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Showing posts with label Cuttings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cuttings. Show all posts
3.11.18

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Morning Advertiser 18.01.1869 T he County Ground at Islington (also known as The Cattle Market Ground) was no longer in use for cric...
10.12.17

Chirk AAA v Darwen

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Cricket and Football Field 29.01.87 This article tells us so much about the state of football in 1880s. Professionalism was legal, ...
24.11.17

President's XIV v Secretary's XIV

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THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. The gentlemen who have expended so much time in arranging the new code of laws for the regulation of the game of...
14.11.17

The FA Tour of Germany and Prague 1899

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ENGLISH FOOTBALLERS ABROAD. FIVE or six years ago who could have foreshadowed the visit of an English football team to Germany as within ...
12.11.17

John Wisden & Co. Manufacture The Finest Footballs In The World

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The Sportsman 21.09.01 Wisden, a name more often associated with cricket, was also a supplier of football goods. Testimonials from...
30.9.17

Meiklejohn, Muirhead & Mothers

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Dundee People's Journal 12.07.30 Davie Meiklejohn played 563 games for Rangers and won no fewer than 12 Scottish League titles. He...
17.9.17

Spain vs Brazil 1934

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The knockout format of the 1934 World Cup tournament meant that Brazil, Argentina and the United States only played one match each afte...
29.8.17

Pilgrims

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The Pilgrims, a selection of  amateur invitees, made 2 tours to North America in the 1900s. 1905 The 1905 tour was financed by C. H. Murr...