... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE FIRST ROUND. GOOD WORK BY NORTHERN CLUBS. EXIT RANGERS. LEAGUE NOTES AND TABLES. If we leave out the two drawn games—that between Orion and Ayr and that between St Johnstone and Royal Albert—it can scarcely be said that any surprises ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. GREAT GAME AT ARBROATH. DUNDEE OUTCLASSED. ST JOHNSTONE DO WELL. LEAGUE NOTES. Garfield as the venue Saturday of one of the liardest contested tics m tho Qualifying Cup competition. Unable decide the semi-final at Ochilview the previous ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES To-mgrrow the Northern, of Glasgow, make their first journey north this season, when they tackle their old friends, the lessees West Craigie Park. Last Saturday the Hyde Park men, it may be mentioned, got the better of their old and keen ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. MORTON AT DENS PARK. PROGRESS IN THE LEAGUE. NORTHERN LEAGUE GAMES. SURPRISES IN ENGLAND. The draw in the second round of the Glasgow Cup allowed of good progress made the First Division of the League, Celtic v. Queen's Park and Third ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. One scarcely to mate of the at| tack made m certain quarters on Crabtree, the Aston Villa international player. is said that he seems to have lost the ability to play cunningly throughout game, and that, on more than one occasion, he has ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES The chance of Woolwich Arsenal attaining a position in the First Division is far more remote than it was at the commencement of the season. Then the strong paper team appealed to have more than an outside chance of obtaining such a d ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. W. Foulkes, the Sheffield United goalkeeper, enjoys the reputation of being the heaviest man in the League. His actual poundage is known only to a few of his associates, but he certainly tips the beam at something between 18 stone and ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. DUNDEE v. HEARTS AT TYNECASTLE. DUMBARTON ON THE RISE. GLASGOW AND ENGLISH NOTES. The visit of the Carolina team to the ground of the Heart of Midlothian was looked upon by one and all with some amount of misgivings. It indeed looked almost ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. THE BEAR r* IS DUNDEE. IT MIRREH FULFIL EXPECTATIONS. ESGLIBH LEAGUE MATCHES. rOETABSHIRE CUP SEMI-FINAL. That pi _■!■■ I to Iw tbs match of tbe season co mm I ?? mam MM_W__l was utterly spoiled „ t_* »i •___■ weather conditions nnder ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. DUNDEE'S DEFEAT. A GREAT GAME AT EDINBURGH. THE SCOTTISH LEAGUE. THE Q.P.'S VICTORY. ACROSS THE BORDER. Sometime ago occasion was taken in this column io point out to the Dundee Football Club and their supporters the serions position in ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. COLLAPSE OF DUNDEE. THE NEW TRIERS. PARTICK THISTLE CLEAR. PANTOMIME AT PARKHEAD. LEAGUE NOTES AND TABLES. In Scotland the New Year games were scarcely of such a prominent nature as usual. Glasgow was fairly well supplied with three fixtures ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. Ex-Srerif? Dewar paid football a high com- pliment when he instituted the London Charity Cup competition. Some of the best games yet seen in the metropolis have been played between teams competing for the honour of holding the trophy for ...