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... KEEPING IT UP. Club Announcements, SCOTTISH LEAGUE MATCH. SATURDAY, BTH SEPTEMBER, 1900. QUEEN'S PARK v. CELTIC, EIAMPDEN PARK, Hick-off at 4 p.m. Admission, 6d, Ladies Free. Grand Stands Extra. GL ASGOW CUP TIE CLYDE JUNIORS v. GLASGOW HMS. SHAWFIELD ...
... fix up somewhere in the country, so as to keep the boys in training for the winner of the Port v. bailie tie. THIRD THROUGH. Whatever fears the Warriors entertained about their visit to Hamilton (and they had, with Munro's sudden illness and a ...
... Macdonald, Donald Macdonald, one worked harder than'Tait in centre: donald. and Archibald M'Art hnr. Major to improve his side's prospects, but seldom j In the opening stages the men from the Ne indeed could the resolute defence of Kerr played in business-like ...
... Georgina Shield in the Sportsman to parody. Thus:— When other lips well versed arts Their cricket tales shall tell, In flowing language which impart, An interest as well, There may, perhaps, in such a theme Be little left to blot, And when they analyse each ...
... THE SCOTTISH REFEREE, MONDAY, MAI-{CFI Z T 9041 impro-red their prospects wonderfully. so much that they occupy a fairly safe position. At the same time, they cannot afford to drop any points. Small Heath had a rare win, at the expense o!. the 'Wolves ...
... intricate Pboo machinery which is easily put out cf order, and unless the wrong be r i g t he ,its early stages a general breakdown is certain. The wise keeP be rld's Family Medicine always at hand, and this is acknowledged t ° 4 A dose taken when ailments ...
... of h un. Dmnaichio may find his way to Chelsea. This week's and next week's matdtes are as follows:----May B—Queen's Park v. Rangers; May. 10---Third Lanark v. Celtic. May 13--iloltie v. Bangers, Third Lanark v. Partioks Thistki; May ...
... ll' h.: 4 2'er and good attendance, ~oWthi s is their first venture. W art's Colleg e students toe tare College meet is a very popu).;,,seeing we have had one c - ulaer than merry, May Satnrto'kki th e second will turn out w r ,l'et arid gladdening sunshine ...
... and Mr Fred Yarnold respectively keeping the audesincve in roars of laughter during the time they are the stage Miss Grace Olivia, as Oonstanoe Hope, the heroine, enacts her part with much sigot.E. and the same may be said of Mr G. Ainslie. as Frank ...
... district are fully alive to the improvement of the Blues, and, despite the counter attractions on Saturday of a cricket match at Drumpellier, a big demonstraton, and the Anas at Airdrie, the attendance at The Meadow was quite in keeping with those of the ...
... Altogether the staging of Jeanie Deans at the Olympia on the 10th August, augurs well, and should meet with a great reception it it Sir Herbert Tree says that Pygmalion would easily have gone on through the summer had it been possible to keep the theatre ...
... responded to at every performance. Eglen and Percival stage a mirth-provoking comedy act entitled Called for the Rent. The situations are exceedingly funny, and the couple make the most of them, and keep the audience in roars of laughter. A rather sensational ...