110 Whitfield & Brain Messrs A. Coffey & W. C. Gibbins stated that he was they were not very impressed by the former, but that the latter seemed a good player & shot well. Mr. A. Coffey thought Whitfield was very good particularly in his use of the ball, whilst Brain also appealed to him as plucky & skilful. He was 25. Sherbourne (Chorley) Mr. J. Fare thought nothing of this I. F. Davies E. (Bangor) Mr. J. Elliott gave a fairly good report of this C. F. who was 20 & 5'8½". Evans (Walsall) Mr. H. Hart could form no definite opinion of this player on account of the state of the ground. Treanor & Harker Mr. F. W. Lake could not recommend Harker (Accrington) (I. L.) but gave a good report of Treanor (L. H.) & Reynolds (O. R.). Wellington & Shrewsbury Mr. T. Kelly could not recommend any Players of these players owing to their past experiences with League Clubs. Taylor (Bristol R.) Mr. W. J. Wallace again gave a promising report of this I. F. who was only 18. Dalton (Evenwood) Mr. W. Laine was not impressed by this C. F. F. A. re Nursery Clubs Mr. W. C. Cuff reported the result of the Meeting held in London. Lancs. F. A. Cup. (3) Mr. W. C. Gibbins reported the revised lines (127) upon which this Competition was to operate next Season. Chelsea Match. Decided that the team should travel to London on the Morning of the match. Property Owners Assocn. Agreed to donate Five Guineas to the Fighting Fund of this Association. Letters of Thanks These read from Royal Southern Hospital, L'pool Gymnasts & League of Welldoers. Use of Ground This was granted to the L'pool Wed'y. League Daily Dispatch Schoolboys Competition, Unemployed Knock-out Competition & the L'pool Football League. Players on Transfer List read from Birmingham F. C. but no