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... A. Clark. X. Barron, , Silver, J. StalJcer, arid J. Begbie- jj 1 Crescent — Morrison, Rattray,.j,. 'I Bryce, Calder, Will, Govan, t, and M'Gill. Reserves—Neilson ? K, Balruddery—D. Steele. X. S. t l oU S. Smith, f. H. Xhoms, VV. L- •' A. M. Gibb. J. B ...
... fairly safe, so that the defence may thoroughly relied on. Mallis comes in at his favourite position at oentrenalf and with Morris again fit after his long spell of idleness the team just about fit give Montrose a hard run. Montrose will arrive in town ...
... is independent debenture holder;, who hold securities tho total amount of £1900. WELSH CHANGES v. SCOTLAND. - tho place of Morris Parry, Liverpool, aaci M. Morgan Owen, the CoTinthianf, who c-anmot play ior Wales at Wrexham Monday against acot;and, Geo ...
... Players meet in Hall at 2.15. St Joseph's team:—Timmons; and Gallocher: R. Murphy, Donnelly, and P. Murphy; Connelly, Doc hearty, Derby, Ryan, and .biggins. Parkmore team iTom:—Hutchison; Anderson and Fonder; Denholm. Fenton, and Connelly; Govan, Poustie, Crabbe ...
... Kennedy, Wilkie, and Gray. St Mirren —Rae; Jackson and Crawford; Greenleos, Robertson, and JM'Avory; Lindsay, Cunningham, Wylie, Hall, and Anderson. Referee —Mr M'lnnes, Thornliebank. Play during the opening stages was in favour of Mirren. Sommen and Tennant ...
... M'llvenney, Quinn. and Hamilton. Mirren —Rae; Jackson and Crawford; Green less, Robertson, and M'Avoy: Lindsay, Cunningham. Wylie, Hall, and Anderson. The Paisley men kicked off, and for almost half hour had slightly the best the exchanges. Adams saved splendidly ...
... 37. ARBROATH RAILWAY XI. V. ALMA. Played the Common, Arbroath, this afternoon. Hail way Xl.— Robb, Suttie, Green how, 16; Morris, Puttie, 3; H. 'V, fl 1, Patterson, 0,1 j' r• Iv - Smith, 2; F. c ?;,-fiTo l D - smith, st, b « V .Henderson, rot out, W. ...
... in fine weather. Teams:— Loth;an—Hall; Scmple and Purdie; Ross, Lindsay, and hiteford; Henderson, Lindsay, Buchan, Dunlop, and Mills. Violet —Vitch; Strachan and Roxburgh; Duncan, Murray, and Fisher; Gilroy, Morris, Wilson, Kennowav, and Frascr. Referee—Mr ...
... Boyd. St Bernard—Hood; Annan and Ritchie; Buchanan, Taylor, and Gray; Grant, Prior, Maxwell, and Bell. Referee, Mr P. Kelso, Govan. Captain Baird won the toss, and chose to play towards the east goal, there being this time about 5000 spectators present. ...