... After Use bud the tab beck two of the mem tamed Neville sad Ylasiery got of the the tab, leaving two ahem Named Hardy and Gam in the tab. Both Hardy and Green were steadies up. a nd each of them bed their lamps with Both lamps had sails attached to them. There ...

... easily. Heat 3: G. 'Woodcock, 17, 1 ; Charles Ault, 19, 0. Ault started, bat gave up in the first hundred yards. Heat 4: T. Hardy, it, r.o. Heat 5: .T. Feeley, 2, to. Heat 6: Geo. Seward, 8, to. Heat 7: G. Clayton, 7, r.o. In the eighth heat neither G. ...

... the Juniors showed a superior knowledge of the game, and appeared more at home than did their opponents, who, however, are • hardy lot. Dugdale got the winning point—a try for the Juniors, who had the best of the forty minutes' play to the extent el one ...

... third. Heat 3: Thomas, 1; 11aradee 2. Storey, 0; Rothwell, 0. Thomas led tb,oueltout, and won by half a yard. Find heat: Hardy, t; Thomas, 2; Ingham, 3 Only three men started for this heat, llollius, and Marsden not coming out. Thomas and ...

... jun., thence-le-Willows, o.—Won by a yard. 2. —Edward Wilkinson, Manchester,; Thomas Sanderson. Manchester, :; S. Bestow, Nottingham, 2; W. W. Lyon, Onuskirk A.C, 0; Thomas Girner, St. Helens, 0, Final Ileat.—W. F. Blaster, 1; Robinson, 2; kinson. 4.—W00 ...

... (Blackburn), 20, 2. Won by six inches, at,er • spleudhl rate. The other starters were J. liolroyd, 21; T. Winter, 19; I). Thomas, 15, Heat 2: C. E. Mot limo, 24 cc., 1; Frank Wilson, 19, 2. Won by hal; n yell The other competitors were P. Eagan, 18; If ...

... The festival began punctually at two o'clock with a 920 YARDS HANDICAP (for boys nnder Iran ß 14).- , 63 yards start, 1; W. Thomas, 81,2; G. H. ey, 54, 3. Nineteen ran. Won by half a yard. 40 YARDS HANDICAP (local).-R. E. Dickinson; Southport, 20, 1; E ...

... six inches: Time, 13 jest. Heat 5: E. Beswick, Salford, 71, 1; J. Denbere, Manchester, 11, 2; H. Bowker, Manchester, ;G. B. Thomas, Halme, 13, O. Beswick caught the Mader in the twenty yards, and won by a yard. Time, 12fsee. Heat 6: G. F. Beaumont, Manchester ...

... TI-ocklry Birkenshaw Bradiorn )lnor South v. 21- twos. N..t v. larook.bovono. 21- Brookland, I v. Nronklands 21 h. Chorltoocutn•HardY Cmgregational v. Bunsworth /111—/hunley. Leyland S. Burnley 21—Hurnage. Ibumbester Prow , v. Barrow° Rushonue v. Button 21-- ...

... loot. 39; WhelleY. 14 sod 18 tor two vrktota. 1866. Thomas Calvert scored 35, and U. J. ILunsbettoni 123, against East Lancashire, on May 30. J. Smalley scored 73 against Clitheroe on June 27. Thomas Calvert scored 36, and A. Appleby 63, against HllB on ...

... 8,3; It Bagshaw, Brooks's Bar, 5,4; G Hovtaith, Bury, 12. 0; N U Hennessey, Manchester, 10, it; Thus Waller, Cbsolton-cum Hardy, 10,0; Geo Livesey, kilt 8 0; A Thorpe, Sale, O. This race should have becn run over ten bindles, but only were fixed. The ...

... ot Lead e, for AKIO MANCHESTER AND DISTRICT!. PAIL The final heat of Mr. Thomas Hayes's 880 Yards £25 All• England Handicap, which commenced on Monday, was run off yesterday afternoon, aid proved to be one of the most interesting and exciting races witnessed ...