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... RUGBY. With couple of international matches arranged for last Saturday, our football, as is always the case on such occasions, was rery unimportant character j indeed, with the exception of the Yorkshire and Middlesex match, which is dealt with elsewhere ...
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... RUGBY NOT. 'IERBY DAY AT BROM:T/ON. THE great match to decide local supremacy between Broughton and Broughton Rangers was payed on Saturday last on the Rangers ground. 'the first, match between the clubs this season resulted in a victory for the Bridge ...
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... RUGBY. England v. Scotland. To played HAT Til Y, MARCH 4. at LEEDS. Score at Half-Time Final, Sent direct from the Ground. ONE SHILLING per Message. Apply £. A OP.. Mark-lane. Manchester. JJALIFAX FOOTBALL CLUB Nt-TT, MAKCH 4, HALIFAX v. BRADFORU “A ...
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... it tees they failed to a chance of breaking away. There is one little matter which I must recom- mend to the notice of the Rugby Union, the inade- quate accommodation which was provided for the members of the Press. I am seldom late on the scene, but when ...
... Rugby Following the usual custom at the opening each season. 1 have been favoured with a foreword by the new chairman of the Ihighy League, Mr. Flunk Mattinson. The opening of the season next Saturday. writes Mr. Mattinson. •■will see two very important ...
... Rugby r ATTACK ON THE UNION J AKHiKY storm almiit bi'pak in Wales. Tlio Welsh Union aeenseil lienio' cliciue, and in club circles the feeling is hold that too many members lack boldness control because they tliiuk too much of the safety of their seats ...
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