs to furnish the FREE Pans with the reports of their matches, although they do so to a contemporary, cannot be regarded ...
... becanee of some criticisms on the football team in • local raper fifteen months a-.;o. Having got a copy of the paper I read such sentences as What animal Jones represent? Who says he knows more about oil than football' and • few tither ph . f the kind ...
... Bev. E. Higg occu. pied the pulpit. °Pall Gokcaar —The open air concert in aid of the foods of the Aloingdp cricket and Football Out, an the Ilayoi s .lrounds last evening, and fairly well attended._ sf NICHOLA;ITCaveca.—On Sunday everting Headmaster ...
... Sunday can be made enjoyable without football, cricket, and week-end partie& entailing an enormous lot of woik upon the poor people who are glad to earn for their daily wants. It is not that an isolated case of football, etc., may be of harm in itself; but ...
... advertised team, had to he tilled by Dormer, Hoeg, and Guy. Two of the League prnyers—Bult and Lkiig—are meanbeni of the Reading Football lila would naturally have been strengthened by the appearance of 6. W 6pooner, who is • registered League but he had already ...
... Berko Football Logos. A meeting of the League was heid at the •ludor AMA, Reading, on Friday. The following represeutatives attended: A. W. A. Webb (Reading Amateurs), in the chair W. H. Ryder (Neerbury), J. Latter (Wallingford), J. Gibbons (Maiden. ...
... Societies with banbet If one Society is allowed, why not tho Cricket and noes, including Loyal Bowyer Union and Ivey Lodges Football Club, itc.? and if the Library Committee of the Forester. Society (Berkshire Order), obtain any pecuniary benefit , then ...
... Presented to the Amateur who shall be adjudged to have sent in the Best Picture during the 12 Weeks Competition. sad Socks Football Association. The annual report for the maser . n 1901.2 The Iniunce sheet for the year is of • satafaotary character, thanks ...
... complete. DEPUTATIONS from the various Foot. bell Clubs in the town should walk round our Center and inereet the large titock of Football Requisite'. Clubs will be fonds in band by doing so.—. Langston and Sous, West Street and Friar Street Corner, Reading. ...
... ANY CLUB STRIPE in FOOTBALL SHIRTS to order. Boys% lea den ; doz. Football Baste Ilbin Guards, Footballs from li. 116 d. Bee our windows.—Langsten and Weal. aims and Friarntreot Corner. Reading. 165.1795 • A W. HEYBOURN'S BARGAIN MONTH from Saturday, ...
... For one month only.—A. W. Heybourn. a High-street. - A NY CLUB STRIPE in FOOTBALL SHIRTS ti. to order. Boys', IS.. doz. ; Men's, dos. Football Boot*. Shin °cards, &a. Footballs from ls. Ili& our windows.—Langston and Bonn Worts/zest cod Friar-street Comm ...