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the collection taken by the Liverpool Union
of Girls Clubs on Oct. 28th be produced at
the next Meeting.
Reports Dr. Baxter, and Messrs Searle & Coffey
reported on the 1st Team game.
Mr. E. Green reported on the 2nd team
game at Leeds.
Mr. J. C. Sharp was not impressed with
Brown, centre Half of South Liverpool, but
thought, Franks, Goalkeeper was superb on that
? showing.
The Chairman reported that Wainwright
was in hospital, and it was doubtful if he
would be fit for Saturday. Lindley and
` Catterick were both unfit, but Hamilton
was now fit, and Lello had asked to play
in the 2nd Team on Saturday.
W. C. Higgins A Letter from the F. A. was read,
informing us that a Joint Commission, would
meet in London on Tuesday next Nov. 7th to
consider this player's request for the lifting of
his suspension. Agreed that the Chairman &
Mr. Britton represent the Club at the hearing.
(2)
Football Club Correspondence from the F. A. & Football
League was read, and it was agreed that
nothing further be done at the moment.
Mr. Britton's Xes. A letter from our Accountants was
read, and it was agreed to leave this matter
in Abeyance till Next week pending further
information.
Xmas Boxes Agreed that these be as last year.
Directors Away To Blackpool Messrs Williams, Gibbins,
Sharp & Coffey.
Catering Mr. Green reported that he had suggested
to Mr. Britton to leave out certain types of
