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SCOTTISH SPORT. THE RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP. HERIOTS BEAT GLAS. ACADS. (FROM OUR OWN CORESPONDENT.]

The steamship, Adrastus of the Blue Funnel line. Smith, Bell & Co., local EDINBURGH, November th It was by a desperate and sensational agenta, was placed under quarantine by finish that Heriot's F.P. wos their officials of the United States quarantine' match with Glasgow Academicals service upon her arrival in port on the New Anniesland. With only some seven evening of December 31st, resulting in minutes to go they were in a minority the inconvenience of passengers who af s points, and their second champion wanted to get ashore to enjoy New ship defeat was staring them in the Year's Eve. The vessel was quaran- Customs adiciäls. came an idiotined, according to face," Then closing effort A splendid droppst because she had no bill of health from. Gaw Brown gave them heart, and the Glasgow. Chistoms mithorities at that whole side, going absolutely all out. pert refused to issue one because the rushed to the Academical line, and with vessel bad a cargo of liquor on board." practically the last run of the guine The vessel was released from quarantine | Benzies go over for a fine try, which, yesterday morning at 11 o'clock, and the being converted, let them winners by

passengers were able to land at that the narrowest of margins. Most of this time.

must spectators large gathering

The Adrustus had a cargo of over have left the ground with mixed fech4,000 cases of liquor of various kinds.

for Ings-of admiration for the winners their magnificent inst-minute rally and Dr. Smith, of the quarantine service, has of sympathy for the Academicals, who reported the violation of law committed by the vessel to Insular Collector of scarcely deterred to lose a game in

Akdenese, and the latter. which they had had the greater share Customs

it is understood, .will But there is, just n

Impose of the "play. suspicion that the Academicals were nominal fine on the offending vessel. For resting

d and irsensibly similar clerce committed by a vessel on their lead, slackened off as time drew near-alwar about a month ago, the insular collector. Bke of custes itapoard a fine of P.20, and a dangerous thing against a side

it is believed that he will impote the Heriot's, who have a reputation, for minate efforts. This is the Academicalsame on the dilatus. first defeat for the senson, and leaver The druntuk came from Glasgow. them joint leaders with Heriot's. West Liverpool, Port Said, of Scotland suffered their second defeat this time by Watsoniana. In this garde. also, the decisive play came At the close. Royal High School bad the better of a not very interesting meeting with Kelvinside Academicals,

lost three of Glasgow clubs thus principal matches of the week to me from Edinburgh.

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AN ACTIVE INDUSTRY. It is unusual in these days for au in- dustry to show such rapid expansion that its output is doubled in the course of twelve months, but, according to The Motor Ship, it will be found at the end of the year that the tonnage of noter

There was nothing very interesting about the Scottish International Trial between teams representing the North and South of Scotland; indeed it was vesels built during 1924 is almost exact- dull and featurelcas. and could barely twice the corresponding figure for given little assistance to the Union. A culminating point has now been Selection Committee.

North of Scotland, 6; South of Scot

land, 19

Glasgow Academicals.

reached in the application of oil liners Last Noventber, two motor passenger Vessels, one of 14,000 tons and the other 9; Heriot's of 9,430, tans gross were completed, a third of 17,000 tons was launched, whilst Scotland, 4.

in the course of a few days no oil- Edin engined passenger liner of 13,500 tons Kross was to commence her trials in the Edin. Clyde

(F.P.). 9. Watson uns, 23; West of Stewart's Col.. · (F.P.),

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Col., 15.

THE POSTITION IN THE LEAGUE,

AMERICAN MANUFACTURER

CHANGES FIRM NAME.

The Florence Manufacturing Company, Florence, Mass.. U.S.A., manufacturers of the famous Pro-phy-lastic Tooth Brush, which enjoys a world-wide dis tribution, announces a change in its cor- The Scottish League underwent little porate name to the Pro-phy-lac-tic Brush

дате This change in change as the result of the week's play." Company. Rangers maintained their position at the largely brought about by the fact that top of the table, and their Learest the Company's leading product became challengers, Airdrieonians and Hibernian.better known than the company name. returucd substantial victories.

The history of the Pro-phy-lac-tic

Only

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in the positions at the foot of the table Brush Co. is indeed unique. Establish- was there a slight reshuffling, but here.d fifty-eight years ago in Florence, as at the top, the development of the Massachusetts, U.S.A., in the foothills situation is fairly obvious. Probably of the Berkshires, the company soon be Sour

band- clubs

are seriously threatened, and gau making hair-brushes and as the championship is really accepted mirrors, but later tarned its chief efforts as a foregone conclusion, the League to the Pro-phy-lac-tic Tooth Brush. The competition is once again fated to arent success of this Company and the featureless and uninteresting. The re; Pro-phy-lac-tic Tooth Brush through the legation question towards the end intervening years from then to now is may enliven the situation, but that will phenomenal. The merits of the brush only be if Queen's Park are threatened..

bed were soon established but in those early Otherwise the fate of the clubs con- cerred will be a mattes for merely local days few people were accustomed to ro interest and sympathy.

gularly cleaning their teeth. It became For the pre- sent the amateur club men are not in a matter of education, pointing out the dangers of unclean, ulcerated feeth, not treme danger. They lost substantially at Airdrie to last season's runners-up and only to the mouth but to the entire bu Dan system. How well the company present challengers. but as

as Airdrieonians succeeded is shown by the fact that to- had only the week previously yielded a

time

goal on their own ground, for the first day it leads the world in the production this season, the defeat of Queen's of branded toothbrushes. In this work Park can be understood. Third Lanark the company's now famous slogar and Celtic provided the only draw, and clean tooth never decays" has played a Rangers and Ay: United won on op very prominent part. In addition to ponents' grounds. The success of the 10th-brushes, the company also makes a Ayrshire club at Falkirk was the surcomplete line of hair brusben, hand prise,

as Falkirk had not lost a garne brushes and toilet sete. for a month, during which they had re-

turned signal victories, and

United were at the bottom of the League. Dundee again did badly by losing

at Hamilton by four goals to one. The northern club played attractive football, but they had not the virility of their conquerors at close quarters.

4; Aberdeen, 1.

ber: 2; Heart of Midlothian,

Airdrieonians. 2; Queen's Park, u." Falkirk, 0; Ayr United, 3.

Hamilton Acad., 4; Dundee, 1, Partick Thistle : Cowdenbeath, 1. Raith Rovers,; Morton, 6.

St Johnstone, Rangers, 3. St. Mirren, 4; Motherwell, 1. Third Lanark, 1; Celtic, I

ATHLETE OF BYGONE DAYS.

I wonder how many Scotsman remem- ber Charles M'Hardy, the doughty Aher- deen graduate, who in the eighties of last contury achieved fame 'ag" athletic, champiga at Australia. His feats were recalled to me the other day by the

Der usal of an "Australian newspaper, from which I gather that, the brawny Scots- man is now living quietly in retirement near Sydney. Mr. M'Hardy beat both Dinnie and Ross, the Scottish athletes, in wrestling contests. Further distinc tion-he saved fourteen people from drowning during the great Hoods of 1000, and was awarded the silver medal of the Royal Humane Society. He is spending the evening of his days in Austrálik. reading the classics and playing howls.

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