... POOTBALL. Commara= v. Syocs ?? tf to noona the above match wan rrriz untier kngty Miran rclq itt Ifihardron's fielaa, Maet - eth. The 2*haftfe wass !u* eraful ins the tns anod dentted to defeod the .t go%*c Wooeteasae Park, BiVtrah a sleety wind its tf fescrZ Bnornan kickted oft at tfa minurtes to four. and. tie tel vat at once taken oaey Cit half-way Ifne. A few'flrrnmoages ver nose formed ...

... THE BOYD AMD LAYCOCK SCUWN I -a e TCa. - f - I (DY' TSLGEAPILJ 3EIDDIMSBROUGH, Momay NMeifl `ti ?? matph of condaerable interest was brought offts evening over a three and a balf soiles course on the River Tees, at Middleabrou gh, between Elias C. Laycoch, of Sydney, and Robert Watson Boyd, of Mlddlesbrougb, for a stake of 2001. a side, Boyd giving the distinguished Auatraliaa 601. expenses ...

... SPORTIG.Z INTElLGEC 318-Tan Ensues' FLAT Swore PLATE of 00mw.1' ? an 118142 ftliewe4 Orates. mflyn the 94. 1 4, ?sijtn o by Sinuses- Maw.albn'? Young Bounce 00) 5 (S6? ?? a 4 Calalcar GkqeCkrtat (550). 4 4?el64i?20I Fomagosts (SSOj $ Adnmits (560) a I ?peec ccoe15 Dper a? ?? King Duncan Skeds4dla ?? 4? ?sso? 1550) .8 flter(550). a? sflonasce ? a rJ?arQg, 00. SOS ?? aget ?tei?g?? I pa, list ...

... SPORTIG naWTELG)MON. -I- LOINDQN Dt ?? WATERLOO C'UP. 33 to I aget Mr. Hinks's norainatica(t S 40 to 1 east Mr. 13roclebanli's no on Cea 4l to I agetMr. Dune* nomiuouto, Mtto lt) s. LWNOUNSSIRE H.QiD7CAP. 22 6 Op to i ?? t ~ ) 11 ltol - Vallon. t and ) and 25 to I agst X latol - 3arten (t & ) ' I~le) ?? ~ 3S to I--Atlants.(t &0) prce 125t Itet 40d 4to I lldnaor t) Ineio lIVERPOOL GltM4 ...

... 8POTIN ' I ~ THE tO D B t :O O'T.OP:=P T DhZ.Y HEW8S. ;Leger, p ~thsi~srl~In tlh'e eye& otoret, .whd CDutc 'Ot, Hofllie, and Sk. cente , e irciLte. W04e.J$;tefrborf.nice.. inl the Great ?? Staks.e They never had any stron% reteons to tbie great honoars aftyar th'eUrby'a' Oaks Were decided, so palpable was it each had lost the form. they showed as juveniles; and if their ownaeect to run them ...

... ?? ? ?. ?Mlqm- ITEN A1 D S-OFTA A11d air 0* Saturda at 'ofth, 1twubs of aliibttauot Pant ad totof Cambridge Univrst 87 ained .gVleyvst h* d aba of the game hgibeatd th thnest interest. The success of Cambrid tge was seyo pulaW, the fall of the lent Austrai wiket being greeted With shouts ofapplause. Uptoa, a powitthe.ptab8l Bstotb the Austraians Ud a greateste fa's. To- wards the close ...

... ?? . mml AUSTRALIN E=llVn v. ToBXn E. S Conside~~that Ulrett Lockwood. andi Batsh wae Agi y dtnimed yestsnajd s aricket at 111ddles- broghwasne a ni dserdlskla o orkhie.On paper ti =erm of129 nD& 140 do ndlook Verytenposing., but inamteta- p atln o thir alu Itl important to remember tha the thrm t beet Baid ncst trusted balifmian in the cout scored be. tween tdiem only 24 runs. an 3 failre.. ...

... OXFORD, TucEsDY NMUMI. The weather to-day was deligh nlly fiueand spring. like, and the attendance at the ri erside this afternoon unr- usually lahge After the somewhat hard work of yesterday- three Journe s to Ifilley and back-Mr. Paterson, the Presi- dent of the goat Club, w.isely limited the work thls afternoon to the short course, over which, at about half-past three, Mr. uisdersley, the ...

... THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACM. OXFORD, SAWCtRoA. Th lweather to-day was tlea most uanfavourable that has been experienced daring the term, for although at lbs commencement of the afternoon it was fine, dull, heavy delos were all around, and a regular hurricane was blowing fro the west, and towards four rain commenced falling, and eri. tinned without ?? until half-pest live. D. Daur irewasxpeted to ...

... LONVIDON BETtNG.-PnmA±. WATERLOO CUP. 1 00 to 9 agst Mr. Alexander's nomination (off) 103 to 8 - Mr. Reilly's nominotiouont) 22 to 1 3[r, Anderton' nomlna cm(t o on f 26 to 1 - r. Pildngton'e nomination (tg o) S6to1 - I Cosse nomatieu(t&QoJ 6D to1 -1 3'Mr.Dm ebenk'a(tScff) 80 to I - Mr. Vynco's nominatioi (t & off) -I 1UNCONSO.It HA?ICH P. 100 to 7 a.t .Bacann It) '22 to 1 agst aeoper t) oo ...

... THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE : /, * ?? ORD, TgcussDa.& A ieen east wind prevailed this afternoon, and it was bitterly cold on the towing-path, which, however, notwiti- tanding, wzts ivell patronised, among those present bemp John Clasper, of Wandswort whQ Las come down xpressty to superintend the building of the new racing boat, for which he has the order. After the hard work of yeterday, practice ...

... ?? 0G 'mE SEPTON pARK MEETING. To yrE guflo, C Tns DATLY ZSWS. ~~~l~etiietts f thre London resorts .ai olgeat races tak'es place were busy a'l Cl sltie il thM usdr eein such good nel' d li witrol Cullithat 100toe was laid on 'I~e i~ m 'flie rtitaure of 2,000 to 100 about asdjt'1to bQ laid on the field for the 'Ihonruiold being a ?atisa~ Stq~ a,'j 1r0 to I was again to be t for the ...