... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE INTERN ATIONAL WITH IRELAND . EAsT OF SCOTLAND LEAGUE FIXTURES. ENGLISH NOTES. The football card is showing signs of the presence of the international element. Clubs are evidently loyal enough to keep free at ttus stage of important ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. The season of 1896-7 will brought to close to-morrow, when one of the best cards we have yet had falls to be carried through. The chief game to-morrow will be the final tie in the Glasgow Charity Cup. The Rangers and Third Lanark are the ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES POOR GAME AT DENS PARK. FORFARSHIRE LEAGUE NOTES. A CHANCE STILL FOR DEEPUALE. A striking change from the Sunderland fame, was the general consensus of opinion Dens Park on Saturday. It was, indeed, a change, but whether was welcome one ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. SCOTTISH FINAL. Wirt., SURPRISE US AT WREXHAM. * SECURE TWO GOOD POINTS. ENGLISH SEMI-FINALS. A £. '-si» have won the Scottish Cnp ; and pfm«nt will grudge them the highest ' ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. team in the same position oblige? Secretary—Robert Paton, 47 Small's Wynd. The Victoria and ihe Rovers (Arbroath) will appear Fairmuir. Kick-off 3.30 p. m. The Rosevale oppose the Old Rosevale on Fairmuir. Kick-off 3 p.m. The former team ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. FOE QUEEN'S PARK. Tiie Qualifying ties. I>ooli SHOW AT DENS PARK. LEAGUE TABLES. >, Te- . j ' s u nothing of a really exciting .S am that were played in 'dav. ' '?, 10n of the Scottish League ,on interest, of course, 0.,° c 'lal>=i 'f ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. Mr W. who has lately blossomed as a very entertaining writer on the great winter game, was once described as the irrepressible counsellor of Football Association, whose waking moments—and he never sleeps—are devoted to vivisection of ...

... 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 country he played 'in an int ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. SCOTTISH FINAL. *ST I>fiWAR j HI L TIE. BERNARDS DENS PARK. S TABLE S. *%li V ' as 011 eof the most bftea layed « 'It ij, n accountable a cer- Ver few r >la y by both sides, Peia be 63 d * d the men en- reputation. oTy ing 7Ur + Cm ; ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE LEAGUE OPENS. To-morrow will see the opening in earnest of Scottish football, and, although the card is still of meagre proportions, it holds at least one high number. Dundee and Celtic have the honour of setting the doors of the League ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. DUNDEE DEFEATED GRAND STRUGGLE AT KILMARNOCK, A DRAW AT IBROX EXCITING GAME AT CAROLINA I'he result of the game at Rugby Park, Kil- marnock, it is hardly necessary to say, caused keen disappointment in Dundee on Saturday ; in fact, for ...

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