... PRIORY n.-f*** return inter-tlub run wi-}, AlU»nco H. takes place to-day at 3iO fr/>;n i,.' 'f Turpin. Ea«t Finchley, and i« . country fisturo of the ecason. sou;- f ♦he City book to Finchley r .. .| th-xje from ahould . road (Mid.) Elation at 2.30. and ...

... rcstilicd draw, : Sotton. W. O. Poole c and l» 34. A. Collins c Thompson b Turpin 2i, D. O. c and l» 'l'uroin I, L. V’. btrakcr nut out 75, K. F. Keaton Turpin 4, T. Colliiis Turpin 21, S. Kaufniann 1 ; 28.—Total (• for wicked) W 3. J- It- Hajrea, W. F. ...

... Naylor’s Luce. Wakefield, five to four; Holdeu’e Turpin, Drithl-nxton, beat Marley’e Slav, by five four; Naylor’s Fred. Wakefield, beat Hall'e Jewel, Sheffield, by five to four. Third Round.— Sweep beat Turpin five to four, Fred boat Nettle by five to two* ...

... b Passmore 5 worth C T Turpin b Thomson 18 R Allen Ibw b Pasu- C M Bernaya c Pans- more more b Lonrworth 13 Extras G W at Kendl© b Lousrworth 19 Granville. C E Kondle b Dermer.. 99 J P Clarkson not out 8 F Hsldrr b Turpin 19 Le May not out ...

... Dunn's Bouncer and Tern ’s Turpin met r-a the of fifteen courses for £2O aide. Odds of sto were .»£ Turpin, but Bouncer won three Score meet Pint, eecond. fourth, aiith, eighth, twelfth, thirteen sol fourteenth.—Total.B. Turpin: Third, fifth, aavenih. temb ...

... rowed race from Walden’s Wharf to Putney Pier, resol as fellows :—Oaabam. Richardson, Johnson, and Flicfcaela (stroke), lirsl; Turpin, Gibbons, Tra’-ers. Wo>ccott (stroke), second; Mogford. Dane, (itroxe), third. Won two lengths. ...

... CUarltonians. 1 goal and 2 trice (11 points); Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. 0. Old Oharltouiane.-F ,1 H Turpin. Brayshay, E Lindow, and WHS llomn; Turpin and R Roberto; TWO C Gnwa. M Horn, E Rcee. VBA touch am, C T Juman, A K Fraser, and «G M Fox. Jlanpkone ...

... scoring early. A clever passing bcut by Story. Davidson a son, Turpin checked very smartly. Brodie prominent among the visitors forwards, and Johns occaaionallv showed a fine turn of speed. Turpin aiso threatened the home line, and T. Balkwill was only just ...

... of second In fixmt of Sullivan and Jo Jo, who dsnd-heated for third |4noe. Mr. W. Booker, proprietor, was starter, Mr. R. Turpin, appointed RperUee Life,** was timekeeper aad refcrre. This was followed match Wilkinson's May dew and Shaw's SulUvna. wbe ...

... OFFICIAL SCRATCHINGS, Goodwood pugapt'mcnt*.—Norty Ourl, Dirk Turpin, and all Mr horse's. Lavant Stakes. Beverley Httudioap, Hull.-Ga.Ueot. Mull oiißagoinonts.-MoUhman and Baroness MuniS Handi.ap. Al««ndr« Part, Sand. KingacUTo Btakes. Newbury. Dt^vilbird ...

... T Netherooat 65 yards, C Jackson. • J Harman, and F Hodges 75, A E Short, G Hampton, A Daly, J Baker, and W A Mortimer 80. Turpin. A Hendry, J B King, A E Coleman, Arthar, Mark well, J W Pearl©, and W A Hanrey 85, J Smith. ALP and Sheeley 90, C LiUey On© ...

... .. 71 H O Welle Mills b Tor- pin J Colyer b Thompson 22 A Williams Keats b Turpin fl Procter b Keats 1 M Gregory not out 0 KllUck # . m Chari toi W Bass st b Wei I C Turpin K Welle C Thompson c Gregory | Proctor 4 T0ta1 B A Keats ...