... once more, and a joint tenure of the championship seems likely. Gala did not realise their ambition of beating Hawick at Mansfield Park. The Royal High School F.P. had a picnic at the exense of the poor Clydesdale. In the Schools' series of matches Edinburgh ...

... SEVEN-A-SIDE SPORTS AT I 1 AWICK . SeTen-a-side football contests under the auspices of Uawif ? Clv \ b were held lit Mansfield Park . ? ome splendid pi . iy wa . seen in several of the ties , but the game between Gala anC Ilawick «¦« . •> shorn of much ...

... daresay a good many people smiled when they read the paragraph which stated that. for the remaining matches to be played. on Mansfield Park this season the price of admission will be 6d per bead, all season ticket holders, however, being admitted as before, ...

... . — 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 ...

... match. That honour fell to him a number of years ago, when he was played as a forward for the South in a trial game at Mansfield Park. Whether Wilson will give up the game at the end of this season is doubtful, but when Hawick do come to do withcut- The ...

... ed to march across the field although there were some minutes of the game to go! This sort of thing is not confined to Mansfield Park, but the Teri has a very large conceit of his club. ...

... 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 ...

... Greens' . are pitted against strong opposition to-morrow, when they receive the Edinburgh demicals as their guests on Mansfield Park. Opinion is divided locally as to Hawick's prospects, but the emeouraging feature is the fact that the Greens almost ...

... A. Dun, and R. Jagger. The meeting between Rawick and Border League Interests should provide a stirring eri,-ounter on Mansfield Park. Keen riralry exists between the teams. and as Melrose are as yet undefeated this reason in the I Legtue, it will be for ...

... BORDERS. Hayrick have Selkirk as their guests to-morrow, an Mansfield Park, in a Border League encounter. On form, this season, the home team should win comfortably enough, but they would be well advised to leave nothing to chance, as the visitors are ...

... HAWICK, ; CLYDESDALE, 1-5. Last season gave Clydesdale a tremendous whacking at Mansfield Park, but on Saturday they found their opponents a much tougher lot, and they only managed to make a draw of the match. • Clydesdale are practically a new side, ...