Construction at Corner of Burkill and Myburgh Roads, The Commissioner of—Public Works reported to the Works Committee on February 27 that a and brought their number of suc- erally considered that Oxford might Eeoses to 45 against 40 for Oxford," have had a sporting chance if they minutes of a most heetie close.
Scotland had her share of bad!
Following are the ' results "of Soccer League matches played to-preliminary scheme had been sub-
Sith one dendsheats "The victorious eight bettered rheic! station, but othertsine their chances English forwards had got together. gvcassn Lescus, ist Drusiox from the: tons'and tosk the Surrey] luck in the Arat half before the! eapice mitted by the Realty Investment Ca., dersloprract "ai Cadet riem of last Year by no less than Were Femte, and "hard cyeisen 0, Shotlld Ws 1 210, comer of Burkill and My: Zar the 4} mile course from Putney 2 min. 54 sec, The previous record ight Ba Section of the eld, with, the ex: lay kept the Engl teen to their] shemeld U. 4, Neweastle 0 Stoke City, 2° Middlesbrough 0 burgh Roads, comprising two apaytto Mortlake was 18 min, 29" nec, Atter the twen ception of one or two runs by AM 'Tottenham 'H. 2, W. Bromwich A. 1 ment buildings, garages and net by Oxford: in 1911. The last time passed, the Cambri and a few efforts on the blind ide Wolverhampton W. 6, Blackburn 3 building com the Clarke Blues' won was in 1028, facrons into Oxford's water and, had by Gadney at the base of the Eng-Derby. County. 0, Sunderland 0 shops. The pri sisted of an apartment building 226 xford also beat the yeoard for! the Dark Bus been wiighly clone, eh era.
Liverpool $y bieiingham feet high to the main roof, com the course, their time being 18 min, the umpire might have felt justified
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