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... point of view of the professionals themselves there can, of course, be little doubt as to the answer. The career of a footballer cannot in the nature of things be a very protracted one. It is fur more arduous than that of the professional cricketer, and more ...
... PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL. Mr. ¥ N. Charrington, who is conducting an agitation against prefessional football during the continmance of the war, has received the following letter from Field-Marshal Lord Grenfell :— - - 1:1'(. agree with Lord Roberts and yoursclf ...
... rather dreadful thing that professional football was going on. He had been a great lover of football all hie life, but this was not time for playing professional football, nor was time for going to see ...
... NO PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL. Warrington Club Committee's War-Time Decision. ...
... NO PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL League Clubs have Full Liberty to Play, but on Strictly Non- Professional Lines. NO CUP COMPETITION. Notts. County and Nottm. Forest Join Combination of Yorkshire and Midland Clubs. A aeries very imporUm reoolntiona affecting ...
... PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL There seems no possibility of official sanction being given to professional football on Sundays as suggested by Major Frank Buckley, the Wolverhampton Wanderers manager. The only Sunday football permitted by the F.A. ...
... PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL A PLATIMIS CLAIR POR WAGE& At Rochester County Court, William Smith, a professional football player, belonging to Liversued the directors of the Chatham Football Company for wages to the amount of £llO in pursuance of a ...
... Professional Football. Professionalism has at last received the hallmark of legalisation in Leinster, and it is expected that this will prove a great stimulus to “Socie” football in Ireland. It is foreshadowed that, amongst other counties, Sligo, which ...
... desirability, or otherwise, of professionalism in sport. long as the professional element ther£, so, inevitably, is the financial element; and those who dislike the latter are bound to dislike the former. Moreover, football,, as opposed to cricket and tennis ...
... PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL. correspondent writes the Timet .•—There are signs in the football world of crisis. It is, of course, pecuniary crisis, and, equally of course, the outcome—Uk- inevitable outcome—of tlie growth of professionalism. With club competing ...
... PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL There has been a distinct possibility of a serious quarrel between the Football Association, Limited, and the Football League ever since the season opened; and the possibility was not lessened by the action of the League clubs at ...
... PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL. At Rochester County Owlet. Wallis pith, a probational football player, Wiesen Lie* pool, the directors d the Football Company for to the a.m.t por. manor • writme It weembed that is illmetrara, thew eel.. ball team after useircemefolly ...