... WAEcrIELDTR'tXTY(2ND RTaM)V. HULL SOUTHOOATES. This match was played at Wakefield on Saturday, a very fast and pleasant game, resulting in a draw in favoar of Trinity, with 10 minor points TO Southcoates 3 minor points. The Soutfcoates forwards had the advantage of their opponents in the scrimmages, and the Trinity backs did good service by their kickina, whilst Roberts and Tonmlinson put in ...

... - Oess. All communications for the Chess department ahs ad4dressed, to the Cheas Editor, HeaU pactX ulg The Hull Chmss club meets every Mond y ai dA evening, at the Station. Hotel, .Parag0oYstand Teh,,sd4 The Charch Irstiptze players meet every eien days eteepted), at their Chess Boom, Albion-812* e Visdtors are always eteuome. lSct,. IT.T.' TO OORRESPONDENT3 3.T. H. Xs, J. P.-Reoeeved with ...

... On Friday, oil the occasion of the re-opening of the Olympic Billiard Saloon, Land-of-Green-Ginger, an Exhi- bition Match was played between W. Cook, the ex- champion, and W. Mitchell, the well-known spot stroke player. The room has been entirely re-decorated, and fitted up with two splendid tables by Messrs Bennett of London. The game was 1000 up, Cook giving Mitchell a start of 200 points. ...

... ?? 'I - O ess. -, I Alt communications for the Chess department s40uld ~ addressed to the Chess Editor, Hull Packet-offlie The HUll-Ches Club. mesevery Monfday and Thurgia evening, at the Station Hotel, Paragon-stet. TO CORRESPONDEXTs. W. G.-The defence to the Bishop's Gambit gene i new. it is a. combination of LBodoaIs denct wiveth that ~intr dutoednb ?? nais defence wtthtntroduced by ...

... The fourth match of Shaw's Eleven in America has been played at St. Louis, the English Eleven encounter ing Twenty-two cricketers of that district. The Eleven went in first, and fared remarkably well. Ulyett and Barlow were the first pair of batsmen, and before they E were parted put on 60 runs. Both were then out, but after SaIby and Mlidwinter had been easily dismissed, Bates and Emmett gave ...

... ChoZ. i -eS All communications for the Chess department sahouU e ! adgressed to the Chess Editor, Hull Pachet-offim The Church Institute players meet every evening (sun. ?? excepted), at their Chess Room, Albown.street. Visitors are aluways wetcome. The Hull Chess Club meets every MondaY and Thursdwag evening, at the Station Hotel, Paragon-street TO CORRESPONDENTS. J T.-Two In ink. Three ...

... i LHULL TOWN v. GRIUSBY. This -match was played on the club's ground at Newland on Saturday, and resulted in a decided victory for the home team, who scored six goals to nil, two of which were kicked by E. J. Smith, two by A. E. Hobson. one by E. J. Mill, and one by T. A. Peck. On the side of the visitors E. 0. Hall, J. Jenkinson, A. Mountain, G. Ximpson, and T. Atkinson distinguished ...

... llo?? etess. 1 16 All communications for the Chess departen shold addressed to the Chas Editor, Hull Packa., Le The Hull Cliess Club meets ever-y Monday ?? rs etening, at the Station Hotel, Paragon-stree, 'MY J. ?? TO CORRESPONDENTS. J.W -eShould, be pleased to see a specimen of the 0Pe,. In& named. 3. T.-Y011 will have many entries? H; ving re ?? ihi OthB. B., and being received direct from ...

... ANNUAL MEETING. The members'of this club held their annual meeting on Saturday evening at the Crown and Cushion Hotel, Land.of-Green.Ginger, the chair being occupied by the Mayor (Aldetman Leak). Prior to the commencement of business, Captain Middleton (one of the vice-presi- dents) moved a resolution congratulating the president upon his re-election as Mayor and chief magistrate of 1 the ...

... HULL TOivW V. BEVERLEY.-Played at Newlancl, on Saturday, the former being at a great disadvantage in having three men short of a complete team with which to meet their opponents. The game was for a time very stubbornly contested, but in the end the Beverley team, with a full complement of men, won the match, obtain- ing four goals, whilst Hull Town only succeeded in scoring two. GOOLE V. ...