... Wocdwynd Chat. Kui.iston tier met Kilwinning m final the Rangers’ Gold Budge 'mpetitioo. Bath turned out full Mreogth. shortly after the advertised hour. Hoed (or th© Thistle i the game a.going. Homo give-andlake play followed the kick-aft, the Rangers ...

... earn thattba half waagoiag toba faraak Coning away MCA Lnadieeaat ...

... Jeffrey, Etting on to a good pass, slipped holwi-en the angers' lucks, and l>eat with un savcahle shot. This reverse appeared to nettlo the Buffs,” they immediately put tho pressure; but it was no use. While and his supports were playing a safe game. Tho Athletic ...

... looked at the young man again. He had risen a hundred degrees in his estimation. A fellow that could turn out a hat like that in • lathe of his own contrivance was a mechanic of mean skill. I think I can find a place for you, he said at ...

... From tbe goal kick tho Rangem got away, -and Mind the ■* stronghold, finishing by registering goal No. 2 (rrro a pa-s by Muir. Tnis was a’,l scoriug in initial ball. The teams time in resuming the second peri is I, right away the Huffii put their ...

... great aatbnaiMm. A fast game ended ia of Beitb by 5 goals to 3>. If Beitb mean to retain the North Ayrshire Cup, they will need to show better form Saturday first ihaa they did egaiaM an We feel bit «»«>Td at making so rood a show. It a bit unfortunate ...

... appeared at the Princess's Theatre. Glasgow, did three sketches, ran for a taxi to the studio, made another broadcast, came back to a double act, and then 'I had a quick one' he smilingly concluded. He has toured Scotland with Harry Kemp's show, Whoopee ...

... Craig in goal waaplaying a grand game, and defied all efforts. Half-time sounded with goals scored. The teams turned round ami lined without leaving the field. From the kick-off the Hangers were soon down Craig, but offside lost them a goal, os Lynch beat ...

... Ayrshire League triala at Rugby Park, the Juniora will without Torrance, Gray, and A, M'Aliiator. Dairy Athletic did a splendid performance Saturday, when they made a draw—3 goals each —with XI.. at KUbimie, in the first round of the Ayrshire Juvenile ...

... charge, hut Robb e®nt them back. Getting on, M'Allister had a good run up the flel’t, trot Kerr disprwsowfd him the bad, and returned it the other end of the (told, where Montgomorio had to Gat out a shot from Btraerman. The Buffs” kept the hall hovering about ...

... mulled good chance. Another item was afforded Knox the Celtic, who, with long drive, gave Steel a fright, but the la'l went skimming over the bar Darrocb next had a try the other end, but Stead bad do difficulty in clearing and Taylor followed with sprint ...

... will let themselves felt in Ayrshire this season. They have got together a good team, and capable committee at the head of affairs, which go a long way in the managing and keeping a team together. Their record up-to-date shows that they have Darrel by 3-2 ...