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II SIR WILFRID LAWSON AT WREXHAM.

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FOOTBALL.

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FOOTBALL. The fixtures for the season are inserted free of charge, and should reach this office as early a possible. To-day (Saturday), there will be a scratch match between the Wrexham First eleven v Remainder of Club. There is every prospect of its beino- n well- contested game. We understand the club will play in their new colours in this match, viz.:—Scarlet and black jersey and stockings, white knicker- bockers, and blue caps. WKEXHAM.—The match arranged for Saturday last, between the Banks and Insurance Offices 11 The Town fell through, owing to several of the members belonging to the former being away. However, as the match was only arranged to make the practices a little more attractive, there was not much difficulty in getting matters straight. Mr A. Davies, and Mr E. Evans, junr., chose sides, and being very evenly balanced a good afternoon's practice was the result, Mr Evans' team winning by two goals to one. FATAL FOOTBALL ACCIDENT.-On Saturday after- noon last a match at football was played between the members of the Stockport and the Grasshopper Football Clubs, on the ground of the former. One of the Stockport team, a young man named Barlow, kicked off" after "half time," and rushing in pursuit of the ball he came into violent collision with one of the players on the opposite side. Bar- lolv-, who was a strong and active man, fell to the ground. He, however, speedily arose and declared himself all right." During Sunday he became rapidly worse, and on Monday morning he died. NORTH WALES V THE BIRMINGHAM AND DISTRICT ASSOCIATION.—On Saturday next the representatives of North Wales will meet their opponents at Bir- mingham, and we heartily wish them success. This will be the first match played under the auspice3 of the North Wales District Football Association. Should it result in a victory for North Wales it will 3timulate the association to still further exertions, and should the fates be not propitious, we trust that the members will not be dispirited but strive to profit by their experience. In the evening the rival teams will dine together, the visitor being the guests of their opponents. We shall be able to give the names of the North Wales eleven in our next issue, and as the association embraces the border counties, we hope to see some good ones amongst them.

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