... Upwards of 600 persons attended. Special interest was attached to this gathering, as the battalion cup, three counties cup, officers' shield and cup, 5Vor- cester s. Warwick, have all been won by officers and members of this company. The Mayor (Alderinan ...

... 232 were made at the shorter and 201 at the longer range. The second stage of the competition for the Spencer Cup then took place when the cup was won hy Lieutenant Hall, Bradfield Sb'boel, witb 32 poinis at 500 yards. The Cadets' Callenge Trobhy was won ...

... Worcester Rovers protested against the result of their match with Berwick Hangers in the Junior Cup competition-first, an the ground that the field was not fit for a cup tie; and, secondly, on the ground that two at the Berwick Rargers had plnyed duaing the close ...

... CRICKET MATCH. 0From Yesterday's Observer.] It is a common saying that we cannot have everything in this world, but it is a little hard when the whole world, and his wife too, for the matter of that, makes a point of visiting lZord's, and twenty-two young fellows ...

... Barasley . 23. 3.14..?.30.58.13- Leugliborough . ~~22. I.1?7.4.12.61.. 6 TO-DAYS 'ENGLISH CUP-TIE-AT ASTON. In view Of the fact that the final tie of the Stafford- shire Cup, Bied to tak,6 place at Aaton hast Monday, bad to he postponed on account of the state ...

... FOOTBALL. TO-DAY'S CUP SEMI-F-DiNALS. The semi-final round of the con tor the A.Soini- tion Cap is reached to-day, and Bury and Nottingham' Forest at Stoke, and il-wall aind Southampton at the CystalPtiaoe, will smet to 'ry 7and settle which pair of clabs ...

... of the Stewards' Cup, Goodwood. At 5.7 p.in., Prince Henry, out gf the Stewards' Cup, end Chesterfield Cup, Goodwood ; Minotaur, out of the Stewards' Cup, Goodwood Cup, and Chesterfield Cnp, Goodwood; Barford, out of the Goodwood ...

... Steeplechase, Liver- pcol; Glenfalloch, out of the Chester Cup. After 8 p.m., Starter, out of the Chester Cup. LONDON CITY BETTING. ViCroRIA CLUB, Wennesday. Althosgic the acceptances for the Chester Cup and the Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase were hofore ...

... Field-Geheinnlss ; Sportiscg-LIf-Gehalin. niss or Eunice ; Licensed Vieicuslers' Ganette-Goheiianiss .Sportling ?? STEWARDS' Cup.-Bell's Life-Lucerne or Montroyd; Sports- ?? Blanche or Bout; Fietel-Euaice or Rout; Land and WS'ater-Montroyd, Gordon, or Boot; ...

... ballishossid be lliecesssed by representatives fronstall Vise foura,3so. clations represonted at previous meetings, and as England had not been invited, they could not sce their way to send representatives to ths cusfurence. Tlise decision was not to be ...

... business on the Waterloo Cup, the public beinz naturally anxious to see the result of the meeting of most of the best greyhounds in the country at Kempton, before putting their money down for the Altcar event. Although at one time there used to be a lot of s ...

... for the Birmingham district, to competed for a cup to be given by Mr. Spalding, the famous manufacturer ef baseball implements, who finance the trip round the world of the baseball players who were in England last year. Special efforts are being made to ...