... Yorkshire Cup. The men cf Hunslet, however, rose Pheenix-like from the ashes of the previous week’s defeat, and gave the Cupholders such a game as has not been seen before this season. Townend played finely among the Hunslet forwards, whilst Gilston was ...

... Hull. Even the redoubtable Hunslet bitten can now testify to this. But should like to say that it is not Hunslet form that the third porters should be able to register 14 points against five. The pretty game which the Hunslet team usually play was, however ...

... transfers. PROPOSED LEAGUE FOR THE CALDER VALLEY. letter was read respecting rules which had been drawn the forming of league to called The Calder Valley Football League,*' to be comprised of clubs membership with the Yorkshire Rugby Union. The Committee ...

... previously obtained. The second provides that cases in which one County Committee refuses sanction appeal may taken to the Rugby Union Committee. * * * case in which player has transferred without sanction either County Committee can (without inquiry) ...

... readiness for the League match with Derby County. Snow has fallen heavily in Nottingham during the past three days, and the frost is keen. THE LEEDS PARISH CHURCH IRISH TOUR. At a committee meeting of the Northern Branch of the Irish Rugby Football Union ...

... YORKSHIRE RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. IMPORTANT MEETING LAST NIGHT. THE NORMANTON CLUB SUSPENDED. EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT OP MR. FULWOOD. (By TOUCH-DOWN.) Tho meeting of the Committee of the Yorkshire Rugby Union, which was held at the Green Dragon Hotel. Leeds ...

... by-laws the English Rugby 1 Union, Rule which expressly states that any such league clubs in membership with the English Rugby nion must submit its rule? to that body, who shall have power («) to forbid their absolute discretion the such league or combination ...

... insinuation so base that it would never have been formulated Yorkshire, where footballers, whatever their opinion may be on the League question, have yet some faith in the sportsmanlike feelings of the Committee. The paragraph is follows:— There another feature ...

... referee) m a most unfavourable light, and that such ruling, face of their own laws, was calculated bring the proposed Football League more and more the front, and make players disgusted with what was termed the vagaries'' the Leeds authority. All this and ...

... a letter to the president of the Yorkshire Rugby Union asking him to advocate touch judges instead of umpires, and, failing that, umpires and referee from outside Yorkshire. On Monday night, whilst the Rugby Union Committee was sitting, a telegram was ...

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... football season must have an end, and the Rugby Union has wisely decided that this shall take place from May Ist August during which it is not legal for any member of any club in England in membership with the Rugby Union to take part in a football contest ...