... allowed 200. Lilo made a gallant fight of it, and caught the leaders a quarter of a mile from home. He made the pace a cracker in the last lap, and was only beaten a few inches by J. H. Her- bert, Ted Cowen being third. The finish was ...

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... Messrs. Butter- vorth and Co., onl The Law as it Affects Cyclists.` It covers every point.' The cyclist, for iustance, is gmvell excellent tips as to -vsiat to do on the spot after a collision, w ith a viiev to futcure develop- ments, and, how to dex elop ...

... increased, while the reduction of the top wveight will minimize the resistance when sailing in a light wind. Work has been started on a new steel rig. A factor operating against the new yacht is the continued opposition of the crew to an English captain ...

... best, R. Palmer's 6min. 56 2-5 sec.). A. S. Ingrain, at Wood Green, rode a quarter of a mile, unpaced, from a standing start, in 29 4-5 sec. Although beating Rule's old record of 30 sec., it is not now the best, as A. C. Rawson at the ...

... toestciia At Ltni vo~~uts s s.h A. LA-DIES' C-RICKET MATCH. GOOD BOWLING A-ND BATTI'N-G BY COLLE:GE Lady Maued Ga~rrett, of Sw~kejey-a Ickenhmna took a team of ?? crioktotrs to Uxabridge yesverday to fplay ...

... AT GLENWOOD SPRINGS. ~~leri Da isan 1iftt~ fast in ?? It is a sort of cross 1 nl dIlrstn5 a social jollification and a time of dfedltl Lsat ,urday -was Strawb~erry Day at Glenwood Springs, a 11~~tIc ChtjCamO i,17CS-JM-icajl. By the morning train the ...

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