... Hawick’s Smashing' Victory Hawick home easy winners in their match with Glasgow H.S.F.P. at Mansfield Park Monday. In every department hut one Hawiek had the school Hi«h threw them away. And orthodoxy was useless ajiainst the Hawiek’s deadly defence. ...

... bench. Thomas Swinton. vagrant, and John Wishtman labourer, were charged with having on August lodeed t' e grand stand Mansfield Park. Hawick, without permission from the Hawick Vugbv Club. Thev both pleaded guilt v. and -.veie fined £l. w* : th the a ...

... A. Rol>erts, the Welsh Interna tionalist, was the only man who took the eye in the game between Hawick and Langholm at Mansfield Park Saturday. Hie speed kept the Hauick backs continually on the alert, and his swift, accurate tackling and clean gathering ...

... always good, so, spite of the heavy showers which fell , during the day. it was no great surprise to see a crowd of SCOO at Mansfield Park on Saturday. What struck one nidtt the way to the ground was the number of programme-sellers, who showed inore than the ...

... MILITARY FOOTBALL MATCHES AT HAWICK. There was large attendance at Mansfield Park. Hawick, on Saturdav afternoon when military football games took place, proceeds being in aid of funds to form a Hospital Supply Depot Hawick, as organised bv Lady Polwarth ...

... nts for sportsmen was provided by greyhound race meeting and the Hawick-Heriot rugby match at Mansfield Park. Rugby. —Heriofs (F.P.) visited Mansfield Park for their customary New Year's Day fixture, and drew out a large holiday crowd. The Greens had ...

... was the whole more reliable than R. A. French. Both packs worked like niggere and some lively play made the journey to Mansfield Park well worth the time and trouble. Fashions and Fact. W. A. Robertson, Watsonians, who refereed the Selkirk v. Cambridge ...

... one. The Hawick backs, whom I made some reference to in thia column last week, more than justified their existence at Mansfield Park, Pinder, Grieve and Clark being specially TO- inent. Pinder secured no less than three of the Teries’ five tries. Tre ...

... visitors’ crumb of comfort'’ was a penalty goal by Duff. HAWICK v. LANGHOLM. Hawick trounced Langholm by 19 points to oat Mansfield Park. Hawick scorers were Brown (2), Oliver and Campbell. Brown placed a penalty goal, and Oliver converted two tries. In the ...

... Saturday, September 27, when the “Greens” will, as usual, visit Heriot’s (F.P.), and the latter will be “firstfooters” at Mansfield Park on New Year’s Day, Newport being the visitors on Old Year’s Day. The following are the fixtures : 1930. Sept. 27. Heriot’s ...

... (* YoU Cunie. 1 Mansfield Park, Hawick, sends this to he answered :-- Toke away the first letter, then take away the Inst letter, now take away all the other letters. and what remains? eend the to Unele Of course this is a “catch.” Can anyone ick CIRCLE ...

... FACTORY SEVEN-A-SIDES AT HAWICK. Kupi». ■ i c'.iitesis for traces lactnry .- ■■re at Mansfield Park. 'lay. the patronage ihf I'mvfrtt. Moved ate*. .m ins s:'i the I'nemii'o* Relief i. v. are 12 fn:11. n'i'l 'h? witness d by 'ar?e ...