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... SPORTING NEWS, NVT~J'-FSfO MEETINO. TA ?? I I u ?? on 1, .l1jryBob 2. Ilouho Surr,,w ran 'I t. 'l'lre ran. S)CUANG23t ?? cr Nm'c 1, ?? , ecb'rate 2, ?? lwar ,l 3. ixi ran. C(Itw3N Hulmm,-cThe R~ani 1, Prlmtiiohneu 2, Tho Itayi 3. Mieven ranl. S YL L i NG i --)73 Chaorale 1, ].iieyt'etr 2, 2 lrown P~rinr*..t- 3. Nine~ ran. *'io~i .'ihntt'lA .~--Art'rn1, Loopy 2, 31 sa 'of 3 SVen ran. l~ti'r~tt ...

... RACING. HURST PARK MEETINC. 2 0.-hlAIDEN TWO-YEAR-OLD PLATE. Mr J. II. 'rArd' Streeet Preacher, &St ?? WV. Taylor 1 Mr W. Joel' sir ilcoffrey, 3 , ?? . . Wiflctie 2 Lorl Bliertalrtus 5laorl Queen II., 9t* 21b ..C. Wood 3 AIY-, ?? Falcon colt, Wt'stznao., Paravent colt, Craoksbe.rry, Id Monte, Inivergold, .Mlrn Beauty, tot Er> 4 agpt 3 tl Queen 3}., 5 to 2 Street 'rrarllcr, lo to1 Invergold, 10 ...

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... ?? I TO-DAAY'S FIXTURES, 1 ASSOCIATION. Albert v. Aberdeen Reserves.-At Chanonry, 3.15 (first round Figaro Cup tie). Eaust End v. Woodside-At Woodeide, 3.30. Victoria United v. Culter-At Culter. Train leaves at 3 p.m. let V.B.G.H.-Practivo game, Seaton Range, F'ree South Athletio v. Journal.-At Fre South Grounds, Mannofield. Kit';..off at 2-45. nuusr. Nomads v. Gramrimar School F P.'s. ...

... HASTINGS I'ESTIVAL-GENTLEIE3N v. PLAYERS. Thet last day of the llaFtinge, week was produc- live of gou]I piay. Ward's 108 was a splendid ?? on a rathier hlavy wiekiet. Richardson 2a( coinpllisilh th'. task *f taking a thousand wickets iu fo.r years, anti Attewell got his hundredth wicket for thf: Fea-on. Rithardeon took 7 wickets for 43 and Attowell 3 for 23. Scores:- I I'LAYkZI5. First nlnin, ...

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... FOOTBA LL. |Inse v. TrT.arTr ?? tneci. on iatrirday, the local ltsnliger met tbe ?? Lt m, and defeated theme by 3 to nothirig. The Inscb team s fter J~rdi entertained tile -trargers, and a p'e(l anrt evening was spent After playing fiee I te, : .uring this their first nseion, tbe Infscit Ilai~4ers Iilave Scored 14 oalmal and lust 14. Mr Fmra-r hsr.- bee:i referee of all the matches. I Glu. i ...

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... CRICKE. - MARYLEBONE: CLUB AND GROUND v. SUSSEX. The first elass cricket season opened aC Lord's yesterday with aniteh between Alarylebone Club and Sussex. The weather uniifortunatelv prm-edl most unsettled, und, owing to frequent shnvecs of rain, little more than fibree hours play WIL; possible. The wet made the wicket easy, and the club batamee kept their opponents afield all the time play ...

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