... than 10d. and lld. per 4fb ti C 2is respectively; countny or household bread (unweighed), 81d. ol' nes to 9id. per loaf. The League bakery continue the price 1 .on of lthl. per 41b loaf, and 9d. per loaf of country bread, tin I unweighed. Sid ing T IIBouanoots ...

... Committee worshipped himself when the show was over. Here are few Saturday afternoon's club scores: Ka t l/ancashire v. Bolton Hunslet v. Leeds Leamington Birkenhead Pa' k(8 wickets) v, Scfton .. 303 Broughton v. Warrington 233 Dewsbury Clerks v. Heckmondwlke ...

... a movetnant on foot whereby eight or sixteen of the best English clioa; will be asked to form a league. I have often advocated the American Base Hall League system, and I am confident that it a is ;,e b-tter method of ascertaining the crae.:. than the ...

... totalled ten goals to one. Analysed by results some! of the 1 welve most prominent Association clubs, who are to form the new League, have been knocked into smithereens by teams who, so far, have been left out in the cold. Still, a reform in cup ties and ...

... season of the twelve clubs in the Football League, and all will be arranged in a couple of hours. Without claiming any credit, and only too glad the League is in existence, we way say that the new Football League has been formed on exactly similar lines ...

... the Associationists in the North and Midlands as that issued by the Secretary of the League. The combination would be well advised to imitate this plan. Since the League Meeting Accrington have filled up all their dates, fixing with Notts County and Burnley ...

... er-Lyme Rugby F.C. is defunct. In sending notice of the funeral, one of the old members remarks: The downfall is. I think. caused through the great strides made in the Association game in this district, and also not having any junior Rugby clubs to ...

... more scientific. Result of first match :—Newton Heath, 1 goal ; Wanderers, 0. The N. 11., by the bye, are not in the League. Hunslet Football Club had a bumping gate on Saturday to witness the opening match with Selby. The home team easily defeated their ...

... shall soon ree the disadvantages of going for so many cups and adopt the system that has been started by the League. CLUB FIXTURES. Sept. THE RUGBY GAMY. B—Armlcy, Arneey v. Bramiel B—Alverthorpe. I% Int wood v. Alverthorpi. B—Bradford, Bradford F.C. opening ...

... clubs have Lancashire referees. The referee will be a very important individual in Rugby matches if the proposed rules are adopted at the special meeting of the Rugby Union, which is to be held on October 4th, at the Westminster Palace Hotel. The much-abused ...

... fighting proclivities cf Hunslet, as displayed the week bcfcre at Ilightown. The Board recantmen.ied the Liversedge Club to cancel the return fixture with Hunslet and send them hall the receipts from the llightown match. If Hunslet take any action upon this ...

... centred in the League fixtures the first round of the Lancashiro Junior Cup was fought out, the Welsh Cup (first round), and the Birmingham Cup (first round) also bringing their prolimlninary canter to a close. Foremost amongst the League fixtures was ...