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... . START FOR THE 100 YARDS. THE QUARTER- MILE. A. HUNTER WINS THE MILE. \V. G. PAGET-TOMLIN SON RETURNING FROM WINNING THE HURDLES. HIGH JUMP. THE THREE MILES HALF-WAY. ...

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... THAT the opening week of the flat-racing season fully came up to expectations there can be no question; for, taking the racing in its entirety, quality, in its various degrees, was well maintained. The two-year-old competitions both at Lincoln and Liverpool, without intro ducing us-- and very properly so, at this early period of the wear-- to any candidate of the highest class and excellence, ...

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... . Somebody remarked the other day, and very truly, that the number of people who go everywhere and do everything yearly increases. Since South African gold has come into fashion and Stock Exchange fortunes have been made every half-hour, more or less, this multiplication of Midas has gone on apace. and, with Klondyke in the present and other places in the future, we shall soon arrive, doubt ...

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... . ATHLETICS. The Inter- Varsity Sports a lie. COLD and cheerless was the weather at West Kensington when 'Varsity blues met blues this year in friendly athletic rivalry. It did not, however, deter enthusiastic followers of the sport from attending at the Queen's Club ground to see the interesting struggle there provided. Many celebrities were among the spectators in the members' pavilion and ...

... . There are men who derive pleasure from mountain climbing, and they deserve the indulgence which the world is ready to accord to pluck and endurance-- when it interferes with nobody else. Mountaineering, so far as we know, does not greatly harm any one-- except sometimes the mountaineer himself. Who then shall deny to Mr. Oppenheim the satis faction which he appears to have found in his ...

... . The silver challenge shield,, of which we give a picture, was designed and manufactured to the order of Earl Grey, and presented by him to the National Co-operative Festival. The shield is of sterling silver, mounted upon a bronze and oak back, surmounted by a finely-modelled figure of Victory. Below is a plaque bearing an engraving of the Crystal Palace, where the Festival is held annually. ...