... hundred pounds being laid out. The umpires were, Mr. Henry Heath for Everson, Mr. Alic Ross for Corbey, and the celebrated Tom White was referee. Everson, having won the toss, took the north shore Corbey being well away from him. Both were so well aware ...

... verhampton, the parties have increased the stakes to s25 aside, and fight to morrow (Monday) 'week. In the Nottingham Fancy, Tom White has been matched for elo aside to meet Charley Milner, of Sheffield, on the 13th of May next. THE CHAMPIoNsHirp.-The seventh ...

... side from Putney to M~ortlake. Finnis's friends borein mind that he had rowed one of the finest races on record against Tom White, and considered that above bridge he would be more at home than at Gravesend. The sequel will show whether they were right ...

... tacoa6 in the vicinity, and altogoitser made no trifling muster. Tona White was ill along the favourite in the betting. Tom White won Doggett's eoat and badge against rare good men on the Ist of August 1867, and he had evtn signalied himself by two or ...

... many encounters, and bas rowed the finest watermen's scullers' races ever seen, having three yoers ago contended against Tom White, who lately aspired to the championship, and who only beet himn by half a length from Putney to Mortlake; be also rowed White's ...

... A.C. hold an evening meeting on Thursday, June 20th. Many prominent cyclists and athletes havepromised their sup- port. Tom White, the half-miler, is running as a member of the P.A.C. Broughton Harriers complain very much at losing their best men. Barlow ...

... half a mile he led by a. length, and increased his lead all the way, winniing easily. He trained at Wilcox's, Barnes, under Tom White, who showed hinhis course. BLACKWALL LANDSMEN'S REGATTA. This regatta, for a silver cup, given by Mr. Alfred Ram- age, of ...

... spectators, many hundreds being laid out. The umpires were Mr. H. HeathforEverson, Mr. Alic Ross for Corby, and the celebrated Tom White was referee. Everson, having won the toss, took the north shore, Corby being well away from him. Both were so well .aware ...

... Greenwich, for Everson to row any one below bridge barring. Tom White. The gauntlet was immediately taken up by Finnis, Ihe man eho, wiinuer of many races, had rowed the ?? one 0n record against Tom White. In due course of time the matrh cane oil, and Everson ...

... this race, and his backers are also well aware that he does not generally train well, and hence, perhaps, his defeat by Tom White. It might be as well, perhaps, to say a few words esient the perform. ances of the men. Finnis began his career while an ...

... conclusion of our report of the race between Kelly and Chambers for the Championship of the Thames and B400, viz., that Tom White ought to be harked against Kelly, does not yet seem to meet the approbation of Tom's barkers, as at present he and the late ...

... Jones, W. J. Thomas, Watts, D. Walters, H. Davies. ?? Keenan, and D. Davies. Morriston: Back, Parry; three-quarter be back, Tom White, J. Davies, J. Morgan, and P, D. . .Francis; half-backs, D. M. Owen and S. 'Howell; forwards, T. Roberts, W. Joseph, Tom ...