... 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 ...

... LONG VACATrON AND CO %sE . Cruas.-A match between the above clubs was played on Tuesday last, (n Cowley Marsh, when the Cowley Club came off victorious. with one innings and 2-2 runs to spare. The Long Vacation Gentlemen were very much over-matched. On Tiresday Inst the marrried and single mrembers of the Oxford Cricket Club played oil Bullingdon Green their first match for this season. The ...

... The third race took place on Friday evening the 18th inst., and excited considerablejinterest, it being generally expected that some important 6hanges would take place in the position of a few of the boats. They started in the fol- lowing order:-l, Brasenose ;.2, rialliol * 3, Christ Church. ,, 4, Wadhaam; 5, Worcester; 6, Trinity; 7, Exeter; 8, Pem- broke ; 9, Queen's ; 10, Jesus:; 11, ...

... TRIVseRSJTY COLLEGE FOUR OAR t'.ACZS. The terniintd four-oar races bv the ntekrbcrs of this College for handsome tanlkards for tbe tir,t eiew, ?? pints for thc second, wore rowied on Mondily, March 26, frmin the Long liiidges to Oxford. There beilng seven en0ries, the races wero rowed in heats in the followingg order :-Forthe first heat three boats started, *iz. Mr. Stewal t I, I. 31C ...

... Dcddtisglei v. ElCrCIf the / UniC1 ei/y.-Thi5 match wnas played at Deddingten on Tuesday lat, end at Se.eD pa, when the stumps wsere drawn, the score was as follows - DEDDINGTON. W. B B. Ra TF. 1B. A.M. E. Sc W. 3 E. Rn L. S. L.L. Bi. C ) By V. I C. NN J. Ja l XI' IST INNINGS, 2ND iNNImNti. ristewn, ron lout . . .23 b Wood . .. . 4 many, e \ood .0 . Wood . .. . 12 Cobb, stumlped Vrihbt .. 15 c ...

... f UNITED ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN ?? CISRIST CLurcr.-A n match between these Clubs commenced on Thursday, when it the Christ Church innings closed for 160 runs, and the e Eleven had scored 41 with the loss of four wickets. We e shall give further particulars next week. d WIMBLEDON, SURREY, v. CHRIST CnuRcir.-A very in- e teresting match was played on the new Christ Church e ground, on Tuesday last, ...

... T TE NEW ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN V. TWENTY-TWO OF OXFORD AND DISTRICTR This match wits played oi Thursday, Friday, and Saturday in last week, on the Christ Church Ground, Oxford. Thee Ix Eleven, as anticipated, won the match, but the play of the pi Oxomianil was so good that great hopes are entertained that t1. they will have other opportunities (uring th e seaseo of coming to before the public. ...

... CRIC KE T. . S ?? PI.Ir AND ST. JMIFB'SS CrLx 7. Sr. PAUL'S CHOIR. -A friendly match was played on Port Meadow between. these Choirs on Friday the 23rd inst., tie re-ult being a Victory for St. Philip's with eight wickets to go down. v On the part of St. Philip's, tihe batting of Mcssrs. T. Mallam and Coleman and the Rev. J. L. Stocks, elnd t,!2 bowlingof Messrs. T. Mallarn, Coleman, and W. H. ...

... I * _ I. The0 Cor~pus Christi College Sports took place ait Marstonl otil the 5th inst. The 100 yards' race was won by Mr. H. T. Pear byayr n half, G. WV. Welsh socoad. Mr. 0. Ilbert jumped Sit. and Mr. W. M. FuitoIasex Of.l' n Mr. N. T. Pars wonl the hurdle race by 3 yards,MrC.L 1Topper second. Mr. Notch put lesoe2t.41. Mr, F. H. Maitland threw the cricket ball lOG yards, Mr. FP. H. ...

... The Heythrop Hounds. MONDAY ., .. .. Boulter's Barn. WEDNESDAY , Tar Wood. FRIDAY . . Longborough Gate. SATURDAY. . . Riddington. Gate. Each day at a quarter before 11. The Bicester Hounds. MONDAY .. .. .. Bletchingdon. THURSDAY ?? Edgcott Village. SATURDAY .Shelswell. Each day at 11. The South Osfordshire Hounds. MONDAY . Brightwell. FRIDAY .Menmarshs Guide Post, Each day at 11. The Old ...

... I (Croi ouiz s wx coc;fsfouzars.) Windsor Races seemed as populs r as everwith the public, G who enjoyed somce capital sport, despite the wretched C weather on thc second day. Hawthorulden failed to put Ci in an appearance for the Clewer Stakes,.in which Pate C over her pet distance upset a great pot on Ledy of Lyonis. Queen of Hearts won the Berkelaire Cup. cleverly from 0: Cymbal and Pati, ...

... SPORTING NOT'ES. (rROw OUR OWN CORESPONDENT.) Nein-arkiet First October Meeting closed, as it had begun, somewhat tamely. Kingeraft, as I anticipated, squandered Isis field-a moderate lot-in the Twenty- second Triennial, but this makes him out no better than we took him to be some time baek. A Middle Park colt, by Saunterer out of Governess, a strapping fine animal, though unfortunately a ...