246 v Ellesmere port Town (a) 22nd, v Skelmersdale (a) 25th & Marine (a) 26th Left to Mr. H. Hart. Directors to Away Matches To Leeds, Mr. W. C. Gibbins. To Sunderland, Mr. E. Green. Journey to Burnley Decided to make this on the 29th inst. by road. Reports re players Mr. J. Fare reported that Cairns (C. F.) of Newcastle, was young & promising, Bowler (C. F.) of Derby played well, and Sewell, (O. L.) Workington was only 17 or 18, fast, of slight build, but with little ball control. Barnett (Watford) Mr. H. Hart, who witnessed the Walsall v Watford Cup tie, stated that this I. R. was a good footballer but woefully weak in front of goal. Ponting (Grimsby) Letter read from Mr. W. H. Bellamy, regarding this player. Goal D. D. Stand It was resolved that the estimate as per minutes of meeting held on 11th inst., be accepted, and Mr. E. Green reported on the preliminary progress of the arrangements for the work. Notts County F.C. Secy. reported an enquiry from this club re Stein. B. B. C. Letter read from this Corporation notifying their intention to broadcast the match at Goodison Park between England & Ireland on Feb. 6, 1935. Panto Day Permission was granted the Students Physical Soc'y to make a collection at the match v Grimsby Town on 19th Jany. 1935. Donations Bootle Kiddies Xmas Treat Fund was granted two Guineas, but the appeal for the Bootle Schools Footwear Fund was not entertained. Table Tennis L'gue Permission was granted for K. Hyde to train at the ground for the forthcoming World Championship. Players on Transfer Lists read from Sheffield Utd. & Queens Park Rangers F.C.s, but no action taken. Players to Watch It was agreed that owing to the exigencies of the busy holiday programme, none of the