... Ught.weight Boring (7st six rounds).-Jim Mooney. Western Club. Glasgow, first. Pel Ur Palmer, Albert Club, lasgow,second. Clog Dancing (eight steps and shuttle oil) .—Kd ward Borah, first; J. Stratton (cousin J. G. Bums), second; W. M'Geaohan, third. Indian ...

... for Mead's own sum. arid hopes that Mead will make match, after so much talk. The Spotting Lift sukehokler •ud wforw. CLOG DANCING. Ei’ot** Hack, of St. LuU'». op»n to d«n ...

... mistake. Chairman. Ned Donnelly, Bat Mullins and the ablest professors of the present day. Grand dog show “the Parlour” Clog dance Alec Roberts, costume; Highland fling John Knlfton ...

... intends giving four beautiful prizes for two clog-dancing competitions—one for amateurs and one for professionals—for which occasion a splendid band has been engaged. Entries for the clogdancing competitions must lie sent Harry Oliver, at the baths, as ...

... walking handicap; also great half-mile running handicap ; also two grand dog-dancing competitions, one for amateurs and one for proli-sflionals; also grand boxing competition, for amateurs fist and under; also wrestling by some the best men England. George ...

... 17 Leicester 17 Liverpool 17 Newmarket 17 The “Sporting Life Kvoixo Guide Skill Competition. Fifty Guineas. There has been general failnre in the Skill Competition this wook, ami the amount isane for next week will again bo the maximum of Fifty Guinbau ...

... therewith. The most important competitions in tho voluminous Newmarket Meeting have bean dealt with, and my remaining selections are NEWMARKET.— Tuesday. Trial Stakes.— Legion. First Nursery.—The Rush. Visitors’ Plate.— Clog Dance. Triennial Produce Stakes ...

... weight, a skipping rope dance by the versatile Joe Fielden, after which came more boxing, the exponents being Bill Long v. Pat Glccson, and A. Goodson v. Garry Ward, both pairs acquitting themselves in satisfactory manner. A clog I dance by Mr. A. Lawrence ...

... lietition. VM. -Tlierc will two grand eloa-dancing competition*, lor four iiandfeome prizes -one for professionnls and one for amateurs. I ranee-ice. (Rl„ Harry Oliver, the baths. Also grand boslng competition, for amateurs at list and under. First I,me ...

... referee. A Clog Dancing Competition (three steps and shutfle off) was won Henson, of Southwark, and, owing to the lateness of the hour, only J. Smith, of Cierkenwell, had (into to warble the singing competition. From the tame cause walking ...

... game at Barnstaple on December 9, 1893, neither side scoring major point, though Somerset had five minors and Devon two. CLOG DANCING. Constant Reader. There are seven “beats.” .—lnquires (Wales). No, itis not a fool. SPORTING DIART. THIS DAY (TUESDAY, ...

... three only contested the Selling Race won Galorien, whilst the Richmond Plate was reduced to a match between Huelva and Clog Dance, the concluding event, the Prince of Wales’s Plate, bringing throe together, and resulting in favour Magellan. At Wolverhampton ...