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Ebtssyna, October 1st- Mr. H. E Taylor, by winning both the King William IV. inesal, the most covated prize of the Royal and Auciens) Club, and the Glennig medal for the lowest aggregate for the season's two meeting, at St. Andrews, made a pot able addition to recent veteran successes in the game. He won the premier award with a card of 70, and, this total gave

The Corporation undertakes General Banking him, with his return in the Spring Com- petition, an aggregate of 157 for the and Exchange Buriness of every description and other medal.The Royal Queensland in addition to its Branches has Agrumes in all Silver Boomerang. which was competed the principal Cities of the World. for a year ago for the first time as the.

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which present-day methods of maculac- ture and present-day materials could impart were altogether too lively to suit the play of golfers qualified to enter for championships, and would be acceptable to comparatively few. The curtailment. of length consequent on the increase of size and diminution of weight was not sufficient to lessen appreciably the acreage) required for the construction of a first- rate course, or to resture lost characteris- tics to historie holes. It was, however, nOXINO. apparent that the larger and lighter ball both required more control in side winds

In a boxing contest in Edinburgh, and was more susceptible of control. Tommy Milligan, Hamilton, beat Johnny Therefore it favoured the players who Brown, Hamilton, on points for the relied on skill rather than physical force.welter-weight championship of Scotland. Nevertheless, it did not generally com- voRDER RUGBY CLUB TESTED. mend itself as an entirely suitable im- As has become enstomary of fecent plement to the numerically small but years at Glasgow autumn holiday week- otherwise considerable iuinority of golf end the leading Glasgow clubs invaded ers who combined abnormal skill with the Border district, and victory attended more than average power.

their efforts almost all along the line. SURPRISES IN THE LEAGUE

Glasgow Academicals won easily in the end against Jedforest by six tries to one, Quite an interesting programme, with An enlivening series of surprises, attend- but they had to go all out before they overcame the sturdy Borderers, who are ed the Glasgow autum holiday egg difficult to beat in their home environ ments. To many the defeat of the chamment. The "old boys" of Glasgow High pious and leaders, Rangers, was the event School had less difficulty in beating Sel- of the week, but such an occurrence at kirk. The "Scuters" offered a placky Airdrie was always probable, and the

outstanding items in an eventful after-caistance to superior forces in the first noon were the triumph of Queen's Park half, at the close of which they were only at Dundee and, 'lesser degree, the vic goal behind; but were forced to yield Iillhead tory of Aberdeen at Firhill The Ama High School F.P.'s drew with Kelso.

19 ore points afterwards. teurs were never seen to better advantage Heriot's, the Brst of the Edinburgh clubs in Dunder. Play was conducted on un-

to take the field, had the measure of;} usually fast lines; there were acveral minor casualties, amongst others both Hawick practically from start to finish, goalkeepers being injured. Queen's Park winning by 8 points to nil. Watsonians led in the scoring throughout. Aberdeen's polished eff Hillhead F.P.'s by 28 to 3. And Glasgow High School disposed of vittory against Partick Thistle was even Melrose by 20 to nil. more pronounced than the Amateurs' at Dundee. Prior to their visit to Glasgow the Northerners had been defeated five times in seven engagements and were generally regarded as one of the disap- pointing teains of the season. On their play in this game, however, it would appear as if the Aberdeen Club had ex- perienced a run of ill fortune, for the side was capable in all sections. The meeting of Airdrieonians and Rangers, the two principal combatants in last

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these competitors in a favourable light. Play was more than strenuous, ollen exciting, but never elevating or satisfying. and it was regrettable that two competitors allowed their feelings to dominate play. Airdrieonians won by goal scored by their inside left, M'Phail, early in the second half, and on what football was shown in the game the cham- pions were due to be beaten. The climax was reached when Cairns, the Rangers' captain, was dismissed by the referee. Hibernian continue to do well Heart of Midlothian also advanced by defeating Hamilton Academicals on the latter's ground, an excellent tonic for the Tyne- castle side.

In another holiday match Rangers wore I out against Hearts and won well. Celtic, also, as might be expected, were more successful than Cowdenbeath. And Queen's Park disappointed their follow- ers by their appearance at Aberdeen.

Aberdeen, D; Morton, 1.

St. Johnston, 4: Third Lanark, 0. Hibernians, 2; Morton, 0.

Hamilton Academicals, 0: Heart of

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Cowdenbeath, 3; 8t. Mirren, 4. Dundee, 2; Queen's Park, 4. Falkirk. 0; Kilmarnock, 0. Partick Thistle, 1; Aberdeen, 4. Third Lanark. 2; Baith Rovers, 4 Rangers, 4 Hearts, 1.

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