... SPECIAL NOTES ON SPORlTS I The Scettisb listcing Cyclist League hold t'heir firet meeting for the present seasen on Saturday. lbrox Park has boen selected, partly because flamapden will be en-gaged and partly because the Lecague have found that meatinge in Gevan are inavriably fisancially successful. The mneeing. will Consent purely of cyc ling events, and the tit-bit will undoubtedly13 be an ...

... I TEE TVRFO SPSRTINC KOTES BY iWHIITE AND GDLD.G Leedon, Friday Nightl. D~erby only wanted fins And genial weather to Moaks ite success undoubted, and fortunately this was forbhceming-indOeed, had the clerk of the course been in consultation with the clerk- of the weather natlieag batter could hiave 'enoe devised. If a poer start was made with the Draollow Plato, which ceaulted in a ?? for ...

... CRICK-'ET. | YORKSHL11E V. NFOTS. pain set in at Sheffield early on Tuesday everiag., and dlid not stopi until ten o'clock yesterday morning, so that the ?? Lane wvso rendered quite unfit for further cricket in this match. The weater lay in poos about the pitch, and there beia no s stmzhine the ground made sircaly any pregresa towards recovery. Indesd, after so much raiI crket vwould scarce!y ...

... ABERCORN (PAISLEY) TOURNAMENT. A number of floe ties were played at this tournament on Satu day. The gasme oE the day weas betneen St alirren,' Caledonisa, ao s S. W., Rlenfrew ibetter kurown as Walter Sh.arer) St Micren stoed 16 to his * ponenet's, 5soud Shearer gradually crept rep, but, throuisl an uaiortunate trail ol the jank on the last head, lost his game by one shot. A bard ijzrre ...

... P4.0.. AYID GROUIND V. DERBYSHIRE. Lord's yesterday, hut though they played with a great deal of determination. they were unable to save the game, and the MOOC. eventually won by nine wichets. Oversulght tlhe posi- I tion was as fellows ?? first innings, 274: Derbyshie. 77 far four sticrers. It will b.. reieshet, ed that the. sael had started disastrously in loeir3, four wi-sets sr t rss ...

... THE TURF, SPORTING NOTES BY WHIT AND COLD. London, Friday Night. There was a, good company present at Hurst Par, nd hespot urnd ut ailywell. The chie steplehasebrouht ut treerunnlers, of who Ba Couson he tregthof is Sandowes rnonng~ as ade n ods-o chacewith 5 to 2 obtana e aains GodenGate an 10to 1 about Whatbead Th reslt as tat he feldfinished in cmplte ontast o te mrke, te outsider ...

... I CALEDONIAN CLUB BONSPIEL. NORTH V. SOUTH. This great match of the season took place yes- terday on the pond of thle club at Cersebreck. As usual the match was between teams represent- ling ?? and the South of Scotland. Curlers travelled from many parts of Scotland, and the greater interest was taken as the match has not been played for six years. On that occasion 13G rinks played, and the ...

... THE wATERLOO CUP. FIRST AND SECOND ROlNDS. (FROm GUM COURSING COXREBSPOlDENT- i Liverpool, Wednesday NighLt i After many long and tedious delays, the great annual festival of the coursing fraternity has at length been advanced through its preliminary I stage. All sorts of records have been set up in connection with the Waterloo Cup contest, but this season has quite eclipsed all those that ...

... TEE DcnERUlUrVERSnTY BOAT HACE.-PRACTCE ow TnE CaREWe-After the good work that was got through bh both CoreOws on Tuesday, tbey had a fairly easy time of iO yesterday. The Cambridge men made their appearance before nine o'clock, but as it.was interdd- to give the neid Clasperia ite; itgoodeai of time was occupied in atji$leineq -stretcher arnd making various trivial alterations, and it wme ...

... Tin NoILSE BczmcxC Eninraxa CovrgR.-The lease by the New Club of the North Berwick Golf Lick from MrA and Mrs Hamilton Ogilvy having now been accomplished, the proposed extension has takien, definite form, and the . Green Comerittee have fixed on an extended and rearranged1 course as follows :-L. As formerly, the distance being 33O yards 2. As formerly; distanse, 456 yards. 3. The tee will - ...

... CIRICKET. FINAL MATCH IN AUSTRALIA. [PRESS ASSOCL6=0ON TELEOR&M.) Adelaide, \Tarch 28, The Entglish eleven, who were beaten here in November last by six wickets. to-day begarn a match against South Australia. The visitors' scrensth on the present occasion is redniced by the absence of slr Stoddart, who is not wed. osuoplreys stands out with him. The home teanu is coin- posed as ?? Giffen, ...

... I ~ ~ , NOTTINGHAM NOTES AND SELECTIONS,. (By WHITE AND GOILD.' London. Monday Night. The Nottingham. Spring Meeting- -viae' corn. menced to-day in delightful weather, and the company was a capital one, especially- when it is remembered how averse sportsmen are to Monda : racing. The fields were all small, with the excep- tion of that for the Spring Handicap, whic * brought out sixteen ...