... little worth watching. and S'luiething need ed to keep up the enthusiasm of the supporters and spectators who aedemhle at Mansfield Park. Perhaps it will furnished the match witti • on Saturday. GALA v EDINBIRGH A ...

... to come. At last Lindsay Watson, picking the ball up beautifully, initiated one of the movements we have ever seen on Mansfield Park. The ball travelled right along the line to Sutherland, who ran like a deer. He beat poor Ogilvy, his old clubmate, ...

... Gala and Selkirk girls merely go to the football matches on the chance of getting pick up, but the Hawick girl goes Mansfield Park see game and the game alone. And how she does enjoy it 1 She watches every movement of tbe game with breathless interest ...

... property belongs to Mr John Soott. A Broken Engages^nt.—A Rugby football match was announced to take place last Saturday at Mansfield Park between the 3/sth Royal Soots and Hawick High School (F.P.). A number of spectators turned up only to find that the match ...

... GAME. Contrary to expectations, the game was nut ofa brillant nature; indeed, it was one of the that has been seen at Mansfield Park this season. The ground was soft, and the ball had to handle, while wind and rain, especially in the second half, were ...

... RECORD GATE. —The drawings at Hawick Football Club Sports, Saturday, amounted to over £l5O, being record gate for Mansfield Park. W. E. KYLE, the well-known Internationalist, is not likely to don the football jereey again, having played his last game ...

... weeks. Aiso, considering the conduct of Stew- artonian players in- other games, Beaton and Company got easily out of the Mansfield Park business, their suspension being inoperative. We note that a writer in an English contem- ms to be obtained in the Teviot ...

... Referee—Mr J. M. MacLennan (Edinburgh Wanderers). HAWICK v. HERIOTONIANS. FORMER VERDICT REVERSED. These teams met at Mansfield Park in their customary New Year's fixture, when there was a large attendance. The keen frost and heavy fall of snow earily ...

... satisfied. From all parts more enthusiastic than pilgrim to »hrine, journey ed hundreds of Borderers and strangers to Mansfield Park. Travelling in a railway compartment one has ample opportunity of sucking the juice life. There is a wonderful feeling ...

... Mark ¢ | I den, W i. Glad. M M F W Vor smd DD. t r fore M | sett OPENING OF HAWTOR EF. PAVILION. The ober ted i parilinn Mansfield Park ly Ha eotball Cis a the of over £600. Was fermialls vpened on aturday alternoon da preseric at 1 larg Mr I. d ident of ...

... Sports & Pastimes. AWICK, 13 points; MELROSE, 3. TERIES AGAIN VICTORIOUS. The third meeting of these clubs took place at Mansfield Park on Saturday. Both sides were strongly represented, and there was a large attendance of spectators. The teains were :— ...

... that victory still remained their side L*«se careless play was evident throughout, and if she to maintain her record at Mansfield Park on Saturday, there must buck ing up all round, and a determination plav the game for all they are worth. Hawick doubtless ...