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rap and from the first gong ho hail the Londoner beater for spoed and power, wielding a magnificent two-handed at- tack, which bis opponent never succeed. ed in countering. Lewis early appre ciated the ability of his opponent at long range and endeavoured to keep the fight. dt close quarters. To such an extent did he gather Milligna to his embrace that he Farned three warnings from the re feren

BUGAY CHAMPIONSHIP.

In defeating Eeriot's F.P. at Partick by 6 points to 3 the West of Scotland brought off a fine performance. Though the visitors were without leading play- ers, the West's victory was "merited, as they adapted their play to suit the con- ditions, confining the game mostly to their forwards. Heriot's, on the "other hard, tried to develop the passing game, but it was too orthodox in execution as well as being difficult owing to the slip- pery condition of the ball. Two Border clubs lost heavily in Glasgow, Hawick to the High Schoolmen and Gala to the Academicals; indeed they were outplayed to-a quite unexpected extent. Watsonians scored heavily against Glasgow Univer aity, the speed and cleverness of the backs proving too much for the students. Stewart's College F.P., whose forwards characteristic fire and played with vigour and whose backs at last worked together in something like proper con- cert, sprung a mild surprise at Craig- lockhart in beating Edinburgh Univer sity. The latter were, however, handi capped by absences." Edinburgh Wander ers, although somewhat under strength, gained a signal victory over Royal High School F.P., whose backs failed them badly both in, defence and attack.

West of Scotland, 6; Heriot's (F.P.); }

Edinburgh University. 11; Stewart's

College, 12.

Edin. Wanderers, 21; R.H.S. (F.P.),

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Edin: Institution, 10: Edin. Acadè

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Glasgow University, 4; Watsonians. 49. Glasgow High School, er; Hawick, 0. Glasgow Academicals. 2: Gala, 0. Jelforest, 3: Selkirk, Kelso, 6; Melrose, 0. Greenock Warderers, 3: Hilthead High

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Scottish League results confirmed the generally accepted view as to how the positions at the end of the competition will be filled. Playing at home," the leaders, Rangers, won with comparative ease against St. Mirren, a competitor standing sixth from the top of the merit table. Even more emphatic was the ac complishment of Airdrieonians, who over latter's on the whelmed Motherwell ground, and as Hibernians lost one point and Celtic dropped another couple, the League competition at best is club show. In the struggle to escape re- legation there is not the same definite- ness as at the top., The last place is now! occupied by Motherwell, following upon their heavy defeat by Airdrieonians, and on the farm shown by them in this game, taking into consideration the heavy nature of their engagements in the in- terval, it is to be feared Motherwell will finish the year at least in their present. undesirable position. Dundes made pro- gress by defeating Baith Rovers at Dens Park, the recovery of some of their e Kular players and their return to the the Gala Karriers Club embraced, the team leading to an all-round improve opportunity to present him with a travel- ment in. play. St. Johnstone slightly im- ling rug. In the course of his speech of M few words about proved their position by dividing the thanks ho said paints at Hampden Park with Queen's athletics-pure athletics-and particular- One Park, but relatively the Perth Club are ly about running, because it was in run- more unfavourably situated than ing that a man had to be fit.

could usually manage to get through either the Amateurs or Motherwell

game at Rugby when only half it but in Heart of Midlothian, 3. Falkirk, 2.

his opinion no one could go on to Cowdenbeath, 1; Hibernians, l

cinder track and win a race without be- Aberdeen, 0; Kilmarnock, 0. Ayr United, 3; Hamilton Academicals, ing, perfectly fit. It was during the period of training that the best qual I.

ities of a man were developed, and that be showed suficient grit to go on and. bring out that spirit of determination to go through which made the successful athlete. Athletics brought out that spirit of determination to get to the top in whatever sphere of sport they went into, and it was only when that spirit was Mr. Eric H. Liddell, the Olympic attained that they could hope for success. champion athletic and Scottish Rughy Referring to his big race at the Gala international, has been taking part in Harriers sports at Netherdale at the zumber of remarkably successful close of last season, Mr. Liddell said it evangelistic meetings at Galashiels, zad might perhaps be his last race, perhaps (Continued on next Column) it was not, he was not quite sure.

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