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... to witness the contest. Mr Colin MITavish was starter and referee. On getting the word to go, Jeffrey at once took the lead, and walked well for a short time; but when Smith made her effoit it was quite apparent that Jeffrey could not go the pack, falling ...
... :-1 Bugler Charles M'Adam; 2 Sergeant John Smith; 3 Private John Shaw; 4 Colonr.Sergeant William Milne ; 5 Private Joseph Dustan 6 Sergeant George M'Intosh ; 7 Lieutenant Gordon; 8 Private Aird; 9 Private John Phinn; 10 Stgeaut William Cumming; 11 Private ...
... House No. 1-Messrs C. G. V1 'Smith, 'John. Forrest, Charles N. Milne, and John Grant, v. Aboyne No.' 1-Messrs George Donald, t James Milne, J. Ogilvie, and R. Ranken. t No, 5 RiNi.-Ellon No. 1-Mes-r' 'Wm,. Coutts, I John Davidson,- A. Mitchell, FE. quhar' ...
... lapsastart. Irvine and Jeffrey a, e~eWell-.nown 'champion walkers, both of. thera e having done good work on several occasions -both oni ~2the boards and'cinder' track. 'Irvine -walked in a A. moist consistent manner, and won easily. Jeffrey d~ was-in badaform ...
... Ferryhill. Scores :-erryhill, 63i; Erioinie, :36 (for niie wickets). H. Knox, with 29 runs. played beot for the Ferryhill, and Jeffrey (Garfield), with 10 runs, for the Erininie. F.C. NOatiAL v. WVooDSerni GrTsutcxtrc.-Plnvrd at Woodeide. The scora of the F ...