The season under review (says the report) may be looked upon as one of the most successful enjoyed by the club. With a ey.
tial increase in the number of playing members (44), i possible to run two gzmes_ eve Saturday, thereby to all desirous of play a system of two games being played the same ground the same afternoon nec tated an early start, but as it was not possible to secure the permanent use of a second ground. this was unaycidube. It is to be heped, however, that with a continued increase in membership, it might be poss during the coming season to urge their claim to another ground."
The club recorded with extreme regret the death of one of their number, Mr. J. Snodgrass, who was a popular Interport player and valuable member of committees. The thanks of the club were especially due to Mr. Jack Spunt, for generously presenting
Mr. F. R. Ormsten and Mr. H.
handsome challenge cup, and to
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