... 816, 6/4 Macgregor and Mackay beat Gillespie and Todd, 6/4, 6/4. FOURTH ROUND. Ritchie and Adams beat Prebbic and Adams, 6/4, 2/6, 6/1 Macgregor and Mackay beat Lawa and Clements, 6/2, 5/7, 6/2. FINIL ROUND. Ritchie and Adams beat Macgregor and Mackay ...

... easily, and so made their way info the semi-final round, as did Mews Ritchie and Adams and the Scotch champion pair, Messrs Macgregor and Mackay. Mr Prebble and Miss Boothhy played a very fins came against Mr Adams and Miss Rive, while Mr Ritchie mid Mrs ...

... be Mated that they were without. threw of their beat men in the o'd Glenn[mond players, It. Hollis, J. Itobertnni. and H F. Mather. Wilson his forwards into the home quarters. and. after Little had bleu held on the line. the hall aas passed to ('oats. alio ...

... but there was some little difference of opinion respecting the second and the third, shown respectively by Messrs Laing and Mather, Harrietfield, and Mr Bell, Ratcheugh, the latter's, a white, having more character than the second, although, being young ...

... kicked a goal. McCrirrick transferred play, but Sichel touched down after the bell had been rushed over by the home forwards. Macgregor made an effective reply, and, sending on to Dickson, the latter when confronted by Drummond sprinted right behind, but Wilson ...

... dangerous. At last the R.M.C. broke away, and Milne (rained a try, while another try fell to Bonham-Carter, and was converted by Macgregor. Thus Sandhurst were leviding by nineteen points to eve. Bidet kicked a nenalty goal for Woolwich, and then the R.M.C. rapidly ...

... Leggalt. 11. Hollis (threequarter harks), 3. Robertson, E. A. PI ntwy (half backs). J. A. Easton. It. F. Mather, W. G. Walker, T. Creme, W. I. James, W. Mather, A. T. Turnbull, R. Grub= (forwards). Referee, Mr 1). S. Arthur. • I.onrrro v. Tatuarr.—The latter ...

... H. Lee o MacGregor b Huut 8. M J. Woods run out 0 e Nicholls b Hunt 28 Hobson cBo anquet b Hunt 35 not out J. Dauiell not out A. E. Newton 1b w b Boesnqust 29 c and b Hearne 8 Craulle:d b Wells .. . 44 0 Macgregor b Hunt 0 le3 ...

... but Hollis was forced into touch in goal. Mather scored soon afterwards and, easily holding to the lead, Clydesdale won by six point. et (two tries) to three (a try). Their beat. player, were Russell, Boa, Mather, Creme, and Wilson, and Primrose, Findlay ...

... : A. W. Skhel (back), F. A. J. Brotlxiak, J. A. Pienaar, 1). Brink, C. 0. Timms (three-quarter becks& J. R. last. J. R. Macgregor (half backs), I). It. Bedell.givright, J. M. Mackenzie. 0. Wilson, R. C. Moses. J. Minna G. J. Joubert, W. P. Murray, I' ...

... Topping - 83 A. D. Wight.. BO -let79 D. Hunter Si -6•- 88 G. C. Scenhouge B7 - 8 79 Dr It. Gray 84 - 0-• J. Berton - 79 J. Mather 92 - 8 - W.J. Guild .. 77 + 4-, 81 T. McWalter I 92 - 6w 86 J. R. 1eek. 81 0- 81 11. 1,. Warden 93 -6.. 87 J. W. ...

... passing, and occasionally they made the mistake of passing instead of running on whets a try seen - oil almost metered. Macgregor and Pickering twayecl well at half bark fur this College. With the wind behind them Lennox pressed, and Meats, was quickly ...