... ATHLETICS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE JOHK ©’CROAT JOURNAL. Sir, —Allow me refer tu l»ok J. F. Campliell in which he state 3--“ that one Macltdian, Canadian, heat lately.*’ dues not say at what! In 1870 I met, and conquered one A. K. Macletmao, Canada, at throwing ...

... ATHLETICS. The first item on the programme was throwing the 16 lb. hammer. P. T. Mackay, Spittal, did not throw so far as he nanally does, bat managed to gat first place, closely followed by A Sutherland, Braemore. Next came the long leap, for which four ...

... ATHLETES ON AND NARCOTICS. A BmilNOlJJtgentlemaahaa boon considerable trouble in eliciting to the opinion of athletes gerdiag the nee ol and tobocooo. Thaiaanltafhi* inquiries ahow that Ike majority of Queen's prise winner, at Wimbledon, most tha leading ...

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... ATHLETIC EXHIBITIONS. During last week, two well known athletes, Messrs Dinnie and Fleming visited Thurso, Wick, and, latterly, Golspie, giving an exhibition of their skill in athletic sports. These consisted of leaping, throwing the hammer, tossing the ...

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... occurred. The ee tiou the followi resolution :— “That wo, the members o the Macroom Gaelic Athletic condemn, terms the im of Messrs F. T, J. y two well-known athletes, under the Coercion Act's are of opinion that the to strike a blow at the Gaelic {a our ...

... ATHLETIC SPORTS AND (From Our Correspondent.) It may truly be said that the meaning of the name Saodside—a place of happiness —was realized to its fullest extent on Friday last, when, under the kind and hospitable care of Mr and Mrs Pilkiogton, all tbe ...

... _ATHLETIC SPORTS. To THE EDITOR or LSBIGN. SIR, —ln your answers to correspondents in the Ensign of the 15th inst., I notice that J. C. is informed that the athletic sports held at Ackergill are open to all-comers. At most of the gatherings held throughout ...

... ATHLETIC SPORTS. Thb annul athletic sports given rite Duke of Portland to the gfaUliea, employees, and tenantry on his retains Berriedale and Braemore, were held on Wednesday, Aug. 27, in a park behind Langwell Honan. The park is admirably adapted for ...

... ATHLETICS IN CAITHNESS. THE BEST RECORDS. With the Wick Highland Games occurring this week, and duly reported in another column, it may be interesting to note the records made in various events for some years past, so that inferences may be drawn as to ...

... CAITHNESS ATHLETES. TO THE EDITOR OP THE NOSTRUM BRAWN. Walden, 29th Mareh, 1996. crave the liberty of space in your valuable paper to make some remarks on the above, seeing, as I did last week, a letter bearing on the rubjeet What the writer's motive ...