... Phltlip (Newport). half-backs, Boyxe lAbean, C Hsdgm-, Boots (Newport), Blake, Dobsono (Carvdiff), C Williams (Pentymaineter),-. Thomas (Swattea), Millar C M,nuntaina-shl. It will be seen thlat Gwyn Nicholls; sub- .C statuses Dart Reos. atid George Dobson takes ...

... Victoria United,-1. ]I the opening stages of the second p'-:- i 31'Hardy equalisod after an exciting scrimmage, Then a change came over the game. Dundae scored a third for the homesters, and MI'Hardy a iminute later took the fourth. InI le-s than ten minutes ...

... Cobb . 4 4Rev. R. Forgan. 0 D. Lyall. 0 D. B. Leslie . , 8 A. Cargill 0 G. Cruickshanks. , 7 W. M'Kie ,.,. 0 Thomas Crichton. 6. T. Moir.1 I . Shaw.,., 0 R. Wilkie 5 James Conner. 0 G. Croll 4 G. Soutar . 0 W. A. Burgess ...

... following were the best scores in the aggregate compeaition : -'-W. Sumnmers, 92 (less 18)-74: R. Crate, 93 (less 18)-75: A. Hardie, 100 (less 23)-77; A. S. Marr, 100 (less 22)-78; W w. A. Gordn, 95 tiess 15)-80; G. Watt. 96 (less 15)--3 L. knderson, 81 ...

... there seemed to be a, desire to give those -who had been holding the meeting a lesson. Cries of Go for Hardie were especially prevalent, Mr Hardie having been the chairman at Iast qisndav ni-l't's meet- ing. It seemed as though there would be one or ...

... Ur A. Hardie plaedd himself su secoand with a score of 97 less 20-77. The s t. seores in the above competitions also counted pi for the agregate prizes, the following being bs some of these returned-Mr R. D. Berry, 85 th (15 off), 73; Mr. A. Hardie 97 (20 ...

... Northern Road, Woodside, 90 years last birth- ad day. The judges in the various competitions he wvere-Athletic sportsJohn Hardie, Cumming he Hutcheon, and G. Philip; Highland dancing and bagpipe playing-isaac Howard. J. Smith, andJ J. Ritohie; football-Walter ...