... ceisa- CRI CKE T. 1315505 - HTTLL POLICE X. NOTTINGRAIX POLICE. land), This match, the proceeds of which are to be devoted to Vsork- the fends of tire Hull Osneral Ifray okpaeo This Mlonday,,en the groundl of the Hull Town Club, Argyle- A cir- strcet. There were about athiousand cspectator~s present, ricnginclading, durin the afternoon, the Chief Constable, the .bers, Town Clerk, mmbers of, ...

... I FOOTBALL NNOTES. I Had football players wished it.' they could not have had finer weather than what Saturday afternoon brought The air at times was ready oppressive, the sun shone out from an almost cloudless blue sky, whil4t there was an absence of wind-in the West RidiRg, at any rate. It almost seemed as if the cler1s of the we ither hbd had some idea of the great impnrtance of the ...

... Ij I THE TURF. The Ascot Meeting has presented some peculiar phases, calculated, as far as public form is con- cerned, to render confusion worse confounded. The success of the uncertain King O' Scots in the Prince of Wales's Stakes proved one of the greatest surprises of the meeting, for it was a complete reversal of the Two Thousand running. The Ascot Stakes proved a com. plete failure ...

... SPORTING IINTELLIGENCE | I - I I he iour gest ad Mr ind, i.C., ant. the hich that tith, 868, near '8 of and said iood 3 he said arry I to -In e of dest rved ring Ltiff, ,que , at our. , at Lpoa the was and lard THE TURF.I The enormous entries for the autumn handicaps- the Cesarewitch and the Cambridgesen reomay be regarded as a practical refatal of the statement that the Turf, as a national ...

... SP'ORTING INTELLIGENCE. teer THE TUR.F. the There is little to write about this week, either retrospeotively or prospectively, for the Newmarket 'a Of C~ Meeting has Proved a miserable failure, and bher thejfixtures in the Coming week-chiefly suburban last meetings-do not admit of comment. A greater failure rmy at the metropolis of the turf has never been known, Inn- walks-over and small ...

... CRICKET MATCH IN HULL, YESTERDAY. SHEFFIELD (SHREWSBURY) V. HULL TOWN. This match, which was played yesterday on the ground of the Hull club, Argyle-street, was an extradrdinary one in respect of bowling. Hart bowled right through the whole of the first innings of the Sheffield men, and took six wickets without a run being scored off him. Crookes, for the visitors, was also extremely good, as ...

... I Spoas and pastimez, I per Jac;kson (fh owme . Crit k th titj ?? selected L. j(0' (formegly ith he E 1W.kefield Club) as their Ir professional for the nextb easoV. id 4A ttraa gireat boat race came Off on 'Walney (Ofiiel between Antlionj: Straug, of Barrow, and reen ?? ofGreenck, for £100. Strong won by 14s ' ...

... XC.C.C AND GROUND v. HULL TOWN This two day's match at Lords', which Was postponed on Friday owing to the heavy rain, commenced oni Saturday at eleven ?? ?? Marylebone ca~ptamn won the toss, ,,arook~ted bat Nic Hart commenced the bowling and the first ?? waS a adn;C kes trndled ?? iball froma the 0ther end, and ,his first, ball HOtham plod'in the Slips for 2, Hart's second ball in his next ...

... I s BRIGG ANCHOLME v. HULL DAIRYOOATES. A match between these teams was played at Brigg on r Saturday, and Hull Dairycoates were victorious by five a goals to nil. HULL CHURCH INSTITUTE v. GROVES r CLARENCE. t The return match was played between the above clubs I at York on Saturday. A very evenly contested game ended in a draw, the score being: Institute 1 try and 6 r minor points, to ...

... I . HULL v, LEEDS ST. JOHN'S. This match wias played at Cardigan Fields, Leeds, on Saturday, and resulted, after a very fast and pleasant game, in a victory for the home team by one goal, two tries, and three touch downs to two tries and soven minor points. The tries for Hull were both obtained by Hoskins, who played well, as also did Lovell, Winter, Whitehead, and Mawer. HULL v. LEEDS ST. ...

... pnorttunf *atelttignice. EPSOM SUMWHER MUIITING. TUESDAY. The Craven Stakes-Gallus 1, Clydesdale 2, Gspard S. 12 ran. Won by a head. The Brighton Stakes-Harry 1, Cuo 2, Lava S. 13 ran. Won by a neck. The Woodcota Stakes-Dundeo 1, Bilawnrth 2, Walloon 8, Dr Nichol 4. .16 ran. Wou In a cantw by thtee lengths. The Rous Free Elandicap-Blanbow- 1. Horace ?? White Rose a. 12 ran. Won by aneck.. I ...

... YORKSHIRE RIFLE ASSOCIATIO N FRIDAY. The weather this day was not ao favourable for shooting as on the preceding day. The firat prize shot for was one of £50, given by Capt. Morrison, of Settle, for the squad of eight men scoring the greatest number of points in file firing, at 300 yards, the time oocupied in ehooting not to exceed six minutes. Twenty-six squads entered for competition for ...