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... run of the play, Hawick had the best of matters. The Watsonians came to Mansfield Park certain of vietory, and a section of non-patriotic Gala. leans also came to Mansfield Park certain that Hawick were going to be “smothered.” But the Watsonians and ...
... Border clubs. The sports were under the auspices of Hawick Football Club, and while larger gatherings have been seen at Mansfield Park, there was good attendance in the fine weather which prevailed, and thanks are due the Committee for arranging for the ...
... Bourtree Place. Fortunetelv she not injured. ' RIV.AY FOOTBALL SromTs.—Rugby seven side sports for junions were held at Mansfield Park. Hawick, on Saturday afternoon. Remits —First Round— Hawick High School B beat Mansfield by 3 points to 0; High School ...
... The Week's Sports & Pastimes. HAWICK v. STEWART'S COLLEGE iF.P.i. surprise border forwards. At Mansfield Park, Hawick, wintry coudi tions, on Saturday. Teams Stewart's College—J. R. Black; I. Tait, J. J. Mann, J. ...
... and many in Hawick will recall his remarkably successful effort fora penalty in the match against the South Africans at Mansfield Park. . Only child of Mr and Mrs John Bell, Lilliesleaf, who died on 3rd March last, of meningitis, in Cambusbarran Hospital ...
... HAWICK rv. LANGHOLM This Border League match was played at Mansfield Park, Hawick, on Saturday, before a large gathering. Morgan, the Hawick captain, was among the from the home side, he being at Newcastle ying for Cumberland net Langholm kicked off, ...
... presented Mis? Bella Patterson with a handsome overmantel on the occasion of her marriage. A GREAT GATE. —The drawings at Mansfield Park on Saturday, in connection with the football match between the Greens and the Watsonians. amounted to over £6O. THE ...
... totals t>: the prey roue year for comparison WIS. 316 127 261 319 Birth*. Marriages, Deaths, 11% WICK v. GALA.— Played Mansfield Park, llawick. on Tuesday, in wet weather. The tirst half was mostly in favour of the home team, but there was no scoring. ...
... an_in- of matches during the New Year holidave, and, aa usual. who have made histery on mere than one eecca- nests sien at Mansfield Park, will be the Th formal on the opening day «f the year. has had oe ning of the new pavilion, whic ‘or a long time owing ...
... made a splendid referee. Result: Ettrick Forest, 22 points; Jedforest, nil. HAWICK V. WATSON'S COLLEGE (P.P.). Played at Mansfield Park, Hawick, on New Tear's Day, before a large gathering of spectators, the entrance collection being in aid of the Hawick ...
... THE CRITIC. Brilliantly fine and warm weather favoured the Hawick Football Club's annual seven-a side sports Saturday at Mansfield Park, and a crowd of some 5000 spectators were treated another afternoon's good sport. On the whole play was not so good as ...
... HAWICK v. EDINBURGH INSTITUTION. THE CITY MEN BEATEN. Hawick had an Edinburgh combination in the Institution as visitors at Mansfield Park on Saturday. The teams were : Hawick—A. P. Turnbull; W. R. Sutherland. W. Burnet, W. Ker, and F. Beatson; J. Charters ...