... Imperial Rugby conference should be confined to the British Umpire, I cannot see that she agreed at the same time to be submissive to absurdly small position in the Rugby woiid.” It is suggested that there is “an interesting time ahead fof our Rugby legislators ...

... RUGBY. MOKDAY. SKPTBIfBER U. Ilflbirt T. aad ■aril* SI ' satCrday. Athtoa - aadar - L#M V. Cm* Moor ruaaM * * UM BteSSiTr'LmMMM gal*«r3>AW r. B*iuir« _ JUeMaJ* BmUnctborp* r. BrnUM Cud worth r. HocaulM Joha'a Bory' Daohwlma Jnwior. r. Rlikw ▼. Nwwioo ...

... THE RUGBY TO ISIS CHOSEN FOR SOUTH AFRICA. M Uf A (1), H. Waddell, Glasgow Academicals; (2), R. Harding, Swansea; (3), A. T. Young, Cambridge University; (4), R. Cove-Smith, Old Merchant Taylors; (5), T. M'Lelland, Queen’s University, Belfast; (6), J ...

... RUGBY. bad not surfeit good class football in London on Saturday, about the only feature of anything like public interest being the return match between Richmond and London Scottish. Both teams were strongly represented, the fact of their first match ...

... Rugby Cambridge mHE inter-varsity Rugby match at A Twickenham to-morrow will, as usual, be in the nature of an unofficial International Trial,, for the selectors England, Scotland, and Wales will gather full force to view candidates for caps in all three ...

... RUGBY’S “TO PUSH A PROTEGt WHO wins the big Bughy Calcutta March 17 at Twickenham, hmjmn Scotland . . . , , This is tart survey of the “Lauriston,” our Scottish correspond u THE national team selectors, amatonv professional, are busy these day* g‘' ,n ...

... RUGBY. the scrummage. It a strong term to use, but thoroughly justified. Every forward and every half-back playing the game to day know? that the scrummage rules and the half-back rules were formulated with the object promoting a continuity of play and ...

... RUGBY. Kogby news is very scarce, none oar dabs haring, yet, done anything bat past about.’’ 1 am pleased, however, hear that there Is chance of seeing those splendid ** three-qnsrtsrs.'' Percy and B. L. Aston, again in the field, Mr. thinks that they ...

... RUGBY AT FIFTY. WELCOME RETURN OF C M. USHER CAPT. 0. M. USHER, of the Gordon Highlanders, turned out agaiu for the London Scottish against the Edinburgh Academicals on Christmas Eve, and thereby kept up splendid, if not unique, record. Usher has played ...

... RUGBY. Itlackhesth had much stronger team in the field on Saturday when they tried conclusions with the pick if Guv’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals. The latter had whipped together very smart fifteen, which included such well-known players Rotherham. J. ...

... RUGBY. After two months enforced idleness, I feel rusty at commenting on Kngby football I do at the commencement a season. The frost, howerer, has now fairly gone, and it is to be hoped that the game will now go on, without let or hindrance, until the ...

... RUGBY. I not share the exultation some of my friends respecting the successful tour of Blackheath in the North. It was undoubtedly excellent performance to make draw with such a powerful team as Bradford, but little credit, I think, attaches to the victory ...