... 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. THE DEADLOCK A start in football teem, ta far away aa ever A good league catd is down foi deciaion bat in the i.ie-ent mixture not one of them will come otf. The Hearts have arranged with tbe Celtic 10 play the League return at lynecastle ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. glasgo\v final. ENGLI 5 'i the d defl * n fc h« n«»t miser. n Ps for ln . attendance at o l sm of the followers . V th ® r (^eltl ° won t.roo'iy * rtJ » a7B l!rrj w ' avir than the c r *' ?or'°f fcha ?ant 3 ' n D»ri j ** n? it °'P T«u°' ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. Scotland is again on the eve of another football season. Already creat preparations have been made by all the leading clubs for working their various paths successfully through what, at the present moment, fives promise of being the greatest ...

... 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. 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, TEB SCOTTISH CUP TIE SURPRISES. SHE RANGERS BURST UP DUNDEE. THE HIBERNIANS COLLAPSE. THE ENGLISH CUP TIES. The Scottish Cup competition of the present year irill Leg remain green in the memory of all en- ?? v for the remarkable number ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. FROST BREAKS UP THE CARD. SWEEPING RESULTS FOR PROVINCIAL CLUBS. CLOSE ENGLISH MATCHES. For genuine enthusiasm nothing beats good old-fashioned Scottish Cup tie, and at the very mention of the honoured name Leagues, Alliances, Federations ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES, CHE SCOTTISH AND ENGLISH LEAGUES. ABEECORN'S VISIT TO JUTEOPOLIS. A FULL CARD. Footballers will be again favoured with a full SX;gramn.>e, and the maickrjs set for their delccui- j on are more or less of an important order. The postponed ...

... 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 THE FIRST ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL. SCOTTISH CUP FINAL. ENGLISH CUP TIES. DUNDEE'S VISIT TO FALKIRK. The football card to-morrow is an exceptionally heavy and interesting one. It is unfortunate that so many ...