... The teams were as follows :— oe Scotland— Baillie (St Bernards) goal Ellis (Mossend Swifts) and Foyers (St Bernards) backs Hall (Raith Rovers) Wardrope (St Bernards) and Davidson (Swifts) half-backs J and D Ellis (Swifts) Bogie (Raith Rovers) Boyd (Swifts) ...

... the visitors’ success forced the pace again but for the splendid defence of Quigley would have scored that player nipping the hall twice in succession from the foot of Miles just as he was steadying himself to shoot The visiting forwards tried hard to equalise ...

... are at Govan, the Bathgate Thistle will strive with tho Vale Avon for tbe honoor entering the next (third) round of the M‘Lagan Cap. think this team shoo’d about poll them through: —Wardlaw; Stewart ani Falconer; sharp, Easton, and Peace; Morris, Steven ...

... Mearos. II Princes Street, Aberdeen; 4, David Govan, 346 Gt. Eastern R.ad, Parkbead, Glasgow ; very highly com., Wm. Whitelaw, East Plean, Bannockburn. Hamburg*, gold and silver spangled, hen, any age—l, D Govan; 2, Wm. Kerr; 3, Woi. Watson; 4, very highly ...

... G Cheshire, Broxburn. Selling Class, Cock, price not to exoeed 10s-1 J Hamilton, 2 D Wi.hart, 3 A M'Kes, Clifton Hall, Bathe ; 4 D Govan. Selling Class, Hen, price not to exceed 10a-1 .1 Grant, Stewartfield, Broxburn ; 2 D Wishart, 3 J Hamilton,' 4 A ...

... held their third open exhibition and competition ot poultry, pigeons, cats, rabbits, and dogs, in the Masonic and People’s Halls on Saturday last. The show was an excellent one, the exhibits the dog classes being numerous and of splendid quality. In poultry ...

... mentiment. DUNDEE CONSERVATIVES V. ST. MARY'S. These clubs played their return match in the rooms of the latter, St Mary's Hall, Forebank Road, Dundee, on Saturday last. There ass a large turnout of players to witness the contest, which has Is-en poked ...

... falls. U. P. CHURCH JUNIOR BIBLE CLABB.—The annual social meeting of the above class took place on Thursday evening in the hall adjoining the Church, presided over by Mr John Buchan. Over 40 sat down to tea, and after doing ample justice to it, Miss Mary ...

... but the shortly before half-time were put in the ascendancy by Morris. Half time:—Thistle, 2; Athietio. 1. Whan the ball was re-started Stein ■cored (or the Thistle. Too minutes later Morris, with flying shot, scored for the Thistle; but later on the Athletic ...

... Owe with 'ranking three Ist July. Amused pileaswe bet °envie:toil cm evidence, and Duffy wes to 3 days impeisonment, while Morris was Us ad or 7 day.. a Pouct—A statutory meeting of al !dice for the burgh, was held Subscriptifes was retie awe at The minutes ...

... IT pays to take care of a cow at all times, but . es- CALDER WANDERERS V. WOODBURN.-At goal to nothing. 3 G Jack, 3 D Morris, Cglockbart offered at too long inrervals, or West Calder, in the East of Scotland Junior Cop ties. CELTIC V. Agars .- At ...

... surrounding district. A procession of 500 children he ided by the Whitburn Braes Band and Blackburn Flute Band marched from the hall through the sillaga to the sports Held. Yarde quoiting Handicap-1 H 31•Whirter 2 0 Clarkson, 3 J Fleming, 4 F Harkin+. 13oys ...