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FOOTBALL.

CLUB NEWS.

By OLD BOY.

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMME.

LEAGUE CLUBS.

The programme is: -  

Carlton v. St. Kilda, at Carlton.  

Richmond v. Fitzroy, at Richmond.          

Geelong v. South Melbourne, at South Mel-bourne.           Essendon v. University, at East Melbourne.      

Melbourne v. Collingwood, at M.C.C. Ground.        

St. Kilda have often been involved in       dishing deeds of capture Years ago the  

led wheeled buggy " was used to convey the ensnared recruits to the seaside ground.

Mr. W, Byte, the St. Kilda treasurer, does his work of capture without fuss, but he gote theire just the same. Last week, Brady,     the champion of Murtoa, came to town.  

He was expected by three of four clubs,   all of whom were prepared to go to some secured for his services. He arrived un-   beralded, and he feld lonely in the great city.

None of the clubs who wanted him so much   had bothered to meet the train, and so     when Mr. Byrt arrived at half-past 9 next     morning, and offered him the glad hand of   welcome to St. Kilda, Brady went alomg     with him. He has been training at St.     Kilda, and will be in the team next week.   Donald, McDonald, and Hore will stand     down to morrow, and Chapman, Cazaly, and   Ellis will take their places in the team.    

Carlton were rejoiced a few weeks ago   when they heard that Fisher, of Kyabram,   had come to town. Every club was after   him last season, and when he showed Carl-   ton that his reputation was justified all was bright However, there came a day when the birds in Prince's Park carolled less     bhthely , when the flowers in the rockeries

scored to fade, and the whisper on the   scored told that Fisher ad disappeared.   Mr. Clinton, the secretary, does not stop at tolles and so off he went to the north     Ellet the erring one. What were so many     footballers in the metmoolis, safely regis-         tated with the League, compared to this shy      

country man. who was unregistered. Any   other adventurous secretary might waylay     him an the bush and make him sign a regis-   tration from to some other club. Mr. Clin-     ton travelled 400 miles in a motor car, and     fourth the man, who will, it is said, leave hotham to day, and will be in the Carlton     team to-morrow. So will Hammond and     Cardel, instead of Harrison, Willis, and      

Keley. Melbourne had probably the hardest task  

of any team last week, for, with a re- organised side, they had to meet last year's   premiers, who had not a recruit in the    

ranks. Melbourne will do better than that.  

Their coach and captain, L. Incigneri, has been hard at work this week strengthening   the weak spot, and the Fuchsias to-morrow     should be a different side. Collins, of Haw-     thorn, twisted his knee at practice on Tues-  

day, and will be an onlooker for two or   three weeks. W. Allen will probably be in   the team.          

Collingwood are making several changes     in there team for to-morrow. Dufty, R.    

Cobb, Huntington, Seddon, and Saddler with out of the eighteen. In their places      

will be Sheehy (back and ruck), from   Northoote. Hislop, a promising forward;       Dought the Tralalgar rover and forward;     P. Gibb the veteran wing man; and Good.  

at a toward and followed, who played a        

the games last year.  

Richmond will been fete to-morrow.         There new grandstand, which is nearly        

missed to be the centre of a ceremony       by Mr. Cotter, M.L.A President of the    

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to-morrow but Thomas is still on the doubt-      

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practice, for Spencer (a recruit from Ral-  

larat) collided with another players and    

broke his collar-bone.  

North Melbourne have had more than     their share of had luck, but it is to be hoped   they have had it all at once. Keith John- son will play no more. His injury, a Pott's   fracture, is more serious than was thought     at first, and he is in a private hospital.  

Smith will be out for six weeks, Hardy for   the same time, and Carpenter and Gardiner           have not yet recovered. Miles, However       will he playing to-morrow , and Barker was         training vesterday. He was been chosen in               the team for to-morrow, and to-day the   necessary negotiations and agreements will       be entered into. A footballer almost wants         a manager these times.    

Prahran will have a strong team in the   field to-morrow, but it is doubtful if Wood- head will be playing. He wants to transfer to Hawthorn, but cannot obtain a clear-  

ance.

BRITISH ASSOCIATION.

The British Association fixtures for to-morrow are:- League Division 1.: Yarraville v. preston,     Gregory; Albert Park v. Thistle, Cummings; Spots- wood v. Birmingham, Armstrong ; Burns v. Prah- ran, Palmer; N. and D. v. St. Kilda, Williamson.     Divesion 11.: Footscray Thistle v. N. and D. A.,     key, Yarraville A. V. Cambria United, Means;     Thistle A v. Spotswood A, Hawes; Prahran A v.

Burns A, Medlicott; Hawthorn v. St. Kilda A,     Butler; Preston A v. Sandringham, Dempster

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