... SPORTING INTELL.IRE.NCE.| 'lI DON C A ST'rE I RI.ACEQ ~,S, TUESDAY. TheFIZWILLA~l~fTAKES of 5 COV-eeach, with 100added two- eaods.6t.; three, sat; IS1b.: four, Sat. OI 0b. five and upwardii, e. 9at. 2.b.umares.and gtldings allowed lb. One mile. of Lord Zetland's Vecietie, by Voltigeur. 3 yre ?? IOsbirne)I1 y- Air. Saxosus Princess Rtoyal ?? Air. John Oabocne'e Lady Alice ?? ?? Sir, T. Psrr's ...

... RUGBY FOOTBALL TUE MAORIS' TEAM v. SURREY. YNA4nlay, ou the Athletic Association ground, Rich- di the N'w Zealand team opened their tour by - 1:io Surrey, who had got together a fairly strong I Thle w~eather was fortunately favournble, though MI]o tbere was an immense z.1.tendance when, at 3,40, otlris kicked off from the road goal, there being ; ad Surrey, who played as advertised, except ?? ...

... BTNTING APPOTMENTS? FO?OUNDS. B?.nowoxT?.. ?? Tu?day Feb. 4. .7darr.. .. ?? ?? Frotey, freb. 7 . .l)a.rtoo . - .20.30 Sat.. .iteb. S ?? Hood Well ?? ..0(L30 ?? Feb. 5 . . .Jervanlx. .11. FrLFeb.7 ?? T,.oo..Feb.U..?BOltbY Scat . 14.00 Fri., Feb. 14 .. . .Sengde.le Moor-GoXe . . BJ05MEA?E Moon ?? Feb. 5 .. ..?oho1eo ?. ..l1. 0 Sat., leb. 8. Lr?e lOoaOs, B?l?m Moor . ? 0 Mon., Feb. ?? 0 Wed. ...

... I T ORSKYEI t. flT. ,fI The Yorkshire county football teamn yesterday played e Kent, on the ground of thde York Football Club, Boothamn bs Stray. After their victorv over Sainersets'hire at Welling- aS ton on Saturday, the Yorkshira players travelled through t>o York, where they arrived early on Sunday morning. 'o The Sent representatives reached the city on Sunday O night. U~nfortunately the ...

... FOOTB'AL2L. l- the the absence of any cuseelle ?? . theiotbal1 frater;!ro wei u- c:entred cz, teams on'n>ia h aileoge Cup c pritncipal natture in this connectv)en i n tba st eutweeti LecJ> t., Johu's Bard CZ.e,!to i-a the ?? te henrhtcn..,d by tier f previous eng thi'h c n--cui- ceact ibar u.p oen. on of :1.cna to-day'ls eeaconuttrr cranut 'De ?? zorenances. it,;h Lava n~ and both are equidly ...

... YOBK&EIRE RUGflY FOOTBALL 'UNION. A meeting of the committee of the above Union was held at the Griffin Hotel, Leedsa, last night, the following members being present, viz. :-M1r. A. B~. Plerkins, Brad- ford, junior vice-president, chairman; R1ev. F. Marshadl, Hudderefield; Mr. W. Lister, Airedale; Mr. W. Nortonl, West Leeds; M~r. J. Hop hiusona, Bodles; MLv. W. ~i. Sharp, Seen Valley; Mr. S. ...

... 04 YORlSEHIRE FOOTBALL CHALLENGE CIPT. The County Committee met at the Queen's Hotel, Leads; last evening, to draw the ties for the Yorkshire Challenge Cup competition. Forty-five clubs entered, but as only thirty-two are allowed to compete, the follow- Ing were outvoted :-Bowling, Butlev Mountaineers, Biretal, Cleckheaaton t~angers, Gniet R~oreforth, Hull Sout~hcoates, Hnlbeck, Luddenden ...

... BINTSG APPOLTMENTS. FOXHOUNDS . BAns nt ?? Ta., Feb. 27..Seawby1sa ?? 10. Thr., Mar. t..ltobiu ?? ?? Satur., blur. 3..Carltoi, iiear Barnley ..1O.44 Bfpumi . .. Wed., Feb. 28. .NeetwithitnCommoD Is. i Friday, Mar. 2-.langtnHad ?? ..11. 0 BrL&DAn ?? Fub. 27..Crosmblmo . . 10.530 Friday, Mar. 2.. Lituekkiln Moan . ?? 10 BLAYaNrwr .. ?? ..Thnrs., Mar. . ,TemPrnle er ?? . 0 Satur., Mar. 3. ...

... THE PROPOSED RECONSTITUTION OF THE YORKSHIRE COU9TY FOUTBALL I COMMITTEE. . .. On Friday a meetinsg of delegates rrorn vaeous football clubs in Y orkslshire not represented on the County Com- mittee was teld at the Albion Hotel, Dewsbury, for the o purpose of paesing resolutions responting the necessity for i a ?? of the committeee, and of appointing a depultatiou to wstit upon the committee r ...

... (JRICXET. T 10 SE M OF Ch s. Scoring Sheets for match purposes maybe obtaind pas on application at the Office of this Paper. YOKSHMES v. LANCASHIR. 3BRlTLINT BA7TING BY THE yQRK$UIEMEN. Some remark4.ble batting was shown by the Yorkshire- men yesterday at Bradford, in their first match this season against Lancashire. They had -the good fortune to win the toss, and so had the --aiance of going ...

... a R IJC-KET. YORKSHIRE LxIANCASHfIRE. THE GAMEE DRAWN. After a most remarkable game .and three full dlays' wricket on a perfect wichet, the match between Yorkshire and Lancas hire ended yesterdaymi a draw. H1ad time,2 permitted, no doubt Yorkshire Would have won easily, for at thefinihthevisitors were only thity runsonwith tw wickets to fall; hut still the Lancashire men are, entitled to an ...

... THE UCARDOUOUGH ESTVL -NORT!H r. SOUTH. i Few scronnels stiffer less from the effects of rain than the e ,tne at Scarborough, anad though play had been impractie- able on Mondaav owing to bad weather, 347 runs were scared yesterday for the loss of sixteen wickets. The first I ball was bowled at half-past eleven, and~ stumnps were dr1awnil at six o'clock, tirne being far mere rigidly adhered to ...