... seen tearing along, these being Leggat, of Wishaw ; Fergusson, of the Cathkin; and Raid of the Octavia, who all finished inside of a length. Then two other Octavia riders— M'Cracken and Campbell, with Lacaille, of the Northern—came home in a bunch, closely ...

... accepted the cup, and expressed the hope that the Gourlay boys would he more successful on the next occasion. The final of the 'Hill's five-a-side tourney waa played on Saturday, when Blantyre's quintette annexed the gold watches, Glencairn, the runners-up ...

... o .. .:-Mcarns r i ng b ura Queenshill St 3.0 B'dge of \V r thorn Queen's Crescent ..3.ls..Tillietudie OTHER CLUBS. A rbro Hill Place 3 o..Montrose Bothwell Public Hail 3.30 .Eagleshstn Broughty. Blairgowne Cross 2.3o—Kirriemuir Caledonia .. ...

... Clarion C.C. on Sunday first. The start will be from George Square at 10 a.m. That once-upon-a-time popular dub, the Greenock Octavia, is said to be dying of inanition. This is a pity, and it would be pleasant news to hear that some of the enthusiastic ones ...

... dangerous hills, and the fact that the Council of the club has now decided to not only defray the cost of danger•boards but also the total cost of their carriage and erection was emphasised, so that any member whq knows of any really dangerous hill in need ...

... RN Ji►a. Taylor, 94 King Street, Kil- W ATHLETIC RESERVES e e• 1 and B,_hotne Jan 1 and 2 awa • Bti rling, ;a . ck,.or_D 8 Octavia iStr:ret,°Port-Glasu:ower.m 4 °Pen from home January let, g_oo d aird re cl sser. Johnsubs; Lancashir tone preferred.— Ii ...

... Scotland Arnateur League, 1910-11) open September 2nd, home; 23rd, away; stripping accommodation essential.—James Armstrong, 38 Hill Street, Garnethill, Glasgow. ENFIELL) STAR, la juveniles or light juniors, open, home, 19th August, and home or away. rest ...

... Trams : -- Third—Milne, Reid, Draper, Gibb, Goudie, Blair, Dougia, , ,, Semple, Prentice, Kerr, and 6teel. Laineronians—Wanon, Hill, Haigh, Dunlop, Greenock and District Juniors. The League encounters between the Volunteers and the Port juniors attracted ...

... throughout was well directed. The game ended in a well-deserved win for the Ferenezo. Greenock Volunteer Athletic A and Octavia met at Academy Park i.n a West-End League game, which resulted in a draw of ono goal each. - The game was very evenly oonteeteci ...

... championship and sealed handicap were to be decided last night. W. Williamson, of the Anglo-Irish C.C., won the Catford open hill climb on Saturday. There is every prospect of the threatened rupture between the S.C.U. and S.A.A.A. being amicably settled ...

... was too fatigugd after his overng to run in the final. M'Culloeh h, and only lost by a foot after dat the last turn. J. D. Hill, as the winner in 26 4-5. C. W. .C.A.C. (17 yards) was third, but I not run. Mrs O'Brien brought a sport to a Close by presenting ...

... did not str.-tch the Mary hill to their full extent. Having the most of tne play in the first half, the 'Hill crossed over with a comfortable lead of three to none. In the second half the visitors scored twice, and the Mary hill got one. REDCLIFFE THISTLE ...