... Station Park, Dundee. Parkhead, Rovers, 1. At Midmill. Montrose A. 4; Hearts (Montrose), 2. Union, 5; Orion, 0. At Montrose. Cixighall, goals; Dundee Boating Club, 1. At Dundee. Black Watch, 3; Aberfeldy, 1. At Aberfeldy. Thistle and Waverley met in a. friendly ...

... treasurer, Mr G. M'Kinnon; committee, Messrs A. Lamont. W. Harbottle, J. M'Queen, A. Gibb, and J. M'Farlane. A very promising team has been got together, which augurs well for future suecei-ses. The club has still ...

... Wilson, R. Irons, J. B. Craik, w! Scott, P. Keiller, P. A. Anderson (capt.), W. Irons, J. G. Craik, Anderson, Paton, W. Smith, C. Robertson, and Brown. Perthshire team: —D. Kennedy A Chalmers, Bunyan Watson, F. Chalmers, E* ...

... from Callander, a back comes, from St Ninians, near Stirling, two of the forwards are old King's Park players, a third is Bannockburn lad. the fourth a Queen's Park Stroller, and the fifth ...

... and Taybank meet Clepington Park. Ashlea A team:—Simpson; Kennedy and H. Hay; Baxter. A. Miller, and Robertson: W. Whyte, Ross, Turnbull, Newman, and T. Miller. Walton Athletic meet West End Park. As both clubs are well matched and going ...

... Erom tbe Falkir a*- ShtHi]. Jftturaii ow fol- over the sue*«ms J contingent ■were i°'n ' Co ' '' ( ' be. Tbrough- W'to !. °' that won hard af Ochilview, but U 'ne 48 never for moment ns' fe, W Forfar Athletic, w a et fif'ji--! Station ...

... Robertson, C. Lamb, Graham., A. Stewart. Reserve, Dalrymple. meet Taymount on I'airmuir. Team from D. Cooper, A. Petrie, M'Gill, ,i. Petrie. W. Scott, A. M'Gill, .T. ('ameron. J. Christie, P. Downton, W. Laird, ...

... Kilmarnock. a 0 2 Queeti's Park, h, .. .. .. .. 4 Hearts, a, .. 4 0 Kilmarnock, Hearts, h, 2 Third Lanark, a, M~rton, 2 Rangers, 2 4 Hibernian, a, 21 THIS SEASON. For. Ag. Celtic, a Kilmarnock, 0 Rangers, h 0 3 ...

... Wilson, P. A. Anderson, W. Irons, S. Anderson, Paton, Smith, Wright, Hunter, and Ross. Tayside meet Woodbine Downfield. Team—J. Came Ton; J. M'Gill and A. M'Gill; W. Laird, W. Scott, and D. Pennvcook; J. Christie, J. Petrie, ...

... lead. Hannah was a failure at back, and here the brunt of the defence fell on Clark, w stood up manfully the opposing quintette. At half-back Carrie and Fc-rgusson red the forwards to a nicety. The play the broath's forwards was of a very loose nature ...

... Uavci ftuwley ' wueie they Uit- uoe Uo*. Uie 'team R. W. Simpson J. Seatou; j. u Ore rax. and Ford ; Douglas, Kenuaclt, A. A* Other. ' n * y» M.ATVHEB OF FIFE CLUBS. Since bc^.lining of not a „ wuat a Uualiiy.n lie has . ha* scatuiaa*. '1 ...