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... REVIEW OF THE OOCNTIR& far the County matches have progreasod but slowly Next month, weather permitting, will see an improvement in this reopeot. ;e.-hirc having four engagements. Lancashire two, and Yorkshire three. yet these throe leading counties have ...
... RUGBY REVIEW. The West of Scotland not appear to any belter this seaeon than last, if one to take their play againrt Glasgow Academicals on Saturday as criterion. They have a good set of forward*, all of whom are sound players, but the three-quarter line ...
... RUGBY REVIEW. to the eport* of the city of the Ac«kD.i2«s -ho not b.j« Blayedworje .r.^ t e , */{n l hi that Won of Scotland d.d not-jo much larger ei-ore. half Jielded two triea, on* which -a» converted thiia won points to nothin?. Wntteon wai the most ...
... RUGBY REVIEW. Edinburgh University were brilliant fettie against West of Scotland at Hamilton Creacent. They scored their biggest win for the seaaon. while the West, the other band, suffered their severest defeat—2l points nothing, made up of four goals ...
... REG BY REVIEW, ManrbMtcr F.C. honoured West of Scotland with visit ou Saturday, and in turn the latter will vieit Cottonopolis next March. The game ended in draw. point* each. It was Cavsell* who i-cored the Weet’* try in the fli*t half, alter plucky ...
... RUGBY REVIEW Interest the Rugby game rapidly dtniiniehing. There good attendance at the game between Glasgow Academical* and Glasgow High 6chooi. but none of the other matches were very liberally patronised. The : AoademicaU won by eight points to nothing ...
... A RAPID REVIEW. For & Celtio-Eangere final the wm disappointi 07. Celtic were easily the better team in the first half, bat afterwards they were compelled to ...
... A LEAGUE REVIEW. the eight m*tchee played iert Setardar in the Southern saccenfal nway from home, end tho perform once ol Millweli Plymouth deeply regret their early Cup lies. A few irore triumph*, however, foreign ground will make opponents in the I-eague ...
... MR. BARCLAY’S REVIEW. Mr. Harry Barclay, who has been the V.on. secretary of A.A.A. since longer period than either of his three predecessors—reviewed the progress of the oiganisation from tho time its formation ,it tho Randolph Hotel. Oxford, in !bM ...
... A FULHAM REVIEW. Daring September and October Fulham played 8-l>. matches—o home and 7 ihe recora home was four wins and one draw - one w.n, one iocs, ana uve araw». The ** Cottagers were the only club win point at Portsmouth ana Mu.wau, and only «mb ...
... A GENERAL REVIEW There was much to point to with regard the performances of the men who competed in tne other events, but lack of space prevents even short reference. have become so used the regularity of the proceedings at the Salford gatherings that ...
... SATURDAY’S STRUGGLES REVIEWED. Wrexham were the visitor* the finelyappointed enclosure at Port Sunlight, and they gained a well-deserved victory three goal* one. Sunlight chance* in the early stage of the game, and thi* failing U*o«t them the match. Jones ...