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... sweeping, joyous football. M'Kinlay started well, and is obviously a natural footballer. Malloch was a power on the wing, and though Clark didn't always make the grade the hard-working Irvine held the balance. It's a pity to finish on a dull note —but M'Kay ...
... prevent youngsters playing football on the turf, then it is a sad reflection on the youth the city. Few towns can be so well off in the matter of open spaces and the provision of football pitches, yet barbed wire is necessary to preserve the bowlers' turf. W ...
... NATURE NOTES Sergeant Robert Findlay on October 4. '1940. With the official re-opening of the . Town Hall by Provost Lowson there j was marked another great occasion in the annals of Kirriemuir. A capacity ( Audience was present. Mr C. C. Proctor. 1 former ...
... Councils were abolished under the 1929 Local Government Act Warmly interested in all kinds of outdoor sport particularly football and cricket he was for some time the Hon Treasurer of Blairgowrie Cricket Club To the local Amateur Operatic Society Mr Cameron ...
... and Glasgow University where he took his MA degree his mind was further enriched spent in ocean travel He then joined the noted Glasgow firm of T Blackie & Son Ltd and was with them for twenty-one years during the last fourteen of which he had charge ...
... McGregor Mr McArthur took the service and the children of the Sunday School sang several hymns and anthems HOGMANAY DANCE Football Club held a verv successful dance on Hogmanay There was a grand turnout of young and old and John Ainslie’s Band served up ...
... ( 1 1: _Jgh busy. Holiday golf was also scheduled for Tuesday, while football fans saw Arbroath play at Cayfield. Schools resumed and shops reopened on Wednesday, although the holiday atmosphere still lingered. There were very few people on the streets ...
... made New Year holiday journeys In addition to those visiting friends and relatives there large number of day trippers and football excursionists large number of Scots were from England for the holiday they crowded out the return trains on Tuesday and Wednesday ...
... BLACKFORD ■.R. GOOD TURN. The Midland (or is it Scottish?) part of Itritislt Railways is d g football fans in Markfiirel very good turn by slopping the fall Irdn al Blackford on days when Stirling Albion are playing at AMIGO& The train is toeing well ...
... shape or size Orders promptly carried out with strictest economy Estimates given Bryant co Moir 23 St Ninians iioad Annfleld (Football Ground) Stirling LOST THREE BLACKFACE EWE HOGGS strayed from Wards of Goodie red keel over kidney— Information to Beaton ...
... Johnstone YM and Rail-Athletic before leaving Perth in ftxe'l up Athletic and will turn out for them Craigie to-day Alec football this selected t0 play for an American National select Perthshire Amateurs 3 Balbeggie 2 Kinroesie 1 Meikleour 1 Glendoick ...
... his job as a shoe-maker with Denny Co-operative Society He is as yet one of the few bachelors in the Albion first team FOOTBALL NOTES SENIORS “We’re in there with a chance again” you could sense that feeling among Stirling folk as they left Brockville ...