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be touched or moved before the player strike at the ball." The pivotal part of the code there, both in spirit and letter. the Brat part, and the Committe in their

full announcement have given weight to that. The rule proceeds to en- erate certain thing which may be done in the bunker, but it is undeniable that, mer and above everything else, the in- pression has been

held that on no account must the club touch tha sand bo fore the stroke. It has often happonesi that the first bunker stroke has knocked the ball to another

of the hazard, part of and before trying again, the player with

has sorte ready instinct for etiquette, has the sand where he disturbed it, Many hole hus been lost in that way. There were two holes give up in the Scottish Foursomes at Gullane at the end of this xason for this

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EDINDEROR, December 5th. The jubilee fixture between Edinburgh and Glasgow, played at New Anniesland, ended in a draw of one goal (5 points) each. From start to anish play was tremendously keea, but it never reached a high standard. Mainly it was forward, and a glorious fight two strong packs made, but the back play, unless in defence, was poor. In part the greasy bull was to blame for this, but many faulty passes were giver, and the centres were frequently

Tolley, his opponent, claimed oa the caught in possesmoa. That, of course, meant that the marking was very keen and understanding that any claim waited would mean disqualification. In no one the following up fast. The surprise was that the Edinburgh side, admittedly weaker of these instances should the hole hava

been acrificed. In no case did the rend SHANGHAI as a combination, did so well. In the main justice of the sand improve the player's the credit of this was due to the great lie for his next stroke, and that is the work of the forwards, led in great styleener of the rule The Rules Committen by J. C. R. Bashanaa; but much of the have done a service in setting the matter | MABILA credit also belonged to J. & R. Sellent clearly, and golfers should make Gow Brown, R. M. Kinnear, and Dngle of it for future guidance Drysdale. Kiancar, indeel, was the out-UES OF AMATEUR RUGBY

The Scottish Football Union have in standing defender in the game, and he did much to minimise the weakness of the limited to club secretaries that the su other members of the Edinburgh three-pension of Neil Macpherson, Newport, is

then with the ban Be raised, togeth quarter line. If it had not been for 20 Sets players taking part in Watches work of them: four in the closing stag, against

members of the Newport TIKIT818 when the Glasgow side was making des-team who bad

out that the Inter. BANGKOK lost. J. M. Bannerman led a good solid national Board. in disapproving of the the Welsh Football, Union in pack, which, however, had not just the action of

and in recent- same devil" as that opposing it, though it sanctioning the presentation got about as much of the ball, and it mending the several unions that so momento exceeding the value of £ should brought off several fine rushes. In a game be given, have shown practical approval which the forwards dominated, J. Č. of the action of the Scottish Umen. Buchanan was outstanding, and among TOT MAN FOR THE TAR LIST.

The old captain of Glasgow Aradem those with him who played hard for further recognition were J. W. Scott, cak, R. S. Simpson, is to be entertained KG. F. Hendria, and A. C. Gillies. D. M.to dinner by his club-mates. He leaves this Bertram's worth was seen in the manner in country for the Far East at the end of which Edinburgh for a long spell got the the year to increase the number of cla ball; W. G. Dobson was prominent in the Rugby Internationalists, who are located oper, while his clubmate, D. S. Kerr, in that quarter of the globe. buried himself in the scrum, where, judging

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by results, J. R. Watherston, was also warking.

The Glasgow pack, composed of four High School men and four Academicals, was sound rather than brilliant lot. J. M. Bannerman, as usual, was well in evidence, especially towards the close, and I. M. Stuart, W. S. Dobson, and R. M. Grant were good workers. It was a hard fight at the base of the scrum, but J. A. R Sulby was playing up to his season's form, and had the pull over J. B. Nelson. It was otherwise at stand-off half. Gow Brown was sound in defence, but often failed to opet up the game of his three-quarter; whereas J. C. Dykes, with fewer chances, did get his men going. Neither three quarter line played well. In the Edinborgh Line, J. H. Carmichael got few chances, the Occasion was too big for K. F. Bain, while good touch kicking was all that R. C. Craig did. The main defence fell on E. M. uear. Time after time he drew up the opposing side, and by grit and determin tion turned defence into attack. There was no one on the other side to compare with him, though H, Waddell and W. M. Sim mers did good work, without being able to bring in their wing me to finish the

movement.

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Watson's beat Glenalmond, Merchiston triumphed over Edinburgh Academy.

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As a result of the Scottish League matches Eangers arengthened their position, for, though hard pressed by the lowly Clydebank, they won, whereas

their closest rivals, Airdrieonians and Raith Rovers, dropped une and two point respectively. Cellit, who defeated: Third Lanark, are now equal with Airdrieoniant. of Curiously enough, the meeting Rangers and Clydebank, the top and bottom clubs on the table, presented the best match of the week. For a time it looked as if Rangers were to meet with their first reverse, as their opponents at the interval, and for time thereafter, held a one goal.lead. But that was father due to the spirit and tospiration that Clyde bank brought to bear on their biggest ca gagement of the season rather than to any handicap the state of the ground imposed. Airdrieonians held a winning chance-a home against Kilmarnock, but the Ayrshire club once again demonstrated their strength za an away side, and in a game in which they led till fifteen minutes from time, Kilmarnock were but ill rewarded with ove point. The advance of Haith Rovers!

the course of the past two months bas been one of the features of the League competition but they leat full points to Aberdeen, a decided set back. Dundee) continues to make progress, but their liability to lapses when away from home ground is a fatal weakness. On De Parka they have lost only one gume-to Rangers and now they have had a cor viscing win over Falkirk, notwithstanding that the visiting team played good football. Heart of Midlothian were also winners it home, Morton succumbing by 8 to 1. Partick Thistle defeated Hibe, Ayr drow with Hamilton and Queen's Park with Clyde,

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