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Craigielea Rugby Football Club.
Resuscitated 1898.
Hon. Vice-Presidents — T. G. Abercrombie, Thos. Rowat, jun., Thos. G'cenlees, jun., Tlionias
M' Robert, jun.. Walter Abercrombie, and Dr. J. D. Holmes.
P>'esidcnt—W. L. Coats. , Vice-President — James Cook.
Treasurer and Secretary — Ardli. JI. Fairlie, Endrickdale Captain — G. L. Jlillar
Captain and Secretpry of 2>idteii,m—E. D. Anderson
Office-bearers elected in September annually.
Abercorn Football Club.
Instituted 1877.
Grounds Ralston Park.
Patrons — Sir T. G. Coats, Bart.; Sir H. Siiaw Stewarr, Bart.; SteAvart Clark, JohnMotfat, James
Coats. J. S. Clark, Lord Blythswood, and K. M. Ciark.
President — Sam. Young. Newtown. Paisley. Vice-President — Wm. Fulton.
Hon Treasurer — G. T. M'N,ius;htan, 7 New Smithhills.
Hon. Secretary— .Tfiim Kaeside, 166 George street.
Match Secretary — John R. Young, 7 New Smithhills.
Annual Meeting on the First Friday in May.
St. Mirren Football Club (Limited).
Incorporated under the Companies' Act, 1900.
Board of Directors— A. Towns (chHirman), G. Chittick (vice-chaiiman), A. Rowand, A. Ktitlp,
R. Smith, J. Scouller, and T. Hart, junr.
Sxretary and Manaaei — Jno M'Cartney, St. Mirren park. Love street.
House Address — 25 Love street.
Paisley Academical Football Club.
Grounds, Greenlaw Park.
Fatrons—J . Drybrough, W. Paterson IT. Allison, J. Stirling, Bailie Donald, and D. D. Aueott;.
Presiilent — John Pattison.
Vice-Presidents — J. Kilpatrick, T. Greenlees, jun., W. Cook, A. Cunningham, G.B. Cunninghani,
G. Crawford, and J. Boyd.
Captain — Tom Burnet. Vice-Captain — Donald Andrew.
Treasurer — W. Paul, 23 Causeyside street. Secretary — D. K. Sturrock, Oakshaw.
'iCom?ni«ee— Messrs. Paul, Cook, Sturrock, Brown, J. M'Gee, Black, M'Shee, Craig, and Wiiglit-
Groundsman — James Mil'ar, 4. Willianisburgh.
Caledonia Bicycle Club
Instituted June, 1881
Season 190-5.
Patrons — Lord Blythswood and Stewart Clark.
Hon. President — Sir William Dunn, Bart., M.P.
President — W. L. Kirkwood
Captain — William Craig Vice-Captain — John Burgess
Hon. Secretary and, Treasurei — John Forbes, 2 Lylesland terrace.
Delegates to S.C.U.—W. L. Kirkwood and J. Forbes.
Masonic Cycling Club.
Sbason 190.5.
Ho>i. President — A. A. Speirs.
President— A. B. Berry ' Vice-President— George A. Robertson
Captain— Alex. Ingram Vice-Captain — George Roberton
Secretary— \Ym. xVllison, 2.5 Broomlands. Treasure7'—A]e\. Neilson, 110 George street.
Delegate to /S'.f'.CT'.— George A. Robertson.
<;'om?nii<ee— Office-bearers and delegates, with J. Hogarth, A. Barr, D. Carmichael, R. Bro%\TB,
J. Henderson, and A. M'Bride
Paisley Harriers Cycling Club.
Instituted 1900.
Season 190-5.
President— John Craig, jun. Vice-Prr'sident—WiUiSLm Primrose.
fJaptains—J&mes Iniflis and T. Reid Vice-Captains— \V . Clark and J. M. M'Leod
Secretary and Treasurer — A. 0. Scott, 3 Park terrace
Committee— J . Chalmers, John Hosie, and M. Gustavsen
Annual Meeting First Week in March.

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