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... at tbe close of a tough tua-le. The tries were got by Landale and Whitson, tbe latter by a particularly clever run. Don Macgregor missed both places, which were fairly easy. ST. GEORGE AND COLLEGIATE had easy things on for the day, the former beating ...
... the Neilsou Park, at Mallernire. The following will turn out for the Crown—Clarke, Kerr, Kerr, Cree, Morton, Bell, Gardner Mathers, Maitland, Lindsay, and Ma on. G'enure Athletic visit Calderbauk, and atnticirate a pleasant game with Calderbank Reverie ...
... handicap on Tuesday evening from the Open-Air Baths. The distance will be about five miles. The following is the handicap :—Macgregor, 4 miu ; Croll, 3 min 30 see ; Batchelor, 3 ruin ; Rodger, 2min 45 see ; M`Kay and Lancetr, 2 min 35 sec : W. Munro, 2 min ...
... Truly—a bright (?) state of matters in the North. Dundee Thistle Harriers invitation run was brought off on Saturday from Mathers's Hotel, Whitehall Street. The following clubs were represented :—Northern, Craigie, Hawks, Lochee, Dundee, Broughty, Kirriemuir ...
... DUNFERMLINE. Dr A. J. Macgregor, b Haigh 1 J. C. Macbeth, c Bell b Soutar .. .. 14 P. Robb, c Chapman ii Haigh 1 A. Muir, b Haigh .. 11 Blakelock, b Soutar 0 H. 0. Macgregor, run out .. 0 It. K. Smith, c Haigh b Soutar 0 J. Izatt, c Mather b Soutar .. 1). Duncan ...
... Hawick—H. D. Latta, T. J. Aoair, J. Trotter, F. Bugler, J. L. Buist, W. D. A. M'Kelvie, J. S. Brydon, A. Macdoili H. 0. MacGregor, and Hainsworth. 2nd Greenock play 2nd Uddingston on I latter's ground. Bute County visit Helensburgh to-nlog with the following ...
... Matins sent in some stingers at but Mather and lionnar met him with end then scored off Steyn. Bonnar played soft to Steyn and skied—the first ins falling for 21. King succeeded, but only had been addi , l when Mather, in al i ting a pull, got lbw to the ...
... an auspicionS termination on itiouday by beating West of Scotland at hirtick by I goal 1 try to 0. The Varsity played D. Macgregor, of the Wanderers, ut full back, while Thomas went forward to the three-quarter line. West had the assistance of G. R. Muir ...
... sixth cutive victory. GLENALMOND V. STRA.THEARN.—PIay Glenalmond on Saturday. Glenalmond P three of the masters—Mather, Lytt Haines. Mather had 22 and Lyttel 1 5 77. Strathearn were all out for 41, going in a second time fared little better' Haines capturing ...
... replied with 201 for six wickets. Duncan, for Dalkeith, batted in perfect form, and was not out with 64 to his credit. H. 0. Macgregor, for his 28, played lively cricket. These were the only Dalkeith men who really could combat the bowling of Henson, who took ...
... Gray. Irvine, Morton, Cullen, Cairns, Leary, Graham, M'Kay, Keane, and stewart. 3rd Arden '1 histle cam v 2nd Weodbank—Reid.Mathers, Martin, Wilson, Muir, blathers, Cooney, Reid. Robinson. and Fraser. Britannia team v 2nd Levern Victoria, at Nitshill—Smith ...
... been quadrupled. Bunting tackled splendidly, but kicked rather poorly ; while Stout kicked evil, but was weak in tackling. Mather. was p..or, but Fookes was the lookes of old—an hoilest worker. The half-backs wero not to be c‘nipared with their opponents ...