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FOOTBALL. WALES v. CANADA I rntier most uniavo-avable conditions Canada met Wales at Wrexham on Monday, Rain fell in torrents continuously, and a fierce windhlew from goal to goal, makmg fine play ironos,.ible, Only 500 spectators en- dured the bLann, ^Vales kicked off at 4.45, with tlie wind in their favour, soon visiting Canadian soil. The Canadian forwards returned the visit, but nothing came of this shifting. The rain came down in torrents, and tlie tield was a pool of mud in places. Struggling on, boiii teams laboured hard to secure victory, but the elements were almost too much. Presently, however, a uash was made at the Welsh goal, and Powell, in trying to help Turner to save, allowed the ball to slip through his hands, and so gave Canada her only mark. Atter this Wales seemed put on her metal, and play was last. Both sides showed good points, but. the wretched weather and the muddy ground prevented anything like an exhibition of play. At half-time Canada posses-ed the only goal scored so far. idLer the interval Wales headed for Canada, and Humphrey Jones, who did well all through the game, narrowly escaped scoring, but Canada's defence was strong and firm. B. Lewis, for the home team, did some clever work, as did Davies, w ho played with com- mendRhle judgment. Play proved o a give-and-take character, and its monotony was only occa+;ionK]l?l broken by a lit"?e spurt. One of thee brought tb game to an untimejy end. J. navies ran down and made a splendid shot, which Garrett knocked w ith his hands, unking it full on the bur and ;0 to the rear. Wales claimeÜ a corner, and a man was about to kick when the referee, who was some distance away, gave Wales a goal. Canada objected, and, supported by the opinion of well-known citizens standing near the goal, urged the objection,with the result that they walked off After a fewminntes they returned, but 11'1 settlement, was arrived at, so the same abruptly and unfortu- nately ended. Score Canada, one goal Wales, one. Teams Walcs: Goal, Turner backs, S. Powell (West Broniwieh Albion), it. Jones (Bolton Wanderers) half- hacks, P. Griffiths (Chirk), Humphrey Jones (Queen's Park), p., Doughty (Newton IIe,.th): right wing, W. Owen (Chirk) and J. Davies (Chirk); 2 aft wing, W. Lewis (Crewe Alexandra) and G. Owen (Chrk) centre, J. Butler (Chirk) linesm.or G. H..Tones (Shrewsbury). Canada Goal, Garrett backs, Gregory and Waring half-backs, Thibouo, IVilton, and Warbrick right wÍIw Bowman an" Kinghup le,t wing. Munroe and Sen?''?r centre, Ge?Srey linesman, "HiU. R-?f?!ce, :\11' James Davies. THE CANADIANS TO VISIT CARDIFF. Mr W. McKechnie, hon. secretary of the Cardiff Association Poottvll Club, has received the following telegram from Mr Taylor, secretary, Welsh Associa- tion. Wrexham Canadians visit Cardiff on October Ttli to play Cardiff Association Club." STOCKPOKT RrGBY v. V.'AEEIXGIOX. Played on 1\lond,y afternoon, in miserable v.-c;r.ner, before 5,000 spectators. Stockport kicked oft, and in the first half kept the ball almost con.inually in the visitors' quarters. Towards the end of the firk half, and from a line out, Turner scored fcr Warrington. The second half sa»v the Stockport forwards in splendid form, but the defence of their opponents was good, and no further 8core was made, the result being a win for Warring'on by 2 tries to nil. THE ASSOCIATION GAME IN SOUTH WALES. OF THE LEAGCE. At the Grand Hotel, Cardiff, on Saturday evening, was held the opening me8lmg- of the season of the South Wales Assol:Î<>.ti0U Foothall League. herf. were prestrii representatives of the Cardiff, Blaina, Caerleon, Mountain Ash, Scotch Albions, and Mardy Clubs, and a telegram was received from the Treharris Club regretting the absence of their delegates, and ex- pressing a dedre to entered for the cup competitions Mr C. Axtell. honorary secretary of the League, and Mr J. Taylor, honorary secretary oi the Welsh Foot- ball Association, also attended.—The accounts, which v. ere considered siltisfacwrv, weie passed, and the election of officers proceeded with, it being \m:mim()uJv tlcdded to ask Lord But-- to be- come president for the current yea.r.-On the proposition of Hi-J. IJoyd (Scotch Albious),seconded by Mr J.Joues (Blaina) it was agreed to ftdopt the Kughsfe ml* to govern tho cup competitions, and on Mr Harding's (Oaerleon) preposition to vet urn cordial thanks to Mr Page Wood for offering a cap for competition, among the Ltague Cluhs. It was resolved that only clubs repieseiited r t the meeting be allowed to enter for the cup competition, and that all ciuhs failing to keep their engagements be fined a guinea, at the discretion of the (,ü:¡lInlde.)lr rraYlor s otfer to arranye a niotch with Denbigh was accepted, and it was resolved lii&t if passible such tuatch be played at Cardiff. The following was elected for the trial match at Mountain Ash on Pay Ilex,pre,);"ra.tory to the county match with Gloucester at Bristol on October 24tli Goal, j Rogers. Mountain Ash backs, W. l'hillips, Scotch A.1hions, and Barnes, Cardiff; half-backs, Jari-et? Jones, Mardy, Farthing, Cardiff; and BInwhistle, Cardiff forwards, Magee, Cardiff Fine, Cardiff J. Evaus, | Scotch Albions D. R. Thomas, Trelinrris and J Griffiths, Trehirn Other routine business was also tr,1.c.1. jr.cHEK .Tcxior.s.—This team would be glad to arrange inntciien withjnnior teams average age. io te i 7 .'? H' U?v?y. ??f't:?. 638

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