... ATHLETICS. Matlock .Meeting. ANOTHER SUCCESS FOR A. TRAFPORD. [Br SpniNTKa.] The annual gathering cf the Matlock 0.C.. on at the End ye, proved unqualified success. The scenic cricket ground, upon which the tports were held, looked its be*, and for occasion ...

... ATHLETICS. W. M. (Bradford!.—lt la very likely that aneh a handbook will be Imu« ...

... ATHLETICS. Inquirer— Get “Modern Athletics,” pnbluhed at Is Bd. (post free), by Horace Cox. 345, Strand, London. Rufus (Glasgow).—See answer to “Inquirer.” v On account of tlie great pressure on our space this week we'have been compelled to holdover many ...

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... ATHLETICS. W. T. Field.—Mr. H. M. Oxley, 66. Bury New-road, Higher Broughton, Manchester, would donbt be pleased give you the informstion yon require. J. p. Stanley.— The 108 yards champion to W. P. Phillips, and the 440 yards champion to B. BaU. ...

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... ATHLETIC AND NOTES Thi annual meeting of the London A.C. was very quiet function, and save for the election of officers, which, with two changes of the comoiitUe, resulted in the whole of last season’s officers retaining their respective seats, need not ...

... ATHLETICS. R. A. Grkev.—The Amateur Athletic Championship Meeiinsr will take place next Saturday, on the ground* ofthe Southport AthleUc Society, at Silvio.are not In the confidence ofthe London handicappers. 2. Ten yards in hundred, and twelve in a hundred ...

... athletics. CDuhllni-Tlie I .n The ©‘.hers subsidiary, hut will c* * tatni; b® included in the Gatnea. pro* , »» cours©, E-ot b© arranged. ...