... To the Editor of th DaViy Pbost-Sir,-It is many years since so dull a time has to he recorded in the sportirng world as that through which we are now passing- it surprised no one that H ...

... - LANCASHIRE v. WARWICKSHIRE. a Owing to the heavy rain at Manchester yesterday, which' prevented a start until half-past one, and caused a further delay for anr hour and threejuarters after ...

... BIRMINGHAM SENIOR CUP.-SEmI-riNAL Tiz.k ASTON VILLA V. Wxss Baowiswzo ALsON.-Ahout fri ten thousand persons were preoent at the Molyneux Grounds, Wolverhampton, last evening, to witness thek ...

... NOTES O -SPORT. 1 P1 TaE question as to which club sharl'ippear at the Ova0l ?? to fate the' Aston Villa in the final fight for th'e English e Gr i.Cup has not yet been settled Unless, however, a very ...

... EMWPON pA * ;. -. - - ioorado; Spori , *. - e4-ColorAdo; Land and Water- a Vctua ULrs' Gazete-Colorado or ; TmC-Colorado or Barmecide. *, .-4IOt1ma-OxiO~rd or Scotch Broth - -svxch Broth; Land and Wa ...

... I. SPRTIN ~NBWS - : Asp a RACING NOTES. 'Fine weather prevailed on the first day of the Lincoln, autuffin mbeting, and, as the card issued was anin t- big o'fnf the attendance on the' Carholmne. as go ...

... BISLEY RIFLE YMETNG.I A brilliantly fine day. Several show competitions and the distribution of prizes by the Marchioness of Salisbury suficed to draw to Bisley a much larger assembly of people than h ...

... k ,: - BroNm, the altogether unexpected defeat of Wolver- hampton Wandersie by Derby 'County at the Moliueux Ground there is nothing of special moment in connection with Saturday's foot ...

... %OTE. ON 's ,O ?? ?? -a ; ;b t E5X~r5fofilb*-0pieiot dog whlcltideqnd wit te- 1i&II& fle' cinde*8iluflydr*eathorof mtei ?? oth ~jt ?? it d' th un'jet't :errp o; ill/a eath oftai d T' sirrneg,, and tne ...

... -'WOavxstMurrroNWANDEREaS V. OXFORD UUVEXRS rr. -The recidents of Wolverhampton had yesterday the flri ttoporrnrdty of witnessing a match between the n local anderersiand the Oxf ...

... Unfortunately -for the immense crowd which assembled at Aintree this afternoon, the weather turned out exceedingly misty, and the -iew of the race for the Grand National was. very much i ...

... - - . The annual meeting of this club was held in the Pavilion on the County Ground, Stoke-on-Trent, on Saturday. Air. M. D. Hollins presided; and there was a moderate ? ...