... THE SOUTH . The outstanding fixture on the Borders to-morrow will be the match at Mansfield Park between Hawick and. Jed Forest. So far Hawick fiave not created a feeling of confidence, for although they defeated (lala and St Andrews 'Varsity, their games ...

... up a good fight on their own ground, and I expect they will do so in this match. Hawick will be opposed by Langholm at Mansfield Park, anti as they will be without the valuable services of Ogilvie they may find it difficult to win. Melrose will, I think ...

... referee, that, while satisfied that no blame attaches to the players or officials of the club. Rawick play no matches on Mansfield Park, or within a radius of ten miles. until the end of the present season. One itnportant fixture, namedy. the deferred match ...

... Sutherland's assistance. has been very gratifying, and I hardly fancy Laugholm, good team though They be, will beat them at Mansfield Park. The visit of Watsonians to Melrose should draw a big crowd to Greenyards, and, with the Myresiders short-handed on account ...

... attended the Wanderers. At all events, the Border folks are keen on the match, and there is certain to be a big crowd at Mansfield Park to witness the game. There is a doubt, however, as to whether Walter Sutherland will be fit after his accident at Melrose ...

... LAING'S GOAL .KICKING. Howick, 4 goals, 1 try (23 points); Carlisle, 0. Although Hawick had to play their return game at Mansfield Park without the assistance of their two famous three-quarters, Efurnet and Sutherland, who very wisely have determined to ...

... record which places them in the fifth position in our championship table. The 'Sonians run some risk in opposing Hawick at Mansfield Park without their three internationalists, but with Marshall at back, Dr llo?-isou and R. Bell centre-threequarters, the side ...

... GREAT STRUGGLE. Hawick, 12 points; Edinburgh Wanderers, 8. The game was one of the best seen on Mansfield Park for a considerable time. Additional interest was lent to the game by the fact that. R. H. Lindsay Watson w4B, playing against his old clubmaos ...

... Great Game at Mansfield. Hawiek, 3 points; Welsonians, 3 points. No better result could have happened than the above at Mansfield Park, Hawick, on Saturday, keeping in . view the fact that the champions were without Angus, Pearson, lisCallnin, Horne, and ...

... old boys had a real good year, Were, riarticularly hard on the Hawick t .erfs, but this is an o'd story, so tar as Mansfield Park are concerned. had 16 wins and 6 losi.es out of 23 en- Ilients, and the scoring was spread well the team, As the following ...

... reputation. A BORDER TUSSLE. The match which will in all probability decide the Border League Championship will be played at Mansfield park to-morrow, when the old antagonists, Hawick and Jed Forest, will form the opposition. The defeat of the Forest by Selkirk ...

... converted. Near the finish Fraser and Dick got over, but they could only get the maximum from Fraser's score. DRAW AT MANSFIELD PARK. Hawick, 1 try' (3 points); Royal High School F.P.'s, 1 try (3 points). This match attracted A tremendous crowd,* and ...