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... ATHLETIC SPORTS. ATHLETICS AT CAMBRIDGE. The first athletic meeting for this term is for Monday ami Tuesday next, when Trinity Hall intend holding their sports. Among the events to be competed for on the second day (Tuesday) there will be a Strangers’ ...
... ATHLETIC SPORTS. ATHLETICS AT CAMBRIDGE, (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT) There was a meeting of the C.U.A.O. held last Monday the rooms of the president of the club (Mr. Lambcn. which was attended representative from each iho Mr. Strachan (Trinity Hall) ...
... ATHLETICS, J. ING.—Address to the S - e - e - re - ia — r — y of the Turnverein Athletic society, King's Cross, London. We never answer correspondents' queries by letter. DRAUGHTS. F. J. B.—Your offer is declined with thanks. BAGATELLE. J. If. C. ll.—lt ...
... ATHLETICS. -0— MATCHES TO COME. 28.—London Athletic Club, Beaufort House (open half mile and two mile walking nandicaps). 30.—Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. DEcrimen 1 & 2.—Christ Church, Oxford. 3or 4.-150 Yards Inter-University Handicap at Oxford; ...
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... training, either in theory or practice. His fallacies are best exposed by a short explanation of the real principles upon which athletes are made. Nature finds its own level, and the capacities of any living creature soon adapt themselves to the demand put upon ...
... ATHLETICS. Hon. Sec.—Addivsi to the secretary, German Gymnasium, near King’s ctosj, CRICKET. Professional Cricketer.—Mr Absolom. COUR3INO. Hermit.—lt was at 2.“ 1 directly after last year’s event. Altcar.—Our relurn was correct in every particular. Dick ...
... ATHLETICS. H. Bower, Acton Bridge.—Most decidedly. You would be disqualified immediately were you to compete in such race. F. R. Jameson.—He is not an amateur, and ought not to have been allowed to start. T. Griffiths and others.—ln answer to query respecting ...
... ATHLETICS. OXFORD FRESHMEN'S SPORTS. These annual sports were commenced on Monday, and concluded next day. The spectators, although the weather was not fine, were very numerous, a number of the senior members of the University being present. On Tuesday ...
... ATHLETICS. The authorities at Oxford shew themselves rather hostile to the athletic sports which have lately become one of the chief events of the University year. The leading journal is inclined to support the authorities. It believes that too much attention ...
... ATHLETICS. THE KDITOB THE SPOBTIXO LIFE. IR v has been directed to the Sporitnff iaje te“t W.nltSav, Where Mr. E. M'Uregpr of Olnsgnw. offered nman, not lUst, stt. 64m.. who ready compote with me tho two »ame . Throwing the JOlh ball and standing jump ...
... ATHLETICS. AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB CHAMPION MEETING. Committee: Colonel F Cummins, Esq. Colonel the Hon II Curren°, VC, Major le H *wafter, the Earl of C B Lavas, Eat, B Eeq, C (ICY' PT* E.-q. lion See, and R E Wearrmt, Eno. A bright sun in the morning ...