... so! SOLICITORS v.. HULL TOWN (2ND ELFcVEN). MO The weather on Saturday was highly favourable for lr cricketers, and the first real Saturday match of the n~ season was played on the Argyle-street ground between Pr' the second team of the Hull Town and a solicitors' team, brE captained by Mr A. Scott. The Hull Town men went Sol first to the wickets, and the ground being in heavy con. dition no ...

... SPORTING NOTES. T-cSDsY EVF E,-MG. d The Epsom Summer Meeting commenced success-, fully enough to-day, the weather being fine, though sl rain threatened at one time. The racing was of an V interesting character. Backers find it very difficult to get on winners, however, and they commenced very badly, Davy Jones and Bon-jour both starting f at extreme outside prices for the races they won. The ...

... NI ' I . SPOuRTNG ITrELLot, KEMPTON PARK MEETING. 'day CnORD:ft OF RJUNNISG (MonIdaV)-SLU,bury Welter, 2; -t( Lionr lay Pltte, 2.35elig PlteinH O als's aidic.p Plaite, l th 3,10; Th;anlesSei;ih Pte, 3.4.5; ?? Two-veer- l the oid Seilizig Plate, 4.0 ; Hainpton Mid-Weight Bher, 5. rec sun- Al!alvaLs.-D1: clel~tab, Poligee, Molda (late Bestanid C inm- .8 rs1'at), anti slen; ia. T'0he rlte jorrts ...

... The seventh anlateur athletic meeting of the Birolhfield e Harriers-tool place at Aston Lowers Grounds on Saturday t afterinoon. The weather was anything ibut favourable, o and thins, together with the advent of the Whitsuntid4 hell- c days;, militated agains~t a arge attenidance, There were no o fewer than sixty entries iunthe halt-mile Scholars' haiudieca d -the first item apon the programme ...

... * - -~iRACIXG. NOTES. SpBrte- of an Interesting ehanteter was provided at Iffaneleester oaths opening day'of-tiie mutfing, wvhen Toastmaster, 'who Was ubet little' fsrnisd, Jandeod'- 'I0.ta 1 chancis for the Sailord Jiorough ltandicap.h ,conrt Minstrel, wiho came from Newmsarket with~ a ?? most money laid outfor him for ties Ilartinigtna Plate, hot lie found more than his match In 'Lnaerne ; ...

... . ANSTRUTEEEL-SUCCESS OF TEE GREAT LiNE FisHiNG.-After being attended with very poor results for several wee'ks, in consequence of stormy Le weather, the great line fisbing at Anstruther last :. week was highly successful. ScarcelS any of the )i boats obtained herring bait the first iight they d were at sea, and only 25 had returned from the as fishing ground up to Thursday night. These were n ...

... * THE GREAT GOLF MATCH FOR 2100 oA-SIDE. TEM PLAY fAIUWIOKLieM ;- IB I Play in the highly interesting single.bhande& golf ict _match between those two doughty knights of the vI club and ball, Tom MIor; of St Andrews, and lo Willie Park, of Mnsselbsrgh, was resumed yester-to lday over the medal course at Prestwick. Golf is at scarcely so popular in the west as in the east of si Scotland, and ...

... VOLUNTEER COMPETTHION, The Clevedon Artillery Volunteers (1t Gloucester, No. 9 Battery) having been challenged by the 1et Egomereet Engineers to a friendly competition, the match took place on Saturday afternoon, on the range of the Engineers at Tiokenham, There were 16 men on eaoh side, the Engineers being from the Nailsea and Clevedon detachments, Both corps ueed their regulation rifles, ...

... CRICKIET.. - ABERDBEINSHIRE CLU8. , AST OF GRA3(51 SC5SOL. BEST Or etra, This annual rembgrsnatch was played on av e dDT aftera'oo'n at RolbSumn Ground. The fineness of a a ,Ay;a'nte'expected closeness of the game, dr-ew o a number of spectators to the ground. Some gO batting was shpvn on .bgth 4es bpt t4 fielng S a no=t\Cp 4o the nnal' Abcideenshnrc forn,-sevrajt% Y cchesbeingmised.. ...

... BPOST 1 aN THE N-EWMAIRnT 890OND SPRING~ TO~ nm DI'5O4 9~ TPZ: DA.1T OlEWAg, c on36,-A f*~ day's ratifig was witnisemat in 0 fsix weather t~ X.ew;arkat tlisi d~ternooli ~d thead la Greg Breeders' rlato3 produce4 ia ;npi* closer contest aW than batd been antieipated, PoIolcery only getting ha-~ by a neck, after her jockey had %sod Ibis whip so freely Cc that he lost it at the finish. The tW6 ...

... YORIC SPRING ME1ETING, WEDNESDAY. ?? Rtight Hon. -tho Earl of Duirham, Risiht oiis~. Janie j 1Lowllier, StP. ir J. D). Astloy, Barr., stud the Most Noble the kii Marquis Talon. la Thei ineeting oomplotedto-d1ay has benri attended mith an~ I nneoecrt of 5 recessY which none of the moost t~nenuiris could Crave antisri- patud* Trhossrh clashing with several other meetingss, aund tbsenisimele or ...

... ?? CIRUCKT NOTEs-, &-O. The crickt cjhePA a interesting , eps rehabeen of a very asi a iven us a taste of wa we may expect from one Anstrai~an vistors, wand the pjremieha gone a fair WAY to lose the 'itle of th peie'ootty. Saturday was a busy day in this disitriqanthloesothgaecudav t~ieirt e ~tiidb'vsn gather ofourd haves going~t Aigbuet, o over the water. The Sefton made a sorry enhjbito of ...