June 20, 1901 Mr. Tom Watson, Secretary of the Liverpool Club, paid a flying visit to Glasgow to-day and signed on a Queen’s Park player.
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Liverpool slums the worst in Europe
Wednesday, June 19 – 1901 Sir Henry Littlejohn, Medical Officer of Health for the Local Government Board for Scotland and for Edinburgh, was examined yesterday
Proposed municipal telephones at Liverpool
April 30, 1901 An effort is about to be made to establish a municipal system of public telephone communication in Liverpool. Encouraged by the success
Sam Raybould for English Football League XI
March 11, 1901 At the meeting of the League at Derby, on Monday, the following team was selected to represent the English League in the
Scotland v Ireland 11-0 (International: February 23, 1901)
February 23, 1901 International: British Championship, at Celtic Park (Parkhead). Scotland – Ireland 11-0 (5-0). Attendance: 8,000. Referee: Mr. Richard Gough (Wales FA). Scotland (2-3-5):
– Was it players or fresh air, Tom?
February 2, 1901 Tom Watson made the journey to Glasgow, and was present at the Celtic v. Kilmarnock game. “Was it players or fresh air,”
Famous men in football, No. 35: Jack Plant
April 28, 1899 In the magnificent series of cup success byw hich the name of Bury has beenw ritten large on the scroll of fame,
Victoria United – The Captain – James Dundas
Good Friday, April 13 – 1900 Than, James Dundas, the Captain of the Vics, there is no more popular or highly respected football player in
Men famous in football: Hugh Dunn
November 18, 1899 Estimate Hughie Dunn’s popularity according to his bodily bulk, and you have a correct idea on the point. The compliment conveyed will
Famous men in football, “No. 10”: Alexander Maconnachie
November 4, 1899 Alexander Maconnachie is the idol of the Notts County crowd. In thunderous unison from ten thousand throats comes the cry, “Go on,
The new stand at Celtic Park
Saturday, October 28 – 1899 The accompanying block of a handsome new stand opened by the Celtic Club at Parkhead, Glasgow, to-day, is taken from
John T. Hunter’s transfer confirmed
Tuesday, October 10 – 1899 A meeting of the committee of the Scottish Football Association was held on Tuesday night in the Association Rooms, Carlton
Glasgow Rangers v Liverpool 2-2 (Friendly: September 4, 1899)
September 4, 1899 Match: Friendly, at Ibrox Park. Glasgow Rangers – Liverpool 2-2 (2-1). Attendance: 4,000. Referee: Mr. Tom Robertson (Queen’s Park). Glasgow Rangers (2-3-5):
Liverpool F.C. planning Scottish friendlies
Monday, June 12 – 1899 Liverpool want matches with Queen’s Park and Celtic. The former have been offered the October holiday at Glasgow, with a
Celtic F.C.: The annual meeting of 1899
June 7, 1899 Twenty minutes sufficed to dispose of the business of the annual meeting of the Celtic Club, which was held on Wednesday night
Mr. Tom Watson in Glasgow
Friday, May 5 – 1899 Our Glasgow correspondent writes: Among those on English commissions in view of next season who are at present making Glasgow
Barney Battles transferred to Celtic
October 3, 1898 Barney Battles, the ex-Celtic, ex-Dundee player, arrived in Glasgow yesterday for the purpose of rejoining the Celts, who are so badly off
The AGM of the Scottish Football League
Monday, May 30 – 1898 At the annual meeting of the Scottish Football League in Glasgow last night, the proposal of the Celtic that the
No Liverpool for Everton’s John Bell
Saturday May 7 – 1898 Now that Everton have fixed upon an “all-English” policy, they are finding that the task of realising upon the players
Four players transferred to Liverpool
April 5, 1898 The Scottish Football Association met Tuesday night in their rooms, Carlton Place, Glasgow – Mr. D. McKenzie, President, in the chair. Transfers:
Barney Battles transferred to Liverpool
March 28, 1898 A Glasgow correspondent telegraphs that the Liverpool Club have again obtained the services of that fine football, Barney Battles, who a few
Davie Hannah, of Dundee
August 20, 1897 Davie Hannah is a native of Renton, and, like the majority of the male inhabitants of that famous Dumbartonshire village, he commenced
Get to know Barney Battles
August 13, 1897 Bernard, or, to be more familiar, Barney Battles is a native of Glasgow, and first saw the light in the Springburn district
Scotland v Ireland 5-1 (International: March 27, 1897)
March 27, 1897 International: British Championship, at Ibrox Park (Glasgow). Scotland – Ireland 5-1 (4-0). Attendance: 15,000. Referee: Mr. James Cooper (English FA). Scotland (2-3-5):
Harry Storer on loan to Hibernian
January 20, 1897 The Hibernians are without the services of Patrick McCall, their goalkeeper, who is being treated for injuries at Matlock House, Manchester, and
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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