... ZOLA’S OVETT LINK-UP Zola Budd will begin training with Steve Ovett’s coach, Harry Wilson, when she returns to live permanently in Britain early in the new year. The 20-year-old, banned from the Edinburgh Commonwealth Games, expects to arrive back here ...

... Austria, with its tau hundred lakes, .ta mountains and its puium, piovities the ideal setting for spurting events, with soccer, rugby, cricket sailing and swimming, as chief attractions. The Viking sportsmen Five (Br.) Corps find the pleasant clima,e Austria ...

... McKinnon. John Orris, WlUle Henderson and Willi* Johnston—will be playing Xiat Aberdeen tn the Scot- Cup semi-final replay. At Rugby Park five more member] of the bool are Involved the Kilmarnock V. Celtic game—goalkeeper Bobby Ferguson the hom* tide, and ...

... Thomas, elder son of Mr and Mrs Albert Dowie, 21 Stoneybank Crescent, Musselburgh, to Joan, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson, 173 South Street, St Andrews. Ladies’ Circle.—Two films were shown and a medical talk was given by Miss M. Broadhurst ...

... August 19 —have agreed meet on the Brentford ground again, Chelsea’s pitch not being available owing stand alterations. Peebles Rugby Club have vacancies on September 30 (away), November 11 (home or away), November 18 (away), and December 2 (away). Jas. Carruthers ...

... attendance , at ; the , House . V- ; - ;|) . ; ' :, Last ' inight , - -in the Savoy . Hotel / London , thb -past members . -of ; Rugby School met- at . their 'triennial dinner . - ' ; ' ¦ • ' Mr j Justice Rolls ^ Warrington .-took ; the chair , ' and ' - ' aniong ...

... year a reversionary bonus of 42s per cent. GRANGEMOUTH RUGBY CLUB DANCE. —Guests from as wide an area as Aberdeen, Perth, Castle Douglas, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Girvan attended Grangemouth Rugby Club’s annual dance, which was held in Doak’s Dancing Academy ...

... of this musical combination who left betore he decision to replay at Rao: to-day was given out. 'lnn hand secretary, Mr. Harry Wilson, hopes that all the men will it convenient to be pr.sent. RANGERS R. MBONALD CAPPED. Bub ArDhliall, the Rangers' Irish- ...

... Morton. All of them performed effectively against the opposing forwards, therigh their play was of an unobtrusive nature. Harry Wilson was, perhaps, the most outstanding of the three. Muirhoad was Thistle's best forward, though Kennedy also did well. The ...

... evening At tkmy*r. .- -il- M- i 50,,,., Ai>er (een> moved vnt- of ro confidence : i .* • ovo'nmenr, and was .ported hv gh hm (Rugby) am! -Skew.- iStirlmg Pj.-g!-) the Govarnment was defended Mr I) M ° nul -taryl and PateVso:. I nine Ministcrl. Aft-r a lively ...

... Pn sudden death came as a painful shock to his old pu pile and colleagues at the Academy, where he was held in the highest RUGBY TRIAL international trial game will be played on Saturday between | a team of Anglo Scote and a ecratch side. It is satisfactory ...

... tool: place quietly on Tuesday at Forfar, in the Old Parish Church, of Miss lean M'Diarmid, 125 High Street. Forfar, to Mr Harry Wilson, son Mrs Wilson, Smieton St.. Carnoustie. Owing to the war the couple decided to cancel all invitations for the wedding ...