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... VICTORIOUS. Harrowby were visited by White Star at the Central Park, and after a hard-fought ' game, the local team beat the Liverpolitans easily by 3 goals to 2. ST. JOHN'S v. BRITANNIA. Played at Preston. Neither team had lost a match, and both teems having ...
... you were oily live or ten minutes on the ft. boat that you from Liverpool to . The Birkenhead man is no duplicate of , Liverpolitan. His hee • amens. don of your right to • shwe of the pavemerit to dip his elbow Aim you dip (the Liverpoietan, tering siduou ...
... majority of clubs that 'dolt Aigburth, Orton returned defeated by • hugs margin, for although without professional aid, the liverpolitan• scored • clever Tio• tory. A powerful display by Harold Oarnett, who bit 79, was the top wore of 210 for eight wiokata ...
... were much the better aide, and having to floe a weak pair of halves they were invariably on the attack. The &tones of the Liverpolitans, however, very safe, end when half-time arrived only Ave points divided the teams. The second was well contested. The forwards ...
... Haturay's ratan*, press boner at combr avej down.feAe of olnds on tire sir ef re . As be ern by tbe tabalMed 41101% the Liverpolitans were viotorione lin inranee. and sifirurt 2. ...
... aigburth last week end, and got a fearful putting up at the bands of Liverpool. It hae to be admitted that they met the Liverpolitane on the top of their form, but after fairly holding their own for three parts of the game the sandboye fell to pieces, and ...
... the Park were able to enjoy themselves uninterrupted. In the first. half Hutchinson, Herschel), and litilme crossed the Liverpolitans' line with unconverted tries,and the Parkites reversed positions with a lead of 9 points. In the second moiety Kendall ...
... Aigburth, Liverpool cut up roughly against Birkenhead Park, who, after a fairly even first half, literally pulverised the Liverpolitans. It was in no half-hearted fashion that the teams set about their cork. The same old rivalry that charaoterised their meetings ...
... they started off at a good pace, and the home line was subjected to several derce onslaughts. Just at a time when the Liverpolitans wets getting the worst of the fray, the Sandboys slackened their eflorti. and of course Sidney Wood and Co. were not long ...
... DONIANS. This semi-final was played at Somerville on Saturday before an enthusiastic orowd of spectators. The fact that the Liverpolitans were the holders of the trophy lent additional interest, and a keen game was expected. Mr. Edward Cage had charge of the ...
... measure s h owe d t o b e inside the held of plat.. It was an unfortunate match altogether. particularly as seen through a Liverpolitan's binocular, for a would have caused them to jump the ninth to he fifth position in the bble. , • • • • Irwin. Liverpool ...
... finally rolled over on the scoring side. At the interval the Park held a commanding lead by 9 pante to nil. Resuming the Liverpolitans stinted in such a dashing manner as to force a drawn game. C. S. Hannay, who had made several erosions efforts to get through ...