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with the remaining 10 Clubs be confirmed.
It was reported that the Liverpool Club had promised
medals and the President of the Lancashire Combination
one of their Cups for the winners.
The Secretary was instructed to write letters to those selected
to represent the Club in the first of such matches urging
them to get themselves into the best possible condition so
that a successful commencement might be made in a
strong endeavour to secure the medals and Cup.
The Secretary read letters of thanks from the St. Dunstan's
Hostel, The British Red Cross Society and The Union of Boys'
Clubs respectively for the donations recently sent to them.
Ground Staff Mr. Kelly and the Secretary were instructed to arrange for
the appointment of an Assistant Groundsman.
Burgess The Secretary reported that he had interviewed Burgess who
had given a promise to assist Brynn, but that he would
be available for us in any of our first team matches whenever
called upon.
The Secretary was accordingly instructed to see Donnachie
with a view to his taking the outside right position and
so making an opening for Burgess.
Proceeds of The Chairman reported that he had not as yet seen Dr.
Baseball Commins hereon but that he had written him suggesting
matches that these monies be paid over to the Local Prisoners of
War Fund.
Dinner & The Secretary was instructed to confer with the players
Concert to with a view to arranging a suitable evening in the near
Players future for a dinner and concert to the players at the
