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... MANCHESTER MEETING [CaMN'TRAL NEWS THLEGR.Mj ' , Maiden Huedle. Ratbaapie (Canavajln) ?? , Signora (L. Danlels) . Winnie (J. Potter) . ?? Aldo ?? Aah (J., beV Times (Mr. G. L Lowe) el, ?? Betting-13 to 8 92st Winnie, to 2, j. . maple, 6 to 1 ags5 Mogitrin Asb, 8 to I1 ΒΆ Times. gj Won by fou' lengths; eix lengtfl',- ?? And third, Winner bought in for li4Og,, Selling Hurdle, Daepdale (HEIslop) ? ...
... MANCHESTER MEETING -SATURDAY, [CliNTRAL NEWS THLEGRABI ] Selliue Hunters' Flat Race. Broomleknowe (Mr. It. Walkor) ?? ?? I Central Fire ,Mr. f. OweD) ?? ?? 2 Ace (H. Marsh) ?? ?? ?? ?? 3 A16o ?? (Mr. G. S. Lowe). La DIo. quesa (owner), Forest Light (Mr. Giles), Msy (Mr. P. Shaw). Betting-11 to 8 agat Central Fire, 5 to 2 agot May, 5 tu 1 sget Brcomleknowt, 7 to I each agst Ace a.d La ...
... F 0 0 T B A L L. (Rugby Union Rulea) NORTH OF IRELAND V. DUNDALIK TeRim match was played on Satarday, at Duedald l well contested game ended in a draw, neither side la ing acored either a goal or a try. The North oi lre*e. mustered only twelve strong, which number p!3'o1 against their opponents' full team of fifteen. rS game was divided in two divisions of time of thirtye minutes each. The ...
... SPO RTING. THE TURF, (FROMf OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 LONDON, SAT-RDAY. As the Manchester raaecourse on the last day of the old year was half hovered with water, it looked long odde against thore being any sport this week, but by postpontog their meeting for a day the com- inittee were erabled to keep their engagements with horse owners, who did not make a partlot- larly strong response to the ...
... SPORTINO. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETItiR. k;.0t1AINATONS F -11s TIT2, N;EV~f_,r1ET E!M Lor Ii ;ci , S ?? i ?? rce I:,! Il Ic,, t; ' r i ! el i iC ?? ?? . ! . c'1 I: I- ! uei:9, The, 'c,':jy at II . J.ster, frvare , Sxhrot''o . La Jnne.re ,jr Agstnemnon, The Star, Rowao-d, Breaduder, Riot Duncan, The Dean, SAtchery, 0o NuMINATIONS FOR THE NkWMiAR,;LT INTERNATIONAL hiANDICAP, c, Parole, Falsetto. ...
... F 0 0 T B A L L. NORTE OF IRE'LAND v. MANCHESTER. (Rughy Union Rules.) THE annual match between theze important Rugby Union clubs will bh p ay d on the Orn ean ground to- dal (gatarlay). The gnue wid commence athalf-past two o'clock, Manchletetr are bringing over a very strong team, and amoongst their number will h- found the names of several who have rep-esented Enbiand in internuotional ...
... _ THE TURF. [FRom OURt OWN CORRESPOQNDENTl LoNDONl S&MuDAY. THEr Open weaither of the last few dave has enabloid tralnucr of horuce to mnake zlin roF witfrls time, and. Prhc'-y nay,r, es 'c71 tin [WeeUl:eh t take part in 'Zbe 'uui',VC eu'ul of 1880, herVO been kept pretty well at ,It, &adisecrt aand iie'rcton pnng at Eingselere, .B'no, Or nt RPEerley, INId i(11hert the11 DcVii and Prott- ...
... ?? LIVERPOOL SPRI'R E iBNTRIES FOR THE GR&Nl 3. 15TEE:PUL)He^:Tl' Terntargnte, Pretutor, Cou(q , GCxl)idfr r.PsI, bMilitpzit, ?? ldr -, nl::er, cllhrli;'ey S.%'VPIr, ?? fial ?? 1112rilhal, Z11o1her.), -Shlimnl, St ?? ,; Nleadow, Vfttoria, Jackil, Q-Ieeg Mittadl)r I!,, Auhteriitz, LPletina ,n 1r; ;, ('Ohlfit:lde r, Cjartel, GUDIJCkXi Tonane, MOeeman, Golden I'l r Ro.keiavage, The Liberator, ...
... KEmPTON PARK FEBRUAII WEIGaTS FOR THE REMipTO\. GRAND HURDLE HANDipc lit. 11), I 9 Bugle March 12 10 Nolget Bacilhrs 12 7 i;~YtMn. ( aeonlo Kild ar 11 i. 1 AIM;, ;.ho B-sr il '3 is . liph Priesb 11. I i/c .l - Ignition Ii t i,. ?? 11 Scandthrift i:. 3 DlwtangUe 11 I t terl D SiByphuS 11 1 P,, ' 3Wild Prince 11 i F,,e fiar SSir ?? IIo Capillaira IL 0intty. H Eopbkrom 11 0i Fabln . Iroa Dueo 30 ...
... F 0 0 T B A L L, 0 (Rugby Union Rules.) tULSTER (SECOND FIFT[EN) v, NO1TMb D0's! VTHIS match WaS played eun ThursdRy, ell tc, IR ground, and resulted in favoun of the lheoir ?? ene goal and three tlfes to nil. The Nnrkh DsCi ,, plated three men bhort, but the ginie pwas L ?? tested throughout. Andrews kicti odfs, crl forwards foillowitig up rapidly, the ltll cee. U-s itiusediattely driven over ...
... I THE TURF. ?? OUR OWN COMOat.ONiDETL.] LONDON, SATURDAY. No stir has been caused by the pabilc-iiofn of the full list of uprlug Itsandicap enti-roi, accel the urnusl spioulters oen horse lacing arm still more abuoobed in the blillird handicaps at ,he leading metro- politan clubs than on niattern ,enect(ed with the Turf, A few emall books have been opened on the Important hurdle races to be ...
... F 0 0 T B A L L. CLIFTONVILL&l v. KNOCK. (!nvtti.h Asseciatioen Rulos.) Avery intoiasting anrd pleantmit match wa3 played on Saturday, at the Knock, batwee the CliftonvillLe and Knock clubs, and resulted in the visitors ?? by 7 goali to 0. The ball was started at three o'clock by Sinclatr, and bcing well returned a scrumnengo was formed in front of bho home goal, and, despite the efforts of ...