... SOR,'1r1NiG INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER SEPTEMBER MEETING. t YESTEURD.AY. t DOXCACSTE STSrcEa.-Artiali ?? atr.s), I Zeus (Ford- 0 hern), 2; Quicklime (Wrood), 3. Gerald also ran. Bettilln 3- -2 to I osi Quicklime, 7 to 2 agst Gerald, and 12 to 7 kt east any other. Won by a neck ; three lengths between the secoind and third. WEsTsrnmtr,.tYND STt S.-Dreamiland (Wood), 1 ,r Glasgow (Martin), 2; ...

... WELSH FOOTBALL UNION. bi 'The annuial general meetinxg for the election of offhicers im for th coiningseason, and therbusiness,was held on m W~ednesday at the Msckworth Hotel, 9wan'ea. The st accounts having- been agreed to. the Hanl of Jersey wfas d elected president, and Slr. C. P. L~ewis, Liasndovery, and bMr. Fry, CDardiff, vice-presidenlts. Dfr. B. ?Mullock was appointed hon. secretary ...

... This meeting, which is the first of intended annual fixtures, took place on Saturday. Members of the Hull Bicycle Club, Hull Amateur Bicycle Club, Hull Wilber- force Bicycle Club, Hull Wanderers' Bicycle Club, and the Hull Tricycle Club met at the Park about two o'clock, and a procession was formed, under Air Braithwaite and Mir B. Davis, who acted as marshals. A number of un- attached ...

... WEVsT Dxwcr CRICKcT CLuB.-On Saturday the 6 members of the West Derby Cricket and Football - Club held their athletic festival-in A field adjoining 4 t Mill-lane, in the piesence of a large assemblage of 6 0 ladies and gentlemen. The successful competitors 5 were as follow:- 5 220 yards Haandicap Flatrace, far schoolboys: 1, W. 5 Lewis; 2, J. Eales; 3, H. Aspinall.-120 yards Handicap 5 ...

... SPORTIIM U SFWING, SPORTISG NOTES. . ?? Ei5NIG. Id C With erv prospect of ' oae the annual i September reunion on the famous. Town Moor G should prove equally as successful as ever, albeit J' the arrival list up to the present bas scarcely reached QB expectations. Most of the St. Leger, cracks, how- a ever, are on the spot. From early moring until B e late in the evening the town began to get ...

... HIGH GOSFORTH PARK MEETING. TRIAL SELLING SrAsEs.-Catwick lass 1, Siward 2, Mrs Allen s; Seven ran. NURSERY PLATZ-Noisy Girl 1, Queen of the StIay filly 2, Gosforth 3. Eight ran. Winner objected to. NEWCASTLE HANDICAF.-Queen Bonby 1, Brown Georgo 2, Tita 3. Eght ran. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE PLATE.-Candahar 1, Concord 2, Star 3. Seven ran. M ILTcn.-First Choice beat Big Jemima. RAVENS WORTH ...

... DPORTING INTELLJGMEOR. DERBY' RACES-SATDAY. - . LLEGxNURB Y HADICAP,, ?? RoseofYorlt . ?? ,, , 1 Wrinkle .. ,. .. 2 Baldee filly ?? ?? 3 Bunmblepuppy, Berm, mrsa fily, Ilahdiole, Elandker. cblefp Careless, and Hldest Mriss alo ran. Bettnge-9 to 4 aeat Handkerchief 9 to 2 at t Rosry of York, 6 po 1 agst Burmlesbpuppg, 10to 1 oaoth agat th o Ealde filly, WrIk0e Dnd the lna cm ly, 16 to 1 aget ...

... X P r-T - IITG -I p7 LLJQ MANCHESTER RAO&CES -YaDnA, Friar 2 ; -Lyrl .. 3. . . -.e *@ 13 to 8 on Tower and Sprod, 4 to 1 sgat Lyzloi 5 to 1 ?? Friar. Won by ahead.a NUESBRY .HNDICAP PLATE. Abimllech ?? .. . 1 Tocher filly ?? ,. ?? ?? . 2 Mead ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 to.1 agat Keel row, 3 t I asat camerlingo, 6.to 1 agat Arsay, 8 to I agt the Toucher filly, 10 to 1 Ablaeleob, who won by a length., ?? ...

... ORICKET, The return match between the Anetrallans snd Shaw's Eleven, who visited Australia last winter, ended at Kennligton Oval yesterday in a draw In favour of the Enalibsmen, CLIrTox VIcTonu 2ND XL v. Lvnlws8Toia -This match was played on Saturday, and resulted in an easy vletory for the former club by 30 runs, For the victors Hi Biebop bowled exesedingly well, ta[king five wickets for ...

... NORTH OF ENGLAND V. AU3TRALIANS. There have been some 40,000 persons prosent at tho three days' match between the above teams at Man- chester, which concluded on Saturday, but no one anticipated that the Colonials would be nearly defeated il ern inninge, as was the case, When play ceased on Friday night the Auetrallaus were in a minority of 135 rana on the first Innings, coud In the second ...

... CRLCKET.' AUT l-;TANS V. IAW's ELEVIUlM ?? thousand spectators' witnessed the :fli of the a bonveutoh ?? yestrday tbe 'Anstriali won : b 86une,0 he English plryeu making a .rtdlialbne- * exltbitgpn,.i , Eiihe fiiat Inuting the teams sored ;79 . each, tand in ' tbefrw sewod Inings Lthe- Australianrs com. . p~led 328.. 'Xblslef'tbgse ?? players 127 to obtain to win, but theonly got. 37, anod ...

... THE TUR.E I NEVCASTLE AND GOSFOETH PARK I MEETING. t FFIDAY, September S. I The weather for the concluding day wras again of a favour able character, but the attendance, owing to attractions at Croydon and Leicester, was somewhat limited. Mr Dawson I presented a respectable card to his patrons, and the sport on the whole has been very satisfactory. The opening race be- 1 tween St Anthony iwith ...