... included capable substitutes. It was early seen that the 'Hill meant business, and they quickly scored two goals in the opening stages. During the first half Crichton got little to do, but latterly he saved again and again when goals seemed certain. Moir was ...

... angle, then, instead of centreing squarely, pass Drummond is slow a little at recovery, but to their support or centre, and so keep the ball it is his business not to require recovery, for he moving in the direction of goal. A week ago, must not let Athersmith ...

... dead, has been equalled by C. A. Bradley, A. Wharton, and F. W. Cooper. R. W. Wadsley was beaten in the first heat, l and this may be taken as sufficient proof that he is not of the same class as those who bore away the bays in the sprintS of Saturday. Scotland ...

... total of £9OO on a match of this sort has not been exceeded in ' England. How facile prinoops Britishere were then at sculling may be inferred from the extreme ease with which Green, the Australian, went down (at the does of the race) to Chambers, and Haremill ...

... As in everything else, there was a little disappointment in the issue, and in this early stage it may just be said that, if one looks a dead cert., the other may be depended on to fight to the death. , Several of the competition games were stopped last ...

... making of every bargain, and Wishaw, like Maybole, may not be cut of the way of the gentle reminder. Te beat Maybolo cn their ain midden heid is not too difficult a task for the Belhaven Park team if they keep in mind No. 1 from now till then despite holiday ...

... the Hay - wood officials at this stage the tie would never have ended. Haywood played for the last ten minutes without a linesman. The Major,' whom everybody respects for his honesty, had acted the part up till this stage. The ball went into touch off a ...

... to this seemed to have gone to pieces, but taking full advantage of the penalty kick they once more drew level. The closing stages were most exciting, but Mr Wyllie's call for a cessation of hostilities found the teams on level terms, and a replay next ...

... means of keeping the lighter Queen's Park forwards from venturing too near M'Arthur, but on frequent occasions Wilson and M'Coll made great efforts to get the ball in the net. To Russell and Swann, • along with Templeton, the credit of keeping o€4tic at ...

... afi Large. • • A tale is abroad in Edinburgh that a local gent. has patented a composition guaranteed to make old tyres new, keep new ones always new, and to mend the punctures without the aid of patches. We are looking for further particulars of this wonderful ...

... The Pharmacy A.C. have got leave to alter the date of their sports to May 22nd. The S.A.A.A. has also approved of the Academy sports being held on April 7th, and the R.H.S. on May 25th. Reckless driving is still a weakness of our motor-car men. Another ...

... Simpson, and in the early stage showed up well, but the latter came away in the second and third rounds, and eventually won somewhat easily. 'rho tie between Robinson and Brown was very poor, neither displaying much knowledge of the art, and the contest was ...