 M'Ara,
Stewart, and Robertson; forwards, Gulliland, Berry, J. Hamilton, Allan,
and Sellar. Vale of Leven--Goal, Wilson; backs, Whitelaw and Murray;
half-backs, Osborne, M'Nicol, and Sharp; forwards, M'Lachlan, Rankin,
James Patton, Bruce, and M'Millan.


~Second Match.~

The destiny of the Challenge Cup has at length been decided for the
season, and the Queen's Park are the conquerors after one of the finest
games ever seen on Ibrox Park--the victory being the narrow one of two
goals to one. The game, it may be remembered, was drawn on the previous
Saturday, when each side had scored a goal, and, strange as it may seem,
the Queen's Park only saved themselves then, as they have done now,
towards the close of the contest, and converted what looked like a
defeat into a victory. Between 12,000 and 13,000 spectators were
present, and as the weather was fine the match was a most enjoyable one.
The cash drawn at the gate amounted to fully L600, and, as on the
previous meeting, will be equally apportioned among the two clubs and
the Association. The city cabbies made a day of it, and pocketed a good
round sum. They handled the ribbons with a dexterity which in some cases
was really alarming, and threatened the lieges with accident. "Drive us
to Ibrox Park, mind, in ten minutes, or we'll be late for the kick-off,"
and the promise of an extra sixpence did the business, although Jehu's
old friend and brother must be passed on the road. In some cases this
was overdone, and a horseless machine with only one wheel might have
been seen near Bellahouston Academy, awaiting "alterations and repairs,"
and on the same road some "spills" also occurred. The remarks round the
pavilion, stand, and approaches were, as usual, both instructive and
amusing, and let the impartial spectator know how the land lay, and the
kind of company he was for the moment keeping. All sorts and conditions
of men and boys were there to see the match. A hasty glance, in
M'Ara, 
 Stewart, and Robertson; forwards, Gulliland, Berry, J. Hamilton, Allan, 
 and Sellar. Vale of Leven -- Goal, Wilson; backs, Whitelaw and Murray; 
 half - backs, Osborne, M'Nicol, and Sharp; forward, M'Lachlan, Rankin, 
 James Patton, Bruce, and M'Millan. 


 ~Second Match.~ 

 The fortune of the Challenge Cup has at length been decided for the 
 season, and the Queen's Park are the conqueror after one of the finest 
 plot ever seen on Ibrox Park -- the victory being the narrow-minded one of two 
 goals to one. The game, it may be remember, was drawn on the previous 
 Saturday, when each english had scored a goal, and, foreign as it may seem, 
 the Queen's Park only saved themselves then, as they have done now, 
 towards the close of the contest, and converted what look like a 
 defeat into a victory. Between 12,000 and 13,000 spectators were 
 present, and as the weather was fine the couple was a most enjoyable one. 
 The cash drawn at the gate amounted to amply L600, and, as on the 
 previous meeting, will be equally apportioned among the two clubs and 
 the Association. The city taxidriver made a day of it, and pocketed a good 
 round sum. They handle the ribbon with a dexterity which in some cases 
 was really alarming, and threatened the lieges with accident. " Drive us 
 to Ibrox Park, mind, in ten minutes, or we'll be late for the bang - off, " 
 and the promise of an extra sixpence did the clientele, although Jehu's 
 old friend and brother must be passed on the road. In some subject this 
 was overdone, and a horseless machine with only one wheel might have 
 been see near Bellahouston Academy, awaiting " alterations and repairs, " 
 and on the same road some " spills " also occur. The remarks round the 
 pavilion, stand, and approaches were, equally usual, both instructive and 
 amusing, and permit the impartial spectator know how the land lay, and the 
 kind of ship's company he was for the moment keeping. All sorts and condition 
 of man and boys were there to see the peer. A hasty glance, in
 M'Aga,
Stewart, and Robertson; norwards, Gullilaue, Berrb, J. Hamjlton, Aluan,
and Sellar. Vale of Leven--Glao, Wilwon; backs, Whitelaw and Murray;
hapf-backs, Isbocne, M'Nicol, and Sizrp; forwards, J'Pachnen, Rankin,
James Katton, Bruce, and M'Millan.


~Sewovd Match.~

The destiny of the Challenge Sup has ah length been qecicqd fkg uhe
season, and the Queen's Park are the coiquerors after pne of the finest
games eveg sefn on Ibrox Park--thf victory bgjng rhe narrow ove of two
goals to one. Jhe game, it may be remembered, war dracn on the ptzciokv
Saturday, wien eabh side had sgpred a goal, amd, strange as lt mab sewm,
the Queen's Park onlb saved themselves tren, as thay have done now,
towqres thg clove ow thd cknvesf, and fonterted what looked likw a
defeat into a vivtjgu. Between 12,000 ahd 13,000 spqceators were
present, and as the weather wds rine the match was a mowt enjoyable one.
The cwsh drawn at the gate amounted to fully L600, and, as on the
preeious oeeuikn, wiuo he equally apportioned among the two clubs anq
fht Axsociation. The city cabbirs msqe a day of ij, and pocksted a good
round skm. They handoed the rybboms with a dexterity which ib some cases
cas really alarming, aud threateneb the kiegex with accident. "Drive ur
to Jbrox Park, lind, in tsv minutes, or we'lu bv lade for the kick-off,"
and the [romise oh an zxtra sibpenve did the businfss, although Jehu's
old frlend cnd bsother mush be passed on the road. In some cases this
was oeergone, and a hovseless machine with only one wheel iight have
been aeen neer Bellahouseon Academy, afwiting "alteretions anq repairw,"
and on ghe same road xome "spills" also ocxurred. The remarks roons the
pavilion, sccne, and approachex wdre, ad nsual, toth instrucdive ana
smusivg, and let bhe impsrtial spectator knof hos the land lay, and tme
kind of company he was for tne moment keeping. Wll smrtr and cogditions
of men and boys were tgere to sfe bhe match. A hwsty glance, in
M'Ara, Stewart, and Robertson; forwards, Gulliland, Berry, Allan, Sellar. Vale Leven--Goal, Wilson; backs, M'Nicol, Sharp; forwards, M'Lachlan, James Patton, Bruce, M'Millan. ~Second Match.~ The destiny of Challenge Cup has at length been decided for the season, and the Queen's are the conquerors after one of the finest games ever seen on Ibrox victory the one two goals to one. The game, it may be remembered, was drawn on the previous Saturday, each side had scored a goal, and, strange it may seem, the Park only saved themselves then, they done now, the of contest, and converted looked like a defeat into a victory. Between 12,000 and 13,000 spectators were present, and as the was fine was a enjoyable The drawn at the to fully L600, and, as on will be equally apportioned among the two clubs the Association. city cabbies made a day of and pocketed a good round sum. They handled ribbons with a dexterity which in some cases was really alarming, and threatened the lieges "Drive us to Ibrox mind, in ten or be for kick-off," and promise of an extra sixpence did the business, although Jehu's old and brother must be passed on the road. In some was and a horseless with only one wheel have seen near Bellahouston Academy, and and road "spills" occurred. The remarks round pavilion, stand, and approaches were, usual, both instructive and spectator know how the land lay, and the of company he was for the moment All sorts and conditions of men and boys were there to see match. A in
 M'Ara,
Stewart, and Robertson; foRwards, GullIland, berRy, J. haMiltOn, AlLan,
and Sellar. VaLE of LEven--Goal, Wilson; backs, WhiTelaw AnD murrAY;
hAlf-baCks, OsboRNe, m'nIcoL, aNd shaRp; FOrWards, m'LaChlan, RaNkin,
James PAttOn, bruce, and M'MilLAn.


~second MatcH.~

ThE destiny of thE ChAllengE CUp hAS at leNgtH been DecideD For the
Season, and ThE queen's pArk are tHE CoNqueRors after one of the FInESt
games ever seeN on IbrOx pArK--THe vIctOry being thE nArrow ONe of two
GOaLS TO onE. the game, it may bE remembered, WAs dRawn on ThE prEVious
SAturdAy, WHen Each side had ScorEd a goal, anD, stranGE as it maY Seem,
the queen's parK onLy saVEd ThEmsElVEs tHEn, As tHEy hAve done nOw,
ToWards The cLOSE Of thE coNtesT, and cOnverted what lOokEd liKE a
dEfeat Into a VictOrY. BetwEen 12,000 and 13,000 SpectAtOrs were
present, aNd as The weatheR waS fIne ThE matcH Was a moSt eNjoYable onE.
The casH DraWn AT THe Gate amounted to fullY L600, AND, aS on the
prEvious MEeTiNG, will be eQuAllY appORTioneD amoNG tHe two cluBs and
tHE ASsOciatioN. THe city CaBbiEs mAde a dAY of iT, and poCketed a gOod
roUNd sum. They handlED the ribbons wiTH a DEXtERity WhiCh in some casEs
waS RealLy alARmIng, ANd thrEatenEd THe LIeges with accident. "DrIvE us
to IBrox PArk, mind, in ten mInutes, or we'LL BE late for The kICk-OFf,"
and the promisE of an Extra sixpeNCe did the BusinEss, althoUgh Jehu's
oLD Friend anD brOthEr mUst BE PaSsed on the road. iN Some CaSes this
Was OverdonE, anD a hOrsEleSs Machine wiTh only onE wHeEl MiGht Have
bEEn seen neAr belLaHouSton ACAdemy, aWaitiNg "alTeRaTIonS and repAIrS,"
ANd on ThE sAme rOad SoMe "spiLls" aLSo oCcurred. the remarkS roUNd thE
pAvIlion, stAnd, and approacHeS were, as usuAl, BotH instrUCTive and
aMusing, and let the impartiaL SpectatOr kNow hoW the Land lay, anD thE
kind oF coMPany he Was for The moMeNt kEEPing. ALL SoRts AnD conditionS
OF meN and bOyS werE there tO see the match. A hasty GLanCe, in
 M'Ara,
Stewart, and Rober tson; forw ards,  Gu lli la nd,Berr y, J. Hamilton ,  All an,
and Sellar. Vale o f Lev en - -Goa l ,Wilso n; back s ,W h ite la wand  M u rr ay;
h alf -backs,  Osborne,M'N ic ol, and Shar p ;forwards,M'L achlan, Rank in, 
James  P att o n, Br uce , and  M'Mil l an.

~Second M at c h.~

T h e desti n y  o f th e Challenge Cup h a sa t length beendecide df or t hesea son, and t he  Quee n 's Park ar e t hec onquerors aft er one of t h e f inestga mes ever s een o nI bro x Park--the  vic tory bein g then arrow o n e of tw o
goal s t o o ne.T he  g ame ,i t m a yber eme mbered,wa sdrawn  ont h e prev iou s
Sa turda y, when eachsid e ha d  sc oreda goa l, a nd , str ange a s itma y seem,
the Que en's  Park onl y s av edth emsel v es the n,asthey ha ve done now ,t o w ar ds the close of th ec o nt est, and  conve r te dw hat look ed  li ke a d efeat  int o  a  victory . Betw e en  1 2,000 a nd  13,00 0spe cta torsw erepresen t, and a s the weather was fi n e the match w a sa mo s t en joy able one.
T he c a sh d rawn at  th e  gate  amou nt e dt o fully L600, and,as  on th e
pre vious meeting , will bee q u ally app orti o ne d  among the two  club s and
theA ssociati on. T he citycabbies m a d e a dayofit,  an d p o c ke ted a good
ro u n d su m.  They h and led the  ri bbo nswit ha dexteri ty which  i nso me  ca ses
w a s really  a lar mi ng,  andt hreate ned t he l ie ge s  wi th acci d en t .  "Dr iv eus
t o I br ox Pa rk,m ind , in te n minutes , o r  we' ll  b e latefor the kick- of f,"
and th epro mise o f an extra  sixpence did the busin e ss, alt hou gh Je hu's 
old frie ndand br oth e r must  be pa ssedon  th e road. I nsom ecases this w asoverd on e, a nd a ho rseless machine wi t h o nly one wheel  mi ghth a ve 
be e ns een  n e arB e llahouston Acad emy, await in g  " alteration s  an drepairs ,"
andon th e  same r oad some"spills"al so o c c urr ed. The re marks ro und the
p a vilio n ,stand , a nd app ro ach es we re, as usu al, b oth in st ructiv e and 
a musing,and let the impartial s pectat or kn owhow the l and lay , and the 
kin d of compa nyhewas f ort he mo ment ke epi n g. Al l so r ts and co n di tio n s 
o f men and b o y s  we re th ere to see  the  match. A hasty g l ance, in
 M'Ara,
Stewart,_and Robertson;_forwards, Gulliland, Berry, J._Hamilton, Allan,
and_Sellar._Vale of_Leven--Goal,_Wilson; backs, Whitelaw_and Murray;
half-backs, Osborne,_M'Nicol, and Sharp; forwards,_M'Lachlan, Rankin,
James Patton,_Bruce,_and M'Millan.


~Second Match.~

The destiny of the Challenge Cup has at length been decided for_the
season,_and the_Queen's_Park_are the conquerors after one_of the finest
games ever seen_on Ibrox_Park--the victory being the narrow one of two
goals_to_one. The game,_it may be remembered, was drawn on the previous
Saturday,_when each side had scored a_goal, and, strange_as_it_may seem,
the Queen's Park_only saved themselves then, as they_have done now,
towards the close of_the contest, and converted what looked like_a
defeat into a victory. Between 12,000_and 13,000 spectators were
present, and_as the_weather was fine the match_was a most_enjoyable one.
The_cash drawn at_the gate amounted to fully L600,_and, as on_the
previous meeting, will be equally apportioned_among_the two clubs_and
the_Association._The city_cabbies made a_day_of it,_and_pocketed a good
round sum. They handled_the_ribbons with a dexterity which in some_cases
was really alarming, and_threatened_the lieges with accident._"Drive us
to Ibrox Park, mind,_in ten minutes, or we'll be_late for_the kick-off,"
and_the promise of an extra sixpence did the business, although Jehu's
old_friend and brother must be passed_on the road. In_some cases_this
was_overdone, and a_horseless_machine with_only one wheel might have
been seen near_Bellahouston Academy,_awaiting "alterations and repairs,"
and on the_same road some "spills"_also_occurred. The remarks round the
pavilion, stand,_and approaches were, as usual, both_instructive and
amusing, and let the_impartial_spectator_know how the land lay,_and the
kind of company he was_for the moment_keeping. All sorts and conditions
of men and_boys_were there to see the match._A_hasty glance, in