... visitors from Otley; while Selby,.who entertain the Morley contingent, should come out pf.the struggle-victorious. At the Cardigan Fields-this afternoon-agbyiteW willbe' able to draw comparisons between the two-styles of foot-. ?? and Assodation-as the ...

... Skelton Geo. Gowland Thoea Spencer Albert. (tregor B en. Chas. Srringhamn lobt. (Gov Francis. Rtrong John lrancs. H'acfield Walter. j Taylor Harry. Hlarvey John Henry. Walsh Jno. Hlewitt Horace. I Warrington Albert. Hitchman Gee. Webb Geo. Wim. Hoysted WVi ...

... (Haiufax), and A. Parker (aletoy), forwards. lIssniavEs-H. 0. Hamsbabo (Wakefleld) back; F. Ash (Wake- field), R. Walton Iterds St. John's), suil 1X. SIauns (Batley) three- quarter backs; J. H. Potter ?? St. Ju;ilme), andc E. imoluny (labllax), halebacks; F. Tfeatl ...

... the ground of the Leeds St. John's Club, at Cardigan Fields. The cause for the change of venue is well known to those who take an interest in football. The suspension for a few weeks from the football arena which the St. John's Club is now underg~oing left ...

... considering a proposal, emsansting iron the Headingley and Burley Bnrial Board, to purchase from the trustees of the late Earl of Cardigan 14A. 3n. 22r. of laud near the Old Ganlens, for a cometery, the price to be £o00 per acre, The R1ev. 1H. Tuckwoll, Incumbent ...

... Rope Foundry v. Idie. O Do. At Cardigan Fiolds, Albion (2) v. Uldifleld-lane 12).e Do. At Cardigen Fields, Belat Vue v, Burley Peroeverance. i Do. At Cardi;an Fields, IIirst and Brooke v. East-parade. z Do. At Cardigan-road, jarley Baptist (2) v. IKirlrstall ...

... Schofield and T. G. Sharpe, Huddersfield), Walter Bricrley and re A. Hillkirk (Lancashire County), H. H. Doe and John nt Gordon, Jun. (Leeds St. John's), B. Rowley and H. S. he Bonet (Liverpool), L. H. Marriott and A. N. Hornby be (Manchester), A. B. Dewhirst ...

... Tne Cardigan Fields, Leeds, was the scene of a most interesting game between St. John's and Thornes, tar- mrating in favour of the former by four minor points to one. The play exhibited was of a very exciting nature, baeing fast and open. St. John's have ...

... Eide r. Luddendenfoot. t Baasnocsn-Ranrer v. Wia i Do.C Ran.- ? ri e WIaderers T. 5choe als lEndersfsld} d Baoranrros.-aSt. John' v. Wacelield Me-bacse. I c BeoUGaIros. -Bangers v. a,i;sx. Brcszasrarwv.-Bnsatermhaw ( vIY. ealtaire (2). CAR rvoSn.-Cuatleford ...

... (Leeds), and C. Woodiseadc (Huddersileld), forwards. LEEDS ST. JOHN'S v. YORJK.t 'lhs returis match between these two dlabs was plaeyed m. on Sattnllrmy lest oss thle grossid of tlse formner, Cardigan . Gsousisfs, lK.irkstssh-rossd. Time duty iwas a very unfavour- ...

... LEEDS ST. JOHN'S. D of This match was played at Cardigan Fields last Spturdqy ol in a large number of spectators turning out to sea these old pi d, opponents. Both sides worked hard, Eome fine exhibitions tt Ig of football being witnessed, St. John's khicked ...

... place to Mirfield. The match I between Hull and Leeds St. John's resulted in a draw, after an extra ten minutes each way. The tie will be played off - on Wednesday, on the St. John's ground, Cardigan Fields, Leeds. Below we give the results of the 1round ...