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1932 BORDER HUNTS POINT - TO - POINT RACES FOUR BUCCLEUCH WINNERS THE Border Hunts Point - to - Point races were carried through yesterday under delightful weather conditions at Todhillrig , near Coldstream . Start ing and finishing on Oxenrig Farm , the circular course , extending to three and a half miles and traversing the farms of Todhillrig and Coldstream Mains , afforded an excellent test . Fields on the whole were good , and from the eminence known as Fair Rig a large attendance of hunting and racing enthusiasts witnessed some interesting sport . In the light - weight race Mr R. Scott Anton's Euonym , which had been a winner at the Lauder dale meeting , was joint favourite with Colonel A. C. Baillie's Red Sea . Euonym showed up well during the early part of the journey , but Red Sea had something in hand , and once taking the lead never lost it . This proved to be the first of four winning representatives of the Buccleuch Hunt . 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The programme , arranged by the Edinburgh Area Council of the British Legion ( Scotland ) , is as follows : 10 o'clock . The parade of the British Legion and other ex - Service organisations will assemble at St Andrew Square and march to the Stone of Remembrance at the City Chambers , via Princes Street and North Bridge . 11 : - The Two Minutes Silence . 11.15 . - Service in St Giles ' Cathedral , 7.30 . - British Legion commemoration service in the Usher Hall , at which the Prince of Wales will deliver an address . His Royal Highness ' speech will be broadcast . As in former years , the signal for the Silence will be the firing of a gun from Edin burgh Castle , and the end of the two minutes will be announced by another gun . IN THE HIGH STREET At the Stone of Remembrance the Silence will be immediately followed by the sounding of the " Last Post " from the Mercat Cross by six trumpeters of the 9th Queen's Royal Lancers ; the pipe band of the 1st Battalion Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders will play " The Flowers o ' the Forest , " and the trumpeters will follow with " Reveille . " Following a prayer by the Very Rev. Charles L. Warr , Dean of the Thistle , the Prince of Wales , on behalf of the King , will place a wreath on the Stone of Remembrance . Thereafter wreaths will be laid by Lord Provost W. J. Thomson on behalf of the city ; a disabled soldier in the name of Earl Haig , founder of the British Legion ; General Sir Ian Hamilton , the Earl of Haddington , Rear Admiral Leveson - Gore , General Sir P. de B. Radcliffe , and the Commander , Royal Air Force Base , Leuchars . The psalm " I to the hills will lift mine eyes " will then be sung , and will be followed by a prayer by the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland , Professor H. R. Mackintosh . FUNERAL OF SIR BRUCE GORDON SETON The funeral of Colonel Sir Bruce Gordon Seton , Bt . , C.B. , of Abercorn , whose death occurred on Sunday in a nursing home in Edinburgh , took place yesterday afternoon in Edinburgh . A service was held in St Mary's Cathedral , Palmerston Place , and was largely attended . It was conducted by the Rev. W. J. Margetson . Provost of the Cathedral , assisted by the Rev. J. G. M'Call , Glasgow . The Right Rev. Bishop Reid was also present . The coffin was borne into the Cathedral by six non - commissioned officers of the 1st Battalion Argyll and Sutherland High landers . It was covered with a plaid of the Seton tartan , and upon it were placed the pipes of the deceased Baronet and wreaths of roses and dark - coloured pansies . At the conclusion of the service the Last Post and Reveille were sounded by two trumpeters of the 9th Lancers , and as the coffin was carried from the Cathedral two pipers of the Argyll and Sutherland High landers played a lament . The principal mourners were : -Lady Seton ( widow ) , Mr Bruce Lovat Seton ( son ) , Mrs Arnot ( daughter ) and Lieutenant - Com mander Arnot ( son - in - law ) , Mrs Black ( daughter ) , Colonel Gordon Loch ( cousin ) , Mrs Howard ( sister - in - law ) , Mrs Spencer Thomson ( cousin ) , and Major Martin O'Connor , representing Messrs Stewarts and Lloyds , Glasgow , and the Scottish Tube makers ' Wages Association . The eldest son and heir to the Baronetcy . Mr Alexander Hay Seton , is at present in Bulgaria . The Royal Celtic Society was represented by the Earl of Cassillis , Mr J. N. R. Mac phail , K.C. , and Mr Mackenzie Shaw , W.S .; the Scottish Pipers ' Society by Mr Ewan Macdiarmid ; and the Stewart Society by Mr J. K. Stewart , C.B.E. , and Major C. B. Stuart of Westwood , vice - presidents . Others who were present included Mr Thomas Innes of Learney , the Very Rev. Dr Charles L. Warr , and Dr W. K. Dickson . The funeral afterwards took place privately at the Edinburgh Crematorium . 1932 BUCCLEUCH HUNT BEAT 9TH LANCERS 1932 Buccleuch Hunt , 183 ; 9th Lancers , 161 At St Boswells . Bowling for Buccleuch Hunt , T. Montgomerie had five wickets for 20 , Captain Briggs two for 44 , and Lord Dalkeith two for 24 . 9th Lancers , Trooper Barnham had four for 44 , T. M. D. Scott three for 49 , and Corporal Collyer two for 18. Scores : For BUCCLEUCH HUNT . T. S. Johnstone , o Aird , b Scott .. J. H. Steele , o Huxford , b Scott . Captain J. Briggs , b Huxford J. Cunningham . c Sykes , b Barnham J. Scott .. o Barnham , b merie , st Leahy , b Barnham J. R. Stewart , st Leahy , b Collyer Lord Dalkeith , st Leahy , b Barnham .. General Sir W. Maxwell ' Scott , b Barnham C. Scott , lbw , b Collyer R. Rintoul , not out Extras , 11 . Total 9th LANCERS . Opl . Huxford , c Scott , b Briggs Opl . Leahy , b Montgomerie Lieut . Sykes , c Scott , b Briggs Lt. Cooke , c Montgomerie , h Lord Dalkeith Lt. Scott , b Montgomerie Colonel Kingstone , b Capt . Aird , b Mont Montgomerie Major Norman , run out Trooper Barnham , b Lord Dalkeith .. L. - Opl . Orook , b Montgomerie L. - Opl . Collyer , run out Extras , 22 . Total OXING 12 11 18 23 . HERSTEL -183 9095 140 -161 1932 SCOTTISH COMMAND TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP After The Gymnasium at Redford was crowded last night , when the two units at the Barracks - the 9th Queen's Royal Lancers and the 1st Battalion Argyll and Sutherland High landers contested the second semi - final of the Scottish Command Inter - Unit Team Boxing Championship . a close contest , the Highlanders ran out winners by 24 points to 20 , winning nine of the fifteen contests . Colonel R. B. Campbell , C.B.E. , D.S.O. , Superintendent P.T. Edin burgh University , and Captain O. M. Barbour , General Staff Officer , Scottish Command , were the referees ; Lieut . J. D. A. M'Laren , Depot , K.O.S. Borderers ; Lient . A. S. Douglas , Depot , Then The Royal Scots ; Lieut . G. R. S. Drought , 2nd Batt . Re - Aprers , and Lieut , O , G. S. M'Alister , 1st Batt . K.O.S. the judges ; and the M.C. S.M.I. E. Dudeney . rmy Physical Training Staff . Bantam - Weight - Pto . Johnston , A. and S.H. , beat Tpr . Haig , Lancers , on points . L.C. Feat Pte . Robinson , A , and S.H. , beat Tpr . on points : L./Cpl . Bolton , Lancers , k.o. in the third round . Light - Weight Pte . Ross , A. and S.H. , beat Tpr . Martin dale , Lancers , on points ; Pte . Dunn , A. and S.H. , k.o. Tpr . Griffin , Lancers , in the third round ; Tpr . Aungier , Lancers , k.o. L./Cpl . Moffat , A. and S.H. , in the second round . Welter - WeightTpr , M'Lawlin , Lancers , beat Pte . Carrol , A , and S.H. , on points : Pte . O'Rourke , A. and S.H. , beat Tpr . Bodley , Lancers , on points ; L./Cpl . Baikie , A. and S.H. , beat Tpr , Glendinning , Lancers , on points ; Pte . Baillie , A. and S.H. , beat Tpr . Buckley , Lancers , who was dis qualified in the third round . Lancers , in the second round : Tpr . Plant , Lancers , ko . Pte . Evans , A. and S.H. , in the third round ; Sergt . Bennett , Lancers , k.o. L./Cpl . Logie , A. and S.H. , in the second round . Light Heavy - Weight - Sergt . Wilson , A. and S.H. , beat Tpr . Walker , Lancers , on points . Heavy - WeightTpr . Spratt , Zancers , beat Corporal M'Dine , A. and S.H. , on points . 9TH ( QUEEN'S ROYAL ) LANCERS 1932 , The 9th ( Queen's Royal ) Lancers annual regimental dinner was held at the Cavalry Club on Tuesday evening . Those present included : Brigadier - General D. Beale - Browne : Colonels Brockle bank . Colvin , Forbes . Grenfell , Henry , Kemple , Kingstone , Morrison - Bell . Reynolds . Skeffington - Smyth , the Hon . O. E. Vesey . and Durand : Majors Bishop . Lord Charles Cavendish - Bentinck . Colvin . Crossley , Diggle , Emsell . Graham , Norman , Phipps - Hornby . Kelly , and May . Captains Bryant . Allfrey , G. C. Bishop , Bowring , the Hon . D. C. F. Erskine , Goldsmid . Letts . Macdonell . Pilkington . Pott . G. E. Prior - Palmer , O. L. Prior Palmer , Radcliffe . Smith . Taylor - Whitehead . Todd . Gilroy , an Peto . Messrs . Aird . Akroyd , Archdale - Porter , Bennett , Daly . Durnford . Flower , Grosvenor . Breitmeyer . Little , Lomax . Macalpine . Montagu - Douglas - Scott , Perry . Pettit . Roberts . Sykes , Wates , Cooke . Furlong . and Walwyn . TO - DAY'S FOOTBALL 3rd HUSSARS V 9th LANCERS 1932 Cavalry Cup . - 2nd Round on The 3rd Hussars , who have already become an acquisition to local football , met the 9th Lancers this afternoon the Garrison ground There was a splendid attendance . 3rd Hussars . - Dartnell ; Howard and Donnachie , Gorman and Cottle ; Cameron , Waltho , Charlton and Smith ; Daley , Mullis , 9th Lancers . - Kentall ; Cover and Roughley ; Miles , King and Crook ; Leach , Madden , Buckley , Halfnight and McLawling . Referee . - R.S.M . R. Coleman . The Lancers started the game towards Fulford and almost straightaway forced a corner which was placed behind . From the goal kick the Hussars got away and Kentall was called upon to make two quick clearances . The ball passed out to Mullis who passed it right across for Daley to head in after 3 minutes . Offside on the part of Madden spoiled a good movement as Halfnight was about to shoot and just after McLawling shot right cross the goal , but no one was up to receive and the ball passed behind . After 15 minutes Halfnight equalised with stinging shot that gave Dartnell no chance . Play was exceptionally fast and keen and an in favour of the Lancers who forced two ruitless corners and then went ahead through Madden after 24 minutes ' play . Half - time : 9th Lancers ... 2 3rd Hussars 1 ** ... ... corner . There were about 600 present . The Lancers were the first to be dangerous on the resumption , but Smith cleared and Daley went away to force another futile Smith made a mistake which enabled Leach to get away on his own , but his final shot lacked sting , and Dartnell kicked clear . A long shot from near the halfway line by Miles almost beat Dartnell , the ball bourcing awkwardly . Just after Dartnell turned a stinging shot from Halfnight over the bar . The corner kick was cleared by Howard . 196 At the other end Cameron had hard lines when he lifted the ball over the bar after Kentall had partly cleared a shot from Charlton . Dartnell made a splendid save when Half night broke away . Roughley received a knee injury but was able to resume after treatment .. The Hussars missed another opportunity of equalising when Kentall fumbled a shot from Charlton and Darley placed the ball across the goal mouth , but no other forward , was up to receive . A shot from Buckley hit the crossbar with Dartnell out of goal , and the rebound was cleared by Cottle . the and A goal seemed certain when the ball hung for some minutes in front of the Lancers ' goal , but Kentall brought off three great clearances . In the last five minutes Hussars tried hard for the equaliser , forced three fruitless corners . From the last the ball seemed to pass into the net , but the Result : referee negatived the request . 9th LANCERS 3rd - HUSSARS 2 1 EDINBURGH ARMISTICE CEREMONIES 1932 PRINCE OF WALES'S VISIT - 1852 . When the Prince of Wales visits Edin burgh in connection with the Armistice Day ceremonies it is understood that by His Royal Highness's wish there will be no Royal Salute to greet him when he emerges from the City Chambers shortly before eleven o'clock in the company of the Lord Provost and other officials . The arrangements for the ceremonies are similar to those of past years . Representa tives of the British Legion will parade in St Andrew's Square and will march to the Stone of Remembrance in High Street . This ceremony will be followed by a service in St Giles Cathedral , and in the evening His Royal Highness will deliver a broadcast address at the British Legion meeting in the Usher Hall . At the service at the Stone of Remembrance a detachment of the Royal Navy will be on parade , and it is understood that the band of H.M.S. Nelson , the flagship of the Home Fleet , will parade . Following the period of silence the Last Post will be sounded by trumpeters of the 9th Queen's Royal Lancers , after which " The Flowers of the Forest will be played by the pipe band of the 1st Battalion Argyll and Sutherland High landers , and the trumpeters will sound the Reveille . The Very Rev. Dr Charles L. Warr , Dean of the Thistle , will then offer prayer . His Royal Highness will lay the first wreath on the Stone in the name of the King , the second by the Lord Provost of Edinburgh , and the next by a disabled Scottish ex - Service man in memory of Earl Haig , the founder of the Legion . There after wreaths will be laid on behalf of the Navy , Army , and Air Force , British Legion , and other organisations , and the service will conclude with a benediction pronounced by the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland . Later in the day , following the service in St Giles ' Cathedral , the Prince will visit the Scottish National War Memorial at the Castle and lay a wreath there . 1 CAVALRY CUP 1932/33 . The draw for the semi - finals of the Cavalry Cup is t as follows : 9th Lancers v . Royal Scots Greys . played at Tidworth early next month . ) 5th Inniskilling ( To be D.G. v . 11th Hussars . ( To be played on Command Central Ground , Aldershot . on Wednesday , March 15. ) CAVALRY CUP SEMI - FINAL 1932/3 ) . Tidworth In the semi - final of the avalry Cup at yesterday , the Royal Scots Greys beat the 9th Lancers . by one goal to nothing , The old ametary at Khankis , M² . Dajiribad . Where soored several 9th Lancer soldiers 1849 87 wwer and chetoren were taxed нежед Jaken 1932 . |
