... ATHLETICS. ALL teems at detuthville urr deter:my, the result being a victory for the visitors by 1 goal tries and 8 enema to aff. The was obtemed by a episodic' drop kick by F. L. lUch. whilst the tries were secured by Taylor and ay. Weir end Petty played ...

... ATHLETICS. WA A.F.C.—Tbe following will reprised the Waverley v. Bedminster in tke first round of the Gloucesterehire Senior Cup competition, to be played on the Waverley Club's ground, at Kam , * and not at Bedminster as reported, on next: —W. H. Hale ...

... ATHLETICS. Ti V. Worms. an resulted la • wt. ter tase soma by by oat save to save. The annual general meeting of the Wells Cricks o l Club was held at the Hallway hotel on Friday evea when Yr. A. IL Craw ewer • attendance. Walton. that the dub he spew ...

... ATHLETICS. FOOTBALL guest'. CLlreori XV. Y. WriticTOY; I.A.—Played, at Wriegtou Saturday, *Lieu. After a ploaarmt. Ism% the home team were declared by or* gest potato) to ea. ley (two %Vriloa woo the tau, and kicked off uphill. The limos well contested ...

... ATHLETICS. -- If the premonitory emptier as be the current Juts is net Indy ben the ohmmeter It Gamed, et bane w seethe et the year. to days sell Meg One. when accurate obeervetione of the MS by the fur, end 044,as sew. by May. JWy had the diatiectioa ...

... ATHLETICS. UNITED CLUE IBMatol Metal and Teitgranh Department 10.—A MOM. we. held on In the seeder clerks' dinlng.roone. toe the parpome of above club. Mr. J. H. Morgan presided. A of clerics attended from d meeting was held. elected Captain. Mr. r. Pat ...

... ATHLETICS. CRICKET. REHIRE COLTS' MATCH. OLOI3OI Each year sloes the formation of the County Ground the cricket meson has been opened with a Colts' match on Easter Monday and Tuesday. By this time mos , people think the *aunty authorities have bad sufficient ...

... ATHLETICS. A week ago footballers were looking forward to busy time during the holidays; but Christmas come and gone without a match of any import being played in this neighbourhood. This was for want of datums, because many special pro. grammes had ...

... ATHLETICS. NATIONAL CTCLIIISTS' UNION. BIt.IBT9L. lc.. CENTRE.. A meeting Acid et the Urals and Lava Waal. Wedoesday. Mr.W.M.Appleton wadded, sad there were also prsis~m Deans. Mauer. (Weston C.P.J. J. Rrodribb _ATrovabridge A.A A.I. G. W. el. Horst (Meteor ...

... ATHLETICS. BILLIARD MATCH TOR £l,OOO. J. Renallin v. Pgau—There was a Imes company Clrt at the ilgyptianhall again yesterday afternoon the cuotauuellon of the match. Rae the otternoon play the totals were— Peal], 70.501; Roberta 14,45?. Vauxuau. Itsfrokair ...

... ATHLETICS. The chief Sepia of jest aweagst all dames of crickets, • is the Puloriwanesa la their engagement with the great Surrey team. Ad rightly so, fee 'Twee a 'lotion; vie' tory the Western men obtained on afternme„ Llama at the monient Mumps bad ...

... ATHLETICS. Golf real! Golf is quirky! And the drive is not its goal ; He style is stiff and jerky Oft contrives win the hole. ...