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SPORTING
... after a tine race with Fo*ler, of the Finobley Harriers, retaining tbgt for a mile, in addition to a Vtory inthe fosrmrles;w who R.(A. Greene, of Mnchester, held that in the weight-Pttting. The sprint produced a catpa finish, Morgan, who ...
BISLEY RIFLE MEETING
... the canvas roofs, and there appears a certainty of another wet night. At the firing points a variable, light, and a shifting uncertain wind, blowing from tbe right and left rear have told on, the averages, which, with a few exceptions, are not equal to those ...
SPORTING
... Oddfellow a mile and a half; CANONmes Crimea, Papyrus, Cyril IL, and Swift, with H.&lioE's Polonius, Heaume, and Vermilion, also went a mile and a half, and Msase's LoUp and Delaval, with T. JENsX;INGs sEN. 's Sheen. Blondel, and Gold, a ...
SPORTING
... Results-C. M. Scamp- ton (W) beat A. Xoodburn (A), 6 0, 6 1; J. Asbury jun. (V) beat J. Reid (A), 61, 62 ; J. D. Bnlcook (V) beat J. Somers (A 6 2,6 2; E. Berry (V) beat J. Bretheton (A), 6 K 4; Mis Wood-, burn and ...
SPORTING
... English, North Shields, is-a well-known p o. eyclist. He is seen at his best in a good hard race-of 20 or 30 miles and he is a remarkably fast rider. A. A. Eobb, 5irmingham, is one of the most improving of our young ...
SPORTING
... of a Ientath'thr~ee lesetlssewarted z 5e'dfrontMevy an~d Sbv, who ea a dead beat 4e * t~dpc Da'tless was -fifth, Withernain sixth, I irert, ''~R I'ANPICIP PLATEJI 'i'A.~e~sp BL~ I h~e winnerto be sold A .~a~e'sliaasPe~eaker, agcd-i.. ...
SPORTING
... was done in the second half, and a well-contested if not high-cliss, match .resultedin a draw of a goal each. Bootle thus have not yetr won a match, but a Idraw is a step in the right direction. Southport ...
SPORTING
... Turner and Holland made a lengthy Sco ir- stand and brought about a draw. Score- A B sd First Inkbp. YORKSHI.Er Second Linings Woc tyeb Waltn . ?? . ?? 6 I b P re Hal Wbisrb Walton ?? 410 [rb ?? 0 0 be A Sellcr a Ponsher b Waigon qiQ ...
SPORTING
... and Water, Martenhat or A ahgroe, a 2it TimqSm Freeoaso r Be ed ~ ~ te C ~4N ,a.osS er lady Hermit FIeld, y ermit; and ter, Al ady Hersi or Misis Hagioaope; Licensed VletueS- .e. len' Gazette, lady Hermit; Sporting bies, ...
SPORTING
... Lancashire-Messrs. A. N. Hornby, A. G. Steel, stre 4 S. 34L Crosfield, and A. T. oemble, with Barlow, It 13 Briggs, Mold, A. Ward, Sugg, Baker, and Yates. Zrd; 4 Kent-Messrs. F. Murcharnt, C. J. M. Fox, A. wort 3 Daffen, ...
ST. HELENS CYCLISTS' CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP RACES
... (70 yards start) beat A. PBoyle (140) for first place by 30 yards, J. S. M'Lean (scratch) beinz thirsd, about ten yards behind lBoyle. W. J. M~axwell (15 yards) was unplaced by about a couple of yards. There also ran in the-llnat-A. FWIine (140), J. Hall ...