Rushden RoversC. Parker, goal; C.Allen, S.Allen, backs; A. Dickens, H. Boddington, half backs: W. Freeman (captain), F. Chettle, and W. Maddams, forward.

Higham RoversW. Miller, goal; J. Cross, S. Middleton, backs; W. Mace, A. Cotton, half backs; C. Horrell, T. Draper, and W. Blundell, forwards.

Rushden Robin HoodW. Hinde, goal; A. Chettle, F. Perkins, W. Denton, backs; J. Seabrook, J. Parker, G. Beetson, and T. Knight, forwards.

Wellingborough BritonsW. Walden, goal; W. Berrill, A. Luck, backs; Dickens, H. Mayes, half backs; H. Negus, W. Knight (captain), and B. Kingham, forwards.

Thrapston WanderersJ. Lane, (captain), goal; F. Curtis, J. Druce, backs; C. Wills, C. March, half backs; G. Beal, T. Bray, and subs., forwards.

Wellingborough ExcelsiorJ. Sharp, goal; Fred Crane, F. Wood, backs; H. Howe, F. Brown, halfbacks; S. Randall, J. Mundin (Captain), and S. Haynes, forwards.

Irchester StarsWalter George, goal; A. Bond (captain), F. West, backs; C. Bayes, J. Goddard half backs; G. Cowley. W. Smith, and F. Bayes, forwards.

RingsteadT. Fensom, goal; F. Robinson, back; W. Roberts, A. Mayes, half backs; F. Attley (captain), H. Wheatley, A. Ruff, and J. W. Attley, forwards.

Irthlingborough HawksE. Horn, goal; T. Keech, back; Fairey, E. Vorley, half backs; J. Bingley, A. Partridge (captain), R. Perkins, and H. Massom, forwards.

Higham Rovers(2nd team)H. Parker, goal; A. Pack, back; C. Bates. W. Richardson, half backs; T. Parker (captain), W. Randall, J. Nottingham, and A. Lawrence, forwards.

Irthlingboro' BritonsC. Ablet. goal; J. Dickerson, back; E. Neville. E. Massom, half backs; A. Keech, A. Perkins, F. Lilley, and A. Bugby (captain), forwards.

Wellinghorough StarsW. Shaw (captain), goal; A. Church, W. Sissman, backs; C. Luck, A. Deiton, half backs; B. Wording, C. Craddock, and C. Robinson, forwards.

Raunds WanderersW. Groome, goal; F. Lack, W. Bugby, backs; O. Nunneley, F. Wilmer, half backs; W. Richards (captain), C. Robins , and J. H. Edwards, forwards.

Chelveston WanderersW. White, goal; F. Newell, Arthur Driver, backs; W. Bridgford, F. Robins, half backs; W. Holyoak, Albert Driver (captain), and R. Evans, forwards.

Higham SwiftsS. Wilson, goal; C. Fletton, R. Gadsby, backs; F. Martin, G. Smith, half backs; J. Eaton, B. Garfield (captain), and T. Hall, forwards.

In the first round, Ringstead beat Irchester by 1 point to nil: Wellingborough Excelsior beat Irthlingborough Britons by 2 goals and one point to nothing; Irthlingborough Hawks beat Thrapston Wanderers by one goal and three points to nil; Rushden Robin Hood beat Wellingborough Stars by one goal and two points to one point; Wellingborongh Britons beat Chelveston by one goal to nil; Rushden Rovers beat Higham Rovers by one point to nil; Higham Swifts beat Raunds by one goal to two points. The latter contest caused much amusement for the Swifts were quite ladsin fact little more than boysand their victory over their much heavier opponents was hailed with cheers. Undoubtedly the Raunds men took matters too easily at first, and throughout played a slower game than they would have done, as they purposely avoided charging. The youngsters did capitally, worked pluckily, and passed well. Higham Ferrers were not defeated by their Rnshden opponents until they had played an extra ten minutes. In the Second Round the Rushden Rovers met the Rushden Robin Hood, and after a very even game, defeated them by one goal, which was obtained by Maddams in the second half, while Freeman intercepted the back.The Wellingborough Britons, with superior weight, defeated the Higham Swifts, Kingham kicking a goal before half time. For all that the youngsters played up pluckily.Irthlingborough Hawks defeated Ringstead Stars by a goal and a point after a fast game. Higham Ferrers Rovers (2nd team) met Wellingboro' Excelsior. The first-named team pressed its opponents up to half time, and T. Parker placed a point to the credit of his side. Soon after changing ends, Nottingham rushed up and passed to Parker, who, with an excellent sharp shot, put the leather between the goal posts. The Third Round was then drawn for, and the first teams to take the field were the Wellingborough Britons and the Irthlingborough Hawks. The Britons, with the hill somewhat in their favour, immediately attacked, but "hands" being given against them, relief was afforded to the Hawks, who rushed up the field. Knight, however, put in a long shot, and Kingham contrived to so use his head as to gain a point. Bingley, Massom, and Perkins invaded the Britons' territory, but Berril and Luck were on the alert, and Keech at the back had some work to do. After ends were changed, Fairey and Partridge showed good form for Irthlingborough, and a "corner" was secured. Nothing came of the kick, and Knight placed the leather into neutral ground with the aid of Dickens. Nothing further resulted, the Britons thus adjudged winners by one point.The contest between the Rushden Rovers and the Higham Rovers (second team) was productive of some exciting play. Higham had the best of the field in the first portion of the game, and Randall and Lawrence sprinted along until stopped by C. Allen. Maddams retaliated, and secured a corner, but Higham attacked, and a hot shot by Parker hit the post. The ball, however, rebounded into the field, and Chettle gave relief by running the length of the ground. Nottingham soon changed the aspect of affairs, but Freeman earned applause by dribbling right down the centre until grounded by Pack, Dickens shot a little too high, and halt time was called. The game now became very fast, each side showing capital form, and at last Nottingham kicked a goal for Higham amid cheers. Soon after, Maddams, running down, gave Freeman the opportunity of equalising matters, and just on the call of time Boddington made the Rushden victory effectual by securing another goal. It was almost dark when the Wellingborough Britons and the Rushden Rovers took their position on the field for the Final Round. The Britons winning the toss, played with the slope in their favour. Maddams started the ball for the Rovers and passed to Chettle, who dribbled prettily up the right wing and centred, thus putting his opponents' goal in danger. When matters were beginning to look a bit serious, Luck went to the rescue, and with a good kick sent the ball into touch. Knight and Mayes then pressed the Rovers' goal for a short time without effecting anything, and combined play on the part of Boddington, C. Allen, Chettle, and Freeman caused the contest to take place in the middle of the ground. Ends were then changed, and S. Allen replying to the kick-off by a fine counter-kick, Freemam passed to Boddington and allowed him to score a point. A second point was almost immediately obtained by Freeman, and just before call of time the Rovers got a third point, thus securing first prize. The Britons had second, and the third was divided between Higham Rovers (second team) and the Irthlingborough Hawks. Mr. W. H. Evans, of Rushden, acted as referee, and everything passed off most pleasantly. The Rushden National School Band played lively selections during the afternoon and evening, and dancing was indulged in.