... Michael Morris, labourer, Round Close, were each fined 10s, or seven days' imprisonment, for causing a disturbance at Mansfield Park football field. Sheriff Baillie said that if people at football matches would not keep their proper place it would absolutely ...

... correspondent) is the meet • log of Hawick and. the Watsonians on Mansfield Park. A great game is looked for, and there is sure to be a big crowd. The memorable meeting of the teams on Mansfield Park, a couple of seasons ago, when a stirring game ended in a draw ...

... THE BORDERS. Bawick and Jedforest meet on Mansfield Park, in a retere Birder Leagne engagement, and as it will an itnpurta d it, bearing on the League charapicaiship the game le awaited wita keen interest throughout the Borders. The ”Greetis won the ...

... 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 ...

... the Association game has now only a mere handful of followers compared with the crowds who are in the habit of attending Mansfield Park. Rugby football is still the Borderers' chief pastime. It has an interest which Soccer as played on the Borders does not ...

... 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 ...

... Brunton, T). Rutherford, J. Sinten, P. Robson, J. Cleet, and Tom Balfour After two successive defeats, both inflicted on Mansfield Park by Edinburgh teams, the Hawict Greene, who are in the city to-morrow, have an opportunity of retrieving some of their ...

... Scott, J. Fennel, W. F. Lindsay, B. Lees, J. Wallis, and Fred Stroh Hawick made a welcome reappearance for the season on Mansfield Park. Clydesdale furnishing the opposition. Last years meeting between these teams at. Hay.ick resulted in a heavy defeat for ...

... unfortunately for biro be is not in a club which subscribes' to representative teams. ' r L' BORDERS. it Wanderers to Mansfield Park 1 to with mere than the usual by circles, and there 15 to VU is being intcrest Us a apectatorE, if R. H. Liptisay aptaltied ...

... is to say, the League rules have been broken. For instance, only twenty minutes each way were played In the match at Mansfield Park between liawick and Melrose on November 9, whi:e on January II the game between the same clubs on the Greenyards only ...

... HAWICK SEVEN-A-SIDE SPORTS. Mansfield Park, Hawick, is the venue to-morrow of the third of the series of Border seven-a-side contests. Twelve teams have entered, being the same number as at Melrose, for while the Edinburgh University end Royal High School ...