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... resolved, after the most careful consideration, that the Hawick F.C. play no matches during the remainder of the emeon at Mansfield Park, Hawick, or within a radius of 10 miles. This decision will not affect the seven-a-side sports, but the matelies with ...
... to town reflecting on the result. I always think that at Mossilee the enthusiasm takes longer to rise than it does at Mansfield Park at Hawick, or at the Selkirk Cricket Ground. The two latter enclosures are comparatively sheltereo, and speots.tors who ...
... the points to Alloa. SEVEN-A-SIDI CONTEST AT HAITICR.—The third of the aeries of Border seven-a-side contests took on Mansfield Park, Hawick, on Saturday. Unfortunately, the weather was of the most wrotched description, and the was postponed until to-morrow ...
... to-morrow, when they meet the allconquering W.atsoniaus. It is unfortunate that the teams pitted against each other on Mansfield Park wil:' not represent full strength on either side, but inasmucn as both clubs have been called upon to give, of •thetr ...
... There is some talk of a Cambridge friend of Lindsay' Watson, now resident in Edinburgh, being anxious to show his paces on Mansfield Park, and as he is reputed to be a good centre-three-quarter, the line may thus be satisfactorily mule rip. Since the break-up ...
... . — At Hawicic Sheriff Court yesterday , three cases were tried arising out of a , disturbance which took place a . t Mansfield Park . Hawicica . t the close of the Border • Leo ^ rue football match between Uawleli : and ( LJa on lOlll • lilt ; WllllaBI ...
... unruly conduct at the close of last week's game, the oflicials Intimate that no boys under fourteen will be admitted to Mansfield Park, unless accompanied by the parents or guardians. In their rnatrh with Hawick, Langholm will he rep,ret.entad by: J. V ...
... THI: BORDERS Hawick ny.et Melrose to-morrow on Mansfield Park. and Border Leag - ue points are at stake. The Greens are still without i y-Wat.son, and although Sutherland's name appears in the teem, he is hardly expected to be fit, after his recent ...
... Lawrie, J. J. Fairbalrn. J. Gill, G. Ballantyne, W. Blake, J. Brown, and M.. Jardine. The ball will be set a-rolling on Mansfield Park tomorrow, when Clydesdale provide the opposition at Elawick. The - Greene have won the two opening matches, and though ...
... lost, for Hawick are to play no more at home this season. As Edinburgh University and the Watsonians would have visited Mansfield Park, the eentence was Severe. I would be the last to fall foul of the Union Committee on that account, the lesson ought not ...
... however, were desirous of playing at home, and the Union Committee was approached with a view to having the prohibition on Mansfield Park removed. The Border argument was that the match was originally put off to suit the Union, who required the services of ...
... Originally ha hailed from the ranks of West End. RUGBY. 11.4.W1CK F.C. SPORTS. The ban of the Union being now removed, Mansfield Park, the grQund of the Hswick Football Club, will tomorrow -house the third of the Border aeries of sevena-aide football ...