... JJAt.z - - . . .- - CRICKET AND FOOTBALL SUPPER. For several years the cricket club of this village R has held its annual supper, but this year the mem-V hers of the two popular pastimes banded together and spent one of the most pleasant -evenings remem. bered in the Stewart Memorial on Monday. The t Rev. F. G. Kiddle (rector) occupied the chair, and was supported by the Rev. A. J. Godden, ...

... FOOT BALL it- h FIXTURES. e ' (On the ground of the first-named). ns . Ootober 13th, Ccwley Barrtacks v. Vietoria. it St. Barnabas v. Tempaeanoe. 1- Temperance II. v. St. Barnabas U. kg Hendington v. SS. Pliip and James. ro Clarendon Press v. St. Mary Mnirdalone. ?? St. Mary MNagdaleno II. v. SS. Philip anid is James IH. a St. Tliomas' IT. v. Clarcidon Press II. id OXFORD DISTRICT LEAGUE ...

... : a7 C -O I .. . .. . . bl fthe et01abett wis playeid 0e. tji Ag~hiin L~df'6nt o se t y4 a1rup8, ~orel 6i r f !i a5Yltea. 18lsp~W61tori.. 4 Di tostock, b I.'roceott'i NNh Vvfuglits, I-Ib.*WA 3J Witltdrs, c? %Ibelir ia-p fdl v, M aft ?? 25 flr .lJmggj~ho flciaj b hO$ (4 Pir6qc'ott b Walters ..0 ?? Mi C Mcit, b Merpett, . 0 T Wvalt. b Dbnu1ea . .,I3 ~y 3 hlpn~ b 3trfttt ..i2 . Mertt,d c,1 e.) ...

... IlTh&-'--VARSITY ATHLETIC SPORTS I - ?? 'Tihe aitendmnee at the Isnter-'Varsity sports on i :-rday last was probably as good as last year, about S W00 -weisons being present on the ground of ta:O Quecrcia .Club, but the chilly weather pre- vcd-ctld such11 a display of dress as the teranuliee portioll of. thle t.ipectat-rs usually provide. The afternoon was fadr, witir ?? Little ninid, but 01rJ ...

... bo The Victoria Surprised both themselves and their W~n a eupporters by defeating SS. Philip and Junes in udl 7e the t~ird round of the County Junior Shield by; the iht the large margin of 3-0. The state of the-groundie got~ iewas such ass~to ensure, a poor game, the homeaters wats Ily beirii decidodly the superior lot on tlie day's. p lay. di )e SS. 'ijili~ and James displayed their old ?? of ...

... FIXTURES. 3(On round of first-named.) r ?? 10th. 'Varsity v. Kensington (Rugby). Thame v. Cygnets. Abingdon v. Culhans College (Hospital Benefit l Engham v. SS. Philip and James. Reading Biscuit Factory v. Wallingford. Ifeadingtou Quarry IT. v. Abingdon Choirs. Clarendon Press v. City II. Victoria II. v. Abingdon Minors. Thamne St. Mnry's v. Headington United. Ruskin Hlal v. Clarendon Prcss II ...

... So after all South Oxford I.L have qualified for Al the final of the City Junior Cup, and there is 6 little doubt that on the day's play they thoroughly deserved their victory. I have seen Cowley St. John play a good ranny times but can never ra- member them cutting up so badly. On ordinary occasions a score of 151 is not Bo very formidable, W but the Saints never looked like making the rinsH ...

... STADRAMPTOk. ATHLETIC SPORTS. , SPEECH BY MR. HERMON-HODGE. S I Stadhampton was en fete on Monday, the occa- esion of tho time-honoured feast and the annual sports, which are- confined principally to Stad- :i innpton, Broolkhampton and Chiselhampton; A n -few open races, as usual, were thrown in, and o made matters muchmore interesting. Along the : village street as far as the famous green, ...

... - FIXTURES. (On ground Or frst-nhmed.) J)ecember 23. Ayslebury United v. City. City A v. Clarendon Press. Caversham v. Basingstoke. Cowley o3arracks v. Wanltage. Clarendon Press IL. v. SS. Philip and .Tames' II. TopBprance II. v. Nadinigton Quarry II. Reading Tanperance vi Wallingford; Wa~lingford 1. v. Caversham. Rovers. St. M~ary Magdalene II. V. Victoria II. AbingdoniiMinors v. Ardington ...

... President, the Headmaster; hon. treasurer, Mr. ; E. 14. Belcher; hon. 3ees., ?? K. Evans and C. XV. Hurcocmb; handicappers, Mr. G. Holloway, Air. A. Chaplin, Mr. A. L. Corbett, T. R. Evans, and C. W. tfurcomb; starter, R1ev. H. R. Hall; judges, Mr. A. Chaplin and Mr.. E. 2eVl. Cox. timekeeper, Mr. A. L, Corbett; steards, Air. S. Swainson, Air. G. Ml. Behr, ?? Mir. H. E. W. Phillips, Committee: ...

... or The popular riverside event, the Waterman's Rega'tta tookc place oa Wednesday and Thursday, anl was quite up to the average. Excepting the . few showers on Wednesday afternoon, and a storm d (uring the conclusion of ?? racing, no one could grumble at thle weather, while some of the 1Iracings was worth going a good way to see, notably I' the third heat of thil Gig Pairs, the second halt and ...

... CK OTS rhymeHi. -1. .L - . ;I . - . 8 Those old rivals, Abingdon and Culham College, niet On the town ground onl Saturday, when the homesters won by 71 to 16. For their win the Abingdonians were mainly indebted to Schrieber, a formnor resident in the town, who made 39 of the number, and to the bowling of Lay and Brackett, Y the former capturing three wickets for nine runs and the latter six ...