... Mints 4O Sergeant William 39 Colour-Sergeant James Morrison. 36 Sergeant John Nicol 34 Sergeant James Bell 27 171 DOLLAR. Football MateA--Dtufferstline reran Dollar Academicals. _ _ The return match between these was played at Dunfermline on Saturday. ...

... where they broke up into oompanies, and the boys enjoyed themselves in various games, such as racing, leaping, vaulting, football, cricket, golf, he., while the girls instituted games peculiarly their own,—the suooemful oompetitore in the various games ...

... FOOT-BALL MATCH. A match betwixt the Alloa Foot-ball Club v. Club, was played at on Saturday, in the Public Park. The weather was very unfavourable, the field being rather wet; but after a wellcontested game, the match resulted in favour of the strangers ...

... been in hand of late, but the appearance is not at all what it might be, owing no doubt to the using of the park by the foot-ball and cricket clubs in wet weather. The committee are engaged in forming bye-laws for its guidance. it is high time something ...

... spot on the front of the Ochils to the west of l3alquharn Glen where they enjoyed themselves in games of various kinds, foot-ball, cricket, Jumping ropes, &e. They enjoyed an excellent tea, upwards of 60 partaking of the cup which cheers but not inebriates ...

... children were allowed to amuse themselves in their own way. The weather was favourable for out-door sports and such games as foot-ball, races, cricket, jumping-ropes, &c., were and enjoyed by all. After some time h spent in these amusements, the children were ...

... On arriving there a little past four they were supplied with some refreshments. Numerous sports were engaged in such as football and cricket, but rain came on and sent every one to*their carte for shelter. Votes of thanks were awarded Mr Haig for his ...

... trip to the same place. The children after having received the good things of this life, enjoyed themselves immensely at foot-ball, swinging, jumping, racing, &c. Prizes were given for racing by Mr Charles Maitland, Alloa, &c., the principal race being ...

... Brother Haig, who, in his reply, that be was delighted to see them, but was sorry there were no more of them. He - pitched a football into the crowd and told to themselves as well as they could libillUi aside for their use. The tIV *le the field, where _ ...

... perhaps in ten miles, all the way I have travelled from Edinburgh. Foirrsaza..—The opening game of the Clack=Annan County Football Club was played in the Pak& Park ea Saturday last. It was, we believe, first match played in Alloa under association rules ...

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... room. It is expected that as Mr Hodges is very downcast at his defeat, he will not be long in challenging Mr Ogilvie again. Football. Stanley House v. Dollar Academy.—The above match was played at Dollar on Saturday and resulted in a win for the home team ...