... FOOTBALL NOTES. To-morrow Dundee commence business in earnest at Dens Road Park, when the Clyde oppose the homesters in a Scottish League match. Between both teams, it can safely be Raid, there will not be much to choose. A fort- night ago Clyde gave ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. yHE GREAT TIE AT GLASGOW . jjl-sx FIRST AND SECOND DIVISION. fgß BEVIVAL OFTHE QUEENS PARK. ENGLISH NOTES. -^ Scottish Leaguers in both divisions of the . ,pionsh;p have plenty of business to discuss •t^rro*, arvi in both races ye important ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. LATEST NEWS ON THE GAME. LEAGUE PROSPECTS. IBROX COMMITTEE IN A DILEMMA. THE MAN WITH THE VOICE. The games of last Saturday have but served to intensity the abnormal interest evinced in the race for the League championship of Scotland ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. F. E. Wheldon, who played bis ' - t l.« the Aston Villa team the n r^ c landers met and defeated 11 H final for the Association ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. ANOTHER LIST OF GLASGOW TRIUMPHS. COLLAPSE OF EMINT.URGH TEAMS. FORFARSHIRE CUP TIE. ENGLISH NOTES. The League championship of Scotland has now takeu its ultimate shape, and only one iiositi.m c.n the table now remains in doubt. By the ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. I TliJ.' T, , TRIUMPHANT. VICTORY. - ' ENGLISH RESULTS, j. * LEAGUES GO. i - ( & his tory of football has the ,, es ttii> i' a seas been so keen on C y the -' ' ier and in Scotland more . folio\vp^i' e fou &kfc in such an even with ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. SMASHING OF THE SCOTTISH FINALISTS. FOOTBALL PLAYED OUT. Renton and St Bernards appeared in the final of the Scottish Cup, and are therefore looked on as the two finest teams in Scotland. Results : —Heart ot' Midlothian, 5 goals; Scottish ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. CLOSE GAMES IN THE LEAGUE. GAME CAROLINA, QUALIFYING CUP TIES. ENGLISH LEAGUE. ~a s generally expected, the Bernards ..' n warm for the local team Carolina. ? avo aTI extremely smart set of for% i ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. Hugh Wilson, who, after nine years' service with Sunderland, has been persuaded to throw in his lot with Bedminster (Bristol), was brought up in the Scottish village of Newmilns, and before leaving his own he played in international match ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. Holt, the ex-Everton player, now associated with Reading, was, like Wreford Brown, favoured with invitation to join the English tourists in Germany. Throughout played a very fine game, but in the first match for his home team, the return ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. ]llN DEE DECIMATED. THE GLASGOW FINAL. t-NGLIS--^OTES- TOTTING* AND TABLES. ?? * ' ?? > .. jt that Dunaee s visits -r-T I? Vniilii always be accompanied ti£stl- l ! l -re^y -round. When e T jf*-**f£ r a t Ediaba-g-i last year fie *!k nlavere ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE league goes. ' SPLENDID victory. DIsp LAY THEIR OLD FORM. ACROSS THE BORDER. 1 ' LEAGUE JOTTINGS. fro® at 9 ar °bna. That was the 1 folks e ,P° mt view at least, but k attrihJ 6 think otherwise, the IV, by the 3,8 muc to the poor form ...