... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... journey to St Andrews with the team, but he will be all there on Saturday, when Clydesdale wilt be the guests of the club at Mansfield Park. So well have the Heriotonians started that not a, few are beginning to calculate their championship chances. With Falconer ...

... the trial at Inverlcith, W. R. l a_titherland will be an absentee from fhe ~11avrick team to meet Stewart's College at Mansfield Park, and his place at .eritre three-quarter will be filled by W. who will have W. Burnet as his part- • M`Laren will be unable ...

... points. Clydesdale must have surprised even their most a.rdent supporters on- Saturday by the dashing display they made at Mansfield Park against the redoubtable Tens. Taken all through, it was not a brilliant game; but. it was a strenuous one, and a draw ...

... now quite sound again, and will resume playing for the club to-morrow, when they meet Edinburgh Institution F.P.'s at Mansfield Park. For business reasons Carl Ogilvy will not resume playing for Kelso. His withdrawal from the game. is a big loss to Kelso ...

... the Borders will be that between Hawick and Edinhargh Academicals, a fixture which invariably attracts 4 big audience to Mansfield Park. It is doubtful if the visitors will have the P. 57 sistence of their captain, J. H. B. Wa!on, for it is an open secret ...

... honours; indeed, their best performance last season was in this very match. Considering how well they played a Month ago at Mansfield Park against the Border champions, it .seems reasonable, therefore, to expect that they will give another satisfactory display ...

... will wave triumphantly over Titwood. At anyrate. that is our wish. A GRAND FIN.U.X. There will be a battle-royal at. Mansfield. Park to-morrow between Haw•ick and the \Vatsoniaus if the present weather holds, and it will not surprise ns if the Myreside ...