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... College F.P.'s, at Inverleith—J. T. Simson, H. T. Andrew, F. 0. Johnson, B. C. Tennant, S. Welsh, J. R. Macgregor, R. Izat, L. E. Barrington Ward, J. M. Mackenzie, W. A. Robertson, G. Wilson, R. M. Meikle, R. C. Moses, G. Henderson, and H. Whittaker. ...
... Miss Fraser and Mr Davin beat Miss Buchanan and Mr Buchanan-6-0, 6-2. Eastern victory. Miss Pratt and Mr Chalmers beat Miss Mather and Mr Herriot-7-5, 6-2. Western win. Mrs Whyte and Mr Welsh beat Mr Smellie and Miss Smellie-6-1. 6-3. Eastern victory. Miss ...
... Davin (Warriston); Miss Mather and T. G. Herlot (Incerleith). The East team showed several changes from the team originally selected. Even at, the last minute the East turned up one short, and the vacancy was filled by Miss Mather, of Newlands, who joined ...
... DUNFERMLINE. Dr A. J. Macgregor, b Haigh 1 J. C. Macbeth, c Bell b Soutar .. .. 14 P. Robb, c Chapman ii Haigh 1 A. Muir, b Haigh .. 11 Blakelock, b Soutar 0 H. 0. Macgregor, run out .. 0 It. K. Smith, c Haigh b Soutar 0 J. Izatt, c Mather b Soutar .. 1). Duncan ...
... Matins sent in some stingers at but Mather and lionnar met him with end then scored off Steyn. Bonnar played soft to Steyn and skied—the first ins falling for 21. King succeeded, but only had been addi , l when Mather, in al i ting a pull, got lbw to the ...
... TO-MORROW'S TEAMS Royal High School team v. Clydesdale, at Tltwood—O. Sanderson. A. Smith, W. A. Sanderson, D. Macgregor, F. Glover, T. Sturrock, A. Cook, M. Morrison. W. Lockhart, A. Russ, D. Bough. J. Gunn, W. Watson, G. A. Sanderson, and E. Wldillan ...
... Old Larchfieldians, 9 points. At Titwood. The visitors led off, and for a time, the home side had to defend, but ultimately Mather led them to midfield. The visitors were soon back, and M'Donald ran in for a score, which was not converted. Keeping up the ...
... captain; R. Macgregor Mitchell once more captains;_ while Charles Brand is honorary secretary. A. K. Bell . Joe Anderson, R. Halley, J. Mailer, G. Burnfield, W. M`Donald, H. May, and A. Latto are available, and it is just possible that Mather and Street ...
... sixth cutive victory. GLENALMOND V. STRA.THEARN.—PIay Glenalmond on Saturday. Glenalmond P three of the masters—Mather, Lytt Haines. Mather had 22 and Lyttel 1 5 77. Strathearn were all out for 41, going in a second time fared little better' Haines capturing ...
... E. Martin; R. Mrriesizie, A. Masher, J. Cent, 8.. ItLachlan: J. Grant, H. Neilson; J. Ewing, W 8. M. - loan; J. Emile, R. Mather. J. Kinghorn, J. Asst s, J. R. Scott, and J. Gibson. team v. Hawk*, at Hawink—A. Rowell; A. C Y Ot e ar-, J. S. Forsyth ...
... at tbe close of a tough tua-le. The tries were got by Landale and Whitson, tbe latter by a particularly clever run. Don Macgregor missed both places, which were fairly easy. ST. GEORGE AND COLLEGIATE had easy things on for the day, the former beating ...
... Lang, and J. Dobson. 3rd Clydesdale v. 2nd Bearsden, at Titwood Simmons, Fallowfield, Bothwell, Mather, Beattie, M`Donald, Thorburn, Davies, Monro, Leggat, Mather, Graham. Thomson, Barr, and Muir. Watsonians v. Glasgow Academicals, at Myreside—R. Edwards ...