... Thompson, c Ander- A. D9. Dunlop, G Scott, is son, ?? 18 ?? C. T. Alauese, e Morris, isH. S. Walker, b Scott ?? 3 Miller ?? 47 T. Anderssn, hs Mannas .. S6, J. A. Maln. b Weir ?? 10 -Morris, ofScott, b llanoes., 321 J. King, c J. 0. Walker. is J. S. Cartiel, ...

... Ilollox, £3l 10s; the London and Glasgow Engineering and Iron Ship- building Co. (Limited), Middleton Yard, Govan, £80 los; Morris Pollok & Son, Govan Factory, £7 5a; Alex. More & Son, 33 Montrose Street, £1 12s 2d; The Priory Quarry Co., Napiershall Street ...

... Moon to look exceedingly active in getting hold of the hall. Continuing to pass, the forrrards of the Third were pressing the hacks of the visitors ,teamn, and Miller, in tryingto knee the hall, unforttuoatoly seat it between the posts of his own g- ...

... ahort, MOILtA (GLASGOW) V. GOVAN (19iU1).-Tibls match weU pliyod on tbo 6rlundof the former. ard resulted in favour ot Gone by it runs and seven wickets to fall. Urqunsrt for the Moray made 10, and Dawos and Ewing for Govan made J7vandil 4 nitlrectlrely ...

... meat eneceseful club bests were out subt- 2 StefTokr n ikt Trout. lb. or. St~rfThobun ad isbt ?? 15 5 Queen Mtary-Ednie end Morris ?? 12 1 Qorslen-.OiXao and ?? 1l tO George Douglas-Steinact sod Colder., 16 19 Private parties Were not an sucegeoftuo The ...

... Hie might have been dismisoed, however, before be had so many roms to his credit. At first the howling and fielding of the Govan rmen were exceedingly good, the fieldinig of Morgan at I Onto san Tripney behind the wicket belegI really smart. tendeeson ...

... see., in a foursome wi.th Mr H. to i lel and Tiom Morris, Jun., lost the drabt round by two, hut i gained=tbsondbythre dwotoplsy. SirRobart Hao tee Ohe and Major Boothbb beat My Elliott and Tom Morris, jon.- tey byonpq. snteate~ ?? ieowntbaii.,l'st Me ...

... the opportunity. laiillie, Ifrom a free kiolt. had to save writh his Sitst and again he had occasion to look saored whben the hall hit his posts.: The Rtangers kept up their ?? andplayedtn'ieards the end a decidedly superior gains so v'hat they had be-en ...

... Their all round bitting wee clean. strong, and all soralong the ground. Ultimately Morris jumpeiinto one of H ?? lobs, and not getting back in time paid the penalty. ye Morris's 65 was compiled without a chance, and were madeup ' ffu4',two 3's. and asix Fe ...

... oninos. ; Shirewsbury. c Ulystti, b Bates..- 14 cE ales. to ldimett.,.. 61 Scostois b Peel ?? 1 7 is Rawlin ?? 3 3 L fBarnes'c, Hall, b Botes. ?? Hooiter, h Iowlin.. Flowoens, Rswlin, b rtO 4nat out ?? Goon. s flates ?? ?? 4 bouy. Is Esno ?? ?? 333 ?? 0 Silno ...

... board, At I '1 1-59 Hope relieved Scott. and in his secodve I war, sent to the otf through the ropes for four. A couple of halls later Wright was caught at slip by Thomson, five Wickets thus fallinag for 1691 Cropper succeeded, and with his partner had ...

... foirly fast, ecol goal in turn being visited. ?lay was carried on in ?? listless wanner, andL it men onaly just On time that Morris added another goal. Result ?? of Scotland). 3 goals; Lanairk- shire, I gunk. Teansot.-Ealst of Scslonel-Boi~l~io (St Ber- ...