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There was a clean bill of health for McIntosh,
who had tonsilitis.
Messrs W. R. Williams & Lake reported upon the
Reserve match in which Lello had been very good.
L'pool Stanley had asked the use of the ground,
for a Benefit Match, but this was refused.
Higgins had asked for a move & Blackburn
Rovers appeared to be interested.
Port Vale, W. B. A., Blackburn & Shrewsbury
had been represented at our C. L. game.
Directors Away To Barnsley:- Mr. E. Green.
To Blackpool:- Dr. Baxter, Messrs Gibbins, W. R. & H. R.
Williams, Searle, Lake, Sharp & Coffey.
London Meetings Noted that F. L. A. G. M. was due for Saturday,
June 3, 1950 & that of the F. A. on Monday, June 5, 1950.
Police Letter &c. This was read & it was agreed that we
Sunday Setting reply in similar strain to Liverpool F. C.
Festival of Chairman reported receipt of a letter from
Britain a Mr. Francis Suggesting a match between a combined
team of Liverpool & ourselves & a Spanish – Portuguese XI
It was decided that he should discuss this with the
Chairman of Liverpool.
Next Meeting Tuesday, April 11th, at 4 pm.
Confirmed as correct
Cecil S. Baxter
Chairman
