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FAMOUS IN FOOTBALL.
27
1884 and 1885. Played goal for College 1st team in 1885.
After leaving played for Seacombo St. _ Paul's, which pro-
duced Montgoinery and Roche, of now -defunct Bootle.
1888 (April), Head Master of St. Mary's Chester. Became
a member of Chester and District Football Asociation, with
which he commenced refereeing, 1890. Afterwards secretary
of City team, 1898-1900. Elected member of Executive of
Football Combination. Elected secretary of Football Com-
bination 1900. Football League linesman 1898-1901, and
Football League referee 1902 and 1903. Officiated in Final
Northivich Charity Cup, Semi-Final Cheshire County
Senior Cup, afterwards refereed with the Football Com-
bination and Lancashire Combination.
AV'
4
,'RY, A., 58, Threadneedle Street, London
;
E.C.
.AYLING, H. A., Elrrrcroft, Southwick, Sussex. Born at
Shoreham, Sussex, 1869. Clubs played for: Southdown,
Shoreham, Southwick, Brighton Rangers, and Sussex
County. Commenced refereeing 1886. Has been on the
Sussex County Referees' Conuiiittee five years, an4 hon.
Sec. of the committee; also
,
hon. seo. of the e: ritral Ncb-
committee. Has officiated in some forty rnatches per
season, including Southern League and So%tli-Eastern
League games. Many final and semi-final cup-tips (senior
and junior), F.A. and Amateur Cup-ties (preliminary
rounds), inter-league matches, and several county fixtures.
AYLOTT, J. E., Gas `Yorks, Fulham. Born at Lavender
Hill, London, Surrey, in July, 1867. Clubs played for:
Stanley (now defunct), Imperial Rovers, and Fulham.
Commenced refereeing October, 1892. Most important
games conducted: County matches, S.L. games (Division I.),
county cup seini-finals and F.A. and Amateur Cup-ties, &c.
BAHP,
W.
1E'., 39, Scholar Street, Smithdown Road, Liver-
pool.
BAILEY, J. W., Lyndene, Fosse Road, Leicester. Born
Lissadel, Co. Sligo, Ireland. Played for Chester College
1
1
I.C., Leicester 'Teachers' F.C., Woodhouse 'Eaves' F.C. ;
also represented Leicestershire against Derbyshire and Bir-
mingliam and District. Commenced refereeing September,
1-895. Most important games conducted: Football League,
'Division I., Blackburn Rovers v. Sunderland, Sheffield
United v. Everton, Bury v. Sheffield Wednesday, &c. Foot-
ball League, Division II.: Woolwich Arsenal v. Bristol City,
West_ Bromwich Albion v. Burton United, &o. Southern
and United Leagues: Portsmouth v. Bristol Lovers
-
, Luton
v. Reading, &c. F.A. Cup-ties including Grimsby Town
�-. Ne«castle United, Barnsley v. Chesterfield.
13ik RI 11311, A. J., 40, Marsh Street, Hanley. Born at Hanley,
Staffordshire.' Played for Newcastle Swifts. Commenced
refereeing 1887. Has conducted League games, Test
matches, F.A. Cup-tie, Southern League, Western
FAMOUS IN FOOTBALL.
27
1884 and 1885. Played goal for College 1st team in 1885.
After leaving played for Seacombo St. _ Paul's, which pro-
duced Montgoinery and Roche, of now -defunct Bootle.
1888 (April), Head Master of St. Mary's Chester. Became
a member of Chester and District Football Asociation, with
which he commenced refereeing, 1890. Afterwards secretary
of City team, 1898-1900. Elected member of Executive of
Football Combination. Elected secretary of Football Com-
bination 1900. Football League linesman 1898-1901, and
Football League referee 1902 and 1903. Officiated in Final
Northivich Charity Cup, Semi-Final Cheshire County
Senior Cup, afterwards refereed with the Football Com-
bination and Lancashire Combination.
AV'
4
,'RY, A., 58, Threadneedle Street, London
;
E.C.
.AYLING, H. A., Elrrrcroft, Southwick, Sussex. Born at
Shoreham, Sussex, 1869. Clubs played for: Southdown,
Shoreham, Southwick, Brighton Rangers, and Sussex
County. Commenced refereeing 1886. Has been on the
Sussex County Referees' Conuiiittee five years, an4 hon.
Sec. of the committee; also
,
hon. seo. of the e: ritral Ncb-
committee. Has officiated in some forty rnatches per
season, including Southern League and So%tli-Eastern
League games. Many final and semi-final cup-tips (senior
and junior), F.A. and Amateur Cup-ties (preliminary
rounds), inter-league matches, and several county fixtures.
AYLOTT, J. E., Gas `Yorks, Fulham. Born at Lavender
Hill, London, Surrey, in July, 1867. Clubs played for:
Stanley (now defunct), Imperial Rovers, and Fulham.
Commenced refereeing October, 1892. Most important
games conducted: County matches, S.L. games (Division I.),
county cup seini-finals and F.A. and Amateur Cup-ties, &c.
BAHP,
W.
1E'., 39, Scholar Street, Smithdown Road, Liver-
pool.
BAILEY, J. W., Lyndene, Fosse Road, Leicester. Born
Lissadel, Co. Sligo, Ireland. Played for Chester College
1
1
I.C., Leicester 'Teachers' F.C., Woodhouse 'Eaves' F.C. ;
also represented Leicestershire against Derbyshire and Bir-
mingliam and District. Commenced refereeing September,
1-895. Most important games conducted: Football League,
'Division I., Blackburn Rovers v. Sunderland, Sheffield
United v. Everton, Bury v. Sheffield Wednesday, &c. Foot-
ball League, Division II.: Woolwich Arsenal v. Bristol City,
West_ Bromwich Albion v. Burton United, &o. Southern
and United Leagues: Portsmouth v. Bristol Lovers
-
, Luton
v. Reading, &c. F.A. Cup-ties including Grimsby Town
�-. Ne«castle United, Barnsley v. Chesterfield.
13ik RI 11311, A. J., 40, Marsh Street, Hanley. Born at Hanley,
Staffordshire.' Played for Newcastle Swifts. Commenced
refereeing 1887. Has conducted League games, Test
matches, F.A. Cup-tie, Southern League, Western
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