History of Canadian Soccer - Nova Scotia Football Association

History of Canadian Soccer 1876-1940 by Colin Jose NOVA SCOTIA
Home Page Colin Jose Welcome Canada Canada - National Great Teams Canadian Tours Overseas British Tours in Canada Provinces Alberta British Columbia Manitoba Newfoundland Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Football Association Ontario Quebec Saskatchewan Contact Info		Nova Scotia Football Association The Nova Scotia Football Association was organized at a meeting held in the Halifax Hotel on February 7, 1913. The clubs represented at this historic meeting were H.M.C.S. Niobe, R.C.G.A., R.C.R., R.C.E., A.S.C., C.O.C., Nova Scotia Car Works, Nova Scotia Rope Works, Clan Thistle, Halifax Hotel, Deaf and Dumb Institute, Trinity Y.M.A. and five other clubs from outside the Halifax area who did not send representatives but wrote their willingness to affiliate. The election of officers resulted as follows. President – T.J. Wilkinson First Vice-President – F.J. Gardner Second Vice-President – Sergeant Millward, R.C.E. Honorary Secretary – F.J. Howley Treasurer – G. Bateman Council – Messrs. Foster, Wooley and Morton. It was decided that the council would also include one member from each club. Home / Canada - National / Great Teams / Canadian Tours Overseas British Tours in Canada / Provinces / Contact Info