... RUGBY NORTHUMBERLAND v. CUMBERLAND. Newcastle. Played on very elippery ground. Tbe game throughout was very even, and only a minor each was scored the first half, Northumberland playing one short until half-tune. In the second half Mitchell dropped goal ...

... RUGBY. NEW BRIGHTON LANCASTER. The opening match was played at Liscard this afternoon, in delightful weather, before goodly concourse of spectators. The visitors arrived late, and a start was not possible until 15, when Lancaster kicked off. Ihe opening ...

... RUGBY. SALFORD v. BROUGHTON RANGERS. Played at Broughton, before 3,000 spectators. Play was very even in tl»e first half, but in the second hal f Royle got a lucky try, Veale kicking goal from the place. Finally the Rangers won one goal and four minors ...

... RUGBY. LANCASHIRE UNION.—DIV. I. Broughton Rangers, at home, had day out at the expense of the Wigan team, piling up score of 3 goals, 5 tries, to nil. The visitors' forwards played a hard game, led by Brown and Yates, bat the display of the backs was ...

... RUGBY. RUGBY UNION. —DIV. I. v BKO! OHTtIN KANGKHS. At Wig.-.n, in tor oat being contml cn I'm rnga«{ ...

... RUGBY. LA.NCASHIRL WESTMORLAND Uauge, before about 8,000 people R. P. Wila- t. started for Lancashire, against a .tronjj Hine returning to the home 25, Iknd a Kirn; headed strong dribble to the Westmorland half, where Allan with giaad run which (amad ...

... RUGBY. LANCASHIRE UNION. —Dirmom-JL, MorecamOe 0-0 Stockport —— O-O^ Huncora 10 pts Tyidesley.o-0 0 Oldham « 0-0 Krougbtoa R’Bpan 0-0 0 Rochdale Hornet* 0-0 0 Salford 0-0 0 Swinton 2-2 10 Vtamngton.. 0-0 LANCASHIRE UNION.—DirtstOM Mi110m. ...

... RUGBY. OfcUß MATCHES. M*«r,H£SrEK »• LkMJBGCM. At Kaage. Manchester, in &no waxCk-tc. Hogg off (or ManchnUer. return being nxidn. gradually worked their a«.y Che (Baa Chester hue, but were peardiend when they looked getting over. LancaaCer contmu'd pr«m ...

... RUGBY. ABEAM v, AMLtriIDR. Aakam started with full team, AmMaside playing 14 For some time after the start Ambtarirte had far the heat, getting dangerous Matoslfe gave to Letria. to Diaoa, sad that player crossed line. Lewis failing to aoavvrt Sharp shortly ...

... RUGBY. CLUB MATCHES. BAKRO*' w. DALTON At Borrow. Daltoa bterted and prised, the Barroviana beinf a bit aea at tho atari. A free kick to Barrow removed play half-way. bur kicking by Platt got tbe ball hack again to the Barrow 25- A good kick by Vt ildmaa ...

... RUGBY. v. I-TON. At Daftnn, in wind. Drfarw rrry modfrat/ pat.'. lirnd.il d U>« pami-, and rualtril the ball down the fid, and bad most of the play till and removed all danger. combined plajr took the play well into the »i«^t.r■! , qoartm, atayed till ...

... RUGBY. KENDAL HORNETS v. ST. HELENS RECREATION. At Kendal, in beautiful weather, before large number. The Hornets had advantage from the start, and Hall, getting hold, made g«od run down the field and kirked across Th who score* 1, Allen placing the goal ...