... emphasis on amateur spirit and status. Yet they confine the representative matches to the Greenyards, Netherdale and Mansfield Park. It is very natural that the Souters should object to that monopoly—that the attituude of the Union should raise their ...

... Zealanders’ only appear ance in Scotland. Mr Amos retained his interest in the Rugby game, and was a frequent spectator at Mansfield Park. celebrated his golden wedding a few years ago. A dyer to trade, he was in his 76th Open-Air (iala. —An open-air swimming ...

... holiday, while the shops were closed as usual that afternoon, so that every opportunity was given to the populace to present Mansfield Park. The start was timed for a quarter past two, and that hour there was a great gather of spectators, probably numbering ...

... carried many people to neighbouring Border towns and further afield. Des pile the rain, the Hawick and Heriot match as Mansfield Park attracted a number of Rugby enthusiasts from Selkirk. A large number of stay-athomes found their way to the Picture House ...

... Tories Go Under. Hawick went down again for the second time in two days when Glasgow High School beat them at Mansfield Park by 13 points to 9. The Greens had plenty of opportunity to win this match, but the inability of their row lost them the game. ...

... meet Stewart's College (F.P.) (*2.45 p.m.). on Saturday, shows only on. change from that which put such plucky fight at Mansfield Park. J. fit again and is the pack, while J Hogg, who received shoulder injurv when effectively saved the from Hawick scare ...

... afternoon under the auspices of Hawick Junior Football League. The weather was fine, and there was a good attendance at Mansfield Park to witness ties, in which sixteen representative Border Junior sevens took part. The first prizes consisted the Scottish ...

... finishing power in' the Melrose game last week saw Hawick defeat Langholm by goals and 5 (S6 pis i to 1 goal pts.l at Mansfield Park. Oliver opened ihe scoring for the Tenes with unconverted try. and Welsh and Brvdon followed up with two tries each, all' ...

... Kolso pack were unfortunate in losing the services of W. Muir. who. being resident in Hawick, secured a place with the Mansfield Park men. The eight were certainly not to blame for their team’s poor showing. Thcv missed Graham as a leader during the first ...

... (11 points); Selkirk. 1 penalty goal points). HAWICK’S BIG VICTORY. There was a gathering of about 2000 spectators at Mansfield Park to witness the match between Hawick and Edinburgh Institution (F.P.) The visitors were handicapped bv having to take the ...

... Licensing Court must be obtain HAWICK. lEt-' Victory. Hawick defeated ;e by 1 goal 2 tries (11 points) to (3 points) at Mansfield Park on iiy night. In the first half McKie and Breckenridge converted. :e scored through R. Thomson change over: and Hawick ...

... Whether or not it will prove “glorious twelfth” remains to seen. The All-Blacks meet the South of Scotland on that date, and Mansfield Park should pack big crowd of Rugby enthusiasts from all points of the compass. The New Zealanders are hefty set of duels, ...