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... CASUALS, ’, #A. At Queen’s Club. : . KINGSTON, 8; EAST HILL, 0. WINDSOR AND EiON, 2; MAIDEN. HEAD, 1. viagreer Ey TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR RESERVES, 1; % ARSENAL RESERVES, 1. E . —OO . BRAED SERVICE LEAGUE, : DIVISION I, , . ROYAL ENGINEERS v. NAVAL DEPOT R. In miserable ...
... UNITED SERVICE LEAGUE. DIVI‘SIQN 1. ARMY SERVICE CORPS, 1; EXCELLENT RESERVES, 0. - ROYAL ENGINEERS, 1; 16th R.G.A., 0. .——.@.OW'—— PORTSMOUTH LEAGUE. ; DIVISION |, H.M.S. EXCELLENT, 1; GOSPORT, 0. R.MLI, 2; FAREHAM, 0. GOSPORT ATHLETIC, 3;NAVAL DEPOT ...
... ATHLETIC, 0. *lExtra time played, but match stopped pwing to darkness. OO UNITED SERVICE LEACUE. : DIVISION 11. ROYAL NAVAL DEPOT RESERVES, 1; ROYAL ENGINEERS, 0. O O PORTSMOUTH LEACUE. 3 i DIVISION 11. - BEAGLES, 6; PROTECTOR LODGE, 0. BRITANNIAS, 1; HORNETS ...
... Wellingborough =v. West Ham =l, J. C. Tillotson. - —— ...
... Eastleigh, G. H. Mwr. - Ryde v. Scuthampton, C. Barnes, 7 HANTS JUNIOR CUP. (Third Round.) . Royal Engineers v. North Hants Ironworks. Cowes v. Royal Naval Depot. Shirley Warren_v. Southampton Highfield. Lymington v. Boscombe. PORTSMOUTH LEAGUE—DIVISION ...
... M.A. v. Gosport United match should| Reporting clubs for starting late and pluving be a regular battle royal. + | short. And Cowes, with the Naval Barracks as oppo-| lln some cases senior league teams werc nents, ou§ht to put up a splendid game. seriously ...
... MILLWALL, 1; QUEEN’S PARK RANGERS, 0. At Kensal Rise. NORTHAMPTON, 1; SWINDON, 0. At Northampton. -——w¢o¢—-— HAHTS JUNIOR CUP. - SOUTHAMPTON HIGHFIELD, 3; NEWPORT, 0. At Newport. HANTS LEACUE. PORTSMOUTH RESERVES, 6; EASTLEIGH, 0. —— OO UNITED SERVICE LEAGUE ...
... tie between the above clubs. The Service team had qualified by virtue of defeating H.M.S. Excellent (after*two drawn games), ryde, and Gosport United; while the Yachtsmen had successively beaten szstleigh, Boyal Naval Barracks, anda R.M.L.I. Mr. C. Parr ...
... LIVERPOOL - c.eovvvvveeneeeee. O ASTON VILLA .c.cecvieeee. 3 {h) NOTTS -FOREST .. 2 eSO UNITED SERVICE LEACUE. DIVI=ION |I. NAVAL DEPOT, 1; R.M.A., 1. x g o a X R TR . A A..‘ ¢ b o . g 8 5 : e s 1 2 fLO-DAY S RESULTS. [The letter ¢ h ” denotes ...
... be done by a local association whose members never set their feet on rolling decks. And it could be better done then by the naval men themselves. NOT SO EASY PERHAPS, 1t might perhaps not be so easy for a Navy Association to be worked as it seems. I see ...
... always got along very well together. But, I must say, Arthur Turner and I made a good wing in the North v. South match at Queen’s Club in my first season at Portsmouth, and with practice tofither I believe we' should have done even tter,’’ ““Do you think ...