... Amateur F.A. are endeavouring to fix the game for Hampden as planned. DUNDEE JUNIORS' CUP DRAWS The Dundee Junior League last night made the following cup draws: COURIER CUP. a —Broughty Ex-Service v. North End, ' onifie Tayside v. Osborne, April 21; I Elm ...

... CORRESPONDENCE A CUP OF TEA. quite touched reading Mrs i attullo s letter on The Old Folks' Food ,T e . Courier and Advertiser 99 ur ,iy, which she speaks so feelingly W porti ° n of ood that falls to '' J \ .? tll °se old people who live alone. ...

... longer interested in the World Cup, the Irish team to meet Wales at Wrexham next Wednesdav includes men from Eire. In the first two home international* Ireland lost 8-2 to Scotland and 9-2 England. Of the side which met England, six men (Kelly. Vernon ...

... chosen to referee the English Cup final Wembley on April 29. will be in charge of the Austria v. Italy international at Vienna on April 2. Mr Pearce is one of the five British referees so far named by F.I.F.A, for the World Cup Games in Rio this year. ...

... three points behind, battled to a man to achieve that vital score which was to mean the Calcutta Cup for them, and the international wooden spoon for England. The whole team surged towards the English line time and again, but it looked as though they would ...

... Commonwealth and the U.S. Late' points were: . , M v Government will continue to give tuil support to the United Nations, for it is only through an effective system of secunty that world peace can be assured. In particular, they will use their utmost endeavours ...

... COLOURS when asked by Magistrates why he had used the for 15 years, replied:— 1 ? ' e an awful name and a to get across to otlier people. Of it. /jjfhr, • obviously. . chief and rugger ?• ec tator at the England v. Cup match at Edinburgh week will be Sir Robert ...

... at Forthill. Panmure had a proud record. In the thirties they won the Midlands Cup and the North of Scotland Challenge Cup in three successive years and the Sevens Cup three times out of four. Replying, Mr T. B. Laird, former captain, reaalled clubs ...

... good performances against the A Division reserves. said. and there is nothing to hinder us giving a good account of ourselves in B Division. It would also give us attractive ' derby' games. should C Division be scrapped and A Division reserves form a ...

... Saturday erecting their new hut. It is expected that with more volunteers the structure will be ready for use in a fortnight. Saturday's card:— rmsrsOLATION CUP—Second Round. East Prairie v Monifieth Tayside; Arnot v. Forfar West violet v. Elmwood; Bervie United ...

... island, separate from England, and a good deal bigger. People were to swallow all sorts of travellers tales about it. A Scandinavian called Peder Swave visited Scotland in 1535. The wild Scots, he writes, are ignorant of the use of bread; when they ...

... play sometimes with us? U we had doubles, you needn't serve W a court here, but we a !s play at the Hardings . They run almost a little country club at their house. I must admit I'd like game «™ eS - thought her use of the word us included Patricia. ' ...