The curtain has rung down on the. Association League for another season, and on the closing day the only results of interest affected the° bot: ton of the table. Alloa go to the Second Division, accompanied by Albion Rovers; the "Amateurs of Queen's Park will be promoted to the ranks of the seniors, and be accompanied by either Clydebank or St. Johnstone (Perth), two questions of infringement of rules being under consideration.
The complete table of results 3S games played, and the of the leading clubs were—Ws, 23 won, 6 lost, and 5 points, and the cham-
Airdrie, 20, 8, 10—50 points.
Celtic, 19, 11, S—46 points.
Falkirk, 14, 7,—45 points.
Then follow St. Mirren, 42 points Aberdeen, 42; Dundee, 41; Hiibernians, 41: Raith Rovers, 39; Ayr United, 38; Partick Thistle, 37; Heart of Midlothian, 37; Motherwell, 36; Kilmarncek, 35; Morton, 35: Clyde, 33; Third Lanark, 30 and Hamilton Academicals, 29. Albion Rovers and Alloa, with 26 and 23 points respectively, go down to the Junior Division.
In the Rugby seven-a-side sports of the Jedforest Club, in the final, Gala beat Hawick by points to 0.
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