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... ATHLETICS. ATHLETIC AT CAXBRIDGE. These games took place on Fenner's ground, on Saturday, February 24th : 100 YARDA BACH—Little, 1; Waltham, 2. Time, 104 sec. thou (Mt bin,) 1; Waltham, 2. A RACE—WIG. 1; Wtlllamß 2. Time, 6 3 see. THROWING BALL.--EGOWOWII ...
... ATHLETICS. THAMES HARE AND HOUNDS. The third meeting of the Thames hare and hounds,. or paper hunt, took place on Saturday last. The gathering was not so large as was anticipated, there being counter attractions. The rendezvous was the King's Head, ...
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... ATHLETICS. MA.TCyES - TO COME. Nuvrinin - 28.—London Athletic Club, Beaufort House (open hat mile and two mile walking handicaps). 30.—Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Dec EN DEIS 1 & 2.—Christ Church, Oxford. 3or 4.-150 Yards Inter-Univenit7 Handicap ...
... ATHLETICS. F. T. R. (L A.C.).—You were placed third by the judge, and with his decision cannot interfere. . . p jj. j. T. —No, he never was, nor it at all hkeiy that he e\er » .1 Chamoion at that distance. T Morgan, Oxford.—The gentleman you refer to ...
... ATHLETIC PEDESTRIAN SPORTS, On TUESDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER, 1863. For Rulet, Prtze>, SfC., tee fftniitilt, tied next week's Cht onicle. ...
... ATHLETICS, R BTE4K.— We should have been very happy to insert your copy, but must call your attention to a notice at the head our'athletic columns. vnk Eiiwakds.— The person you mention is Lang, the professional runner, and not J. W. Laing, the Oxford ...
... ATHLETICS. Puersas.—There are no rules on the subject; but therm:mu:duo° or stewards have ',curer to order the race to be run over again. whether the mishap he accidental or designed. This was done by the committee of the London Athletic Club some short ...
... ATHLETICS. Mr. Skey’s letter to the Times in deprecation of the University Boat Race would hardly have found place save in “the silly season. It must be confessed that, though we have Abyssinian expedition on our hands, and though Garibaldi is reported ...
... ATHLETIC NOTTINGHAMSHIRE v. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. The return match betwecn these two celebrated cricketing counties was played on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday on the Trent-bridge ground, near Nottingham. Cambridgeshire went in first, and batted exceedingly ...
... ATHLETICS. OXFORD FRESHMEN'S SPORTS. These annual sports were commenced on Monday, anti concluded next day. 'Thespectators, although the weather was not fine, were very numerous, a number of the senior members of the University being present. On Tuesday ...
... ATHLETICS. “Cornelia write* the ISmt* a* follow* : - “Though, of course, such sound nod able letters as Mr. Bkey has written on the subject of boating would interest meet people, they have eaJlod forth many unsound replies from Young England; but many ...