... _ Crz~H. -~Sfessildv. Blrrdeo. - This match Was played at Bladon on Monday last, and resulted inl favour, Ri of Stoileilield by two runs oil the first innings. Scorc: Ucr STONEPPIELI). a FIRSTi INeNINGS. SOCOND INNINeGS in Arthur Wild, rue out .. . Ia oLo-i, Ii Tolley ..S an IC. Anglin, ran oet - . .2 ot sout.. . 4 th; F. Wiorlilrd, run out I., .. 3 ho Victor Nunt, a sani 1 Nelms ?? 14 not out ...

... : The bobhim; nf - -a be The bobbies of Cambridge are apparen yof a rig somewhat more go-ahead nature in regard to sport than their contemporaries of the sister'Varsity, for Er. they have long displayed their prowess in the field by in means of an annual athletic meeting. At, this ry year'6gathering in July last (which catioe off own the be day of our own Royal Regatta) the Oxford police ...

... The weather on Thursday was not very pro- pitious, and several souds of rain, prevented the at- tendance both on the barges and towpath from be- ing quite as large as usual. Still, there was a pretty fair gathering, but mackintoshes and cloaks prevented the barges from presenting a very gay alppearance. The -wind 'was terribly strong, and coining as it did from the south the boats had a bad ...

... FOXFORD .i VERSITY ATHLETIC tOI3.| The Oxford Univeraity Athletie Club lied splendid ' weather on Saturday for the first instalment of their d spOrts, which were held under the A.A.A. rules on the University Running Ground, Iffley-roiid. The ground d was in capital order, and fast times were made. The attendanee in the pavilion and enclosure was larger than n tusual, and several hundreds ...

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... SnErOKANTS 1J. COusPORLLS, A AND B COupANI iES, 2ND VULUNTHsEa fiATT.LIo0 O ,L.I,-OtL Satturtiby Ufti-rusoon list t matih b-twee, rtie sergeants atid corpotals of ?? ( ity compunies of Rifle Volunteers atna (lif at the Mliis- s9y range, itI result-.d II a dectilve vietory by the former. Two years since a sitlitar event t yok pluce, iti vhich the corporals wale the victors, autl lhst yeer, ...

... H U-N T ING. r in HUJNTING APPOINTMENTS. THE HEX'TIII1OP HOUNDS, in e Saturday M1arch ?? In j AMonday. Marchi -7 ?? Byho. Wi Wednesday, March.2 20 ?? . ?? IBurford. pi Saturday. April 1 ?? Lodge. ul Atl2. 0 THE BIOESTE1Rl HOUNDS, a a Saturday, March ?? Mrow of g Troosdiy, March ?? .Fringfortl Bridge. k-i' a Thursday, March.0h ?? Blackthorn Side liar. te Saturday, April let ?? Souldern Gate. ...

... The event of the week, of course, has been the s visit of the Australians to Oxford, end their fix- b taro with the 'Varsity had been eagerly antici- n s paled, both by city and county cricketers generally. I Thea preseat Colonia] combiniation is perhaps the 1 niost powerful that has ever been brought over. a Bearing in min(l that the 'Varsity bowlers are c, consilered to be somewhat wveak ...

... 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, ...

... suth ol cnin, unicdtions for imsevtioyt h; this voloain. srch as umal eti ikel sores antdi jflWe's, and other iteais of' interest, osed should ?? to the 'I Oxford Journal OJ&e, de. addressed Athlete, not later than, frst po 'on ired- ford nesday in eock week. Crickt scoree wril be ihmerted kaya ftfee of charge. le int CRICKET NOTES. ured one The first match in the County compotitiuin was ...

... C RICK ET. OXFORD orrY CUALLENGE CUP. VICTORIA v. CORPORATION. The first match in this year's competition was decided on Ssturrlay on the City ground, when the Vietoiia op- posed the Corporation. There was a large nttendauce. and great interest was evinced in the game, which proved of a very exciting character, and at one time there ap- peared every probability of the Corporation proving sue- ...

... CRIC1KET. BEDFORDSHIIRE v. OXFORDSHIRE. To ILI the first match between these olounties at Dutnstable t l 13edfordshiro -won the toss aud taus up a heavy scare on Sa good c~apital wieket. lit the return on Friday, at Oxford, UT 1 howeiver, the conditions were reversed, aud Ur. Tubb b having won the toss Oxfordshire had the satisfaction of the bi turning the tablos, gnd with the wicket playing ...